The story has a naturally eerie tone, but the audiobook takes it further by creating a rich, immersive atmosphere through the ...

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This book is filled with humor, realism, romance, tears, and everything a teen goes through in life. The chapters are short ...

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The Notorious Virtues blends an original fantasy world with elements of high-stakes competition and mystery. The characters ...

Tamaki’s writing is razor-sharp, blending emotional depth with biting commentary on privilege and performance.

Royal romances are a perennial favorite, and fans of this genre will enjoy this as well.

The story keeps you guessing until the very end and even seasoned mystery lovers will have a hard time seeing the twists coming!

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