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Fiction

hermetic

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9. That does sound great

Reply to japple (Reply #3)

Sun Jan 21, 2024, 01:42 PM

Jan 2024

"..a story of the ongoing fight to protect our personal freedoms and find our shared humanity."

There are 3 other books with that same title. A Harlequin Romance from 1980. A young adult fantasy from 2014. A general fiction originally published in 1932. And a few more with similar titles. House's book sounds like the best though.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, January 21, 2024? [View all] hermetic Jan 2024 OP

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Well, that definitely sounds.... hermetic Jan 2024 #5

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That sounds quite awesome hermetic Jan 2024 #6

Finished reading Silas House's book, Lark Ascending. Very good book. Highly japple Jan 2024 #3

That does sound great hermetic Jan 2024 #9

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Fascinating hermetic Jan 2024 #7

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Wow. What a tale! hermetic Jan 2024 #10

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That's very intrigjing. hermetic Jan 2024 #12

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