Official Review: A Fistful of Clones by Seaton Kay-Smith
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debo9967
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Re: Official Review: A Fistful of Clones by Seaton Kay-Smith
The books sounds really interesting. Nice review.
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Jesska6029
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Thank you so much. I really appreciate the kind words. It's a really interesting read!debo9967 wrote:The books sounds really interesting. Nice review.
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Great review! I like the idea behind the story. And your review makes the book sound so interesting.
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Thank you! It is quite an interesting story!ananya92 wrote:Great review! I like the idea behind the story. And your review makes the book sound so interesting.
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FFOC sounds awesome. I love novels with numerous narratives, and tight detailing. Going into a different character's minds lets you know the characters and makes the book way more interesting. I'll remember this title.
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I agree. I love when the narrative switches between characters. I hope you put it on your list!Leon Durham wrote:FFOC sounds awesome. I love novels with numerous narratives, and tight detailing. Going into a different character's minds lets you know the characters and makes the book way more interesting. I'll remember this title.
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