The Killers of the Flower Moon reviews: a book by David Grann
A chilling, well-researched page turner, Killers of the Flower Moon is a must-read true story about murder within the Osage Nation, once America’s wealthiest community.
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A wonderfully weaved cautionary tale about how jealousy, envy and fear over our peers can drive some of us to do outlandish, crazy things.
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While A Court This Cruel and Lovely doesn’t stand out from the crowd of Fourth Wing clones, romantasy fans will enjoy its familiar characters and classic tropes.
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Romantic Comedy reviews: a book by Curtis Sittenfeld
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Fairy Tale reviews: a book by Stephen King
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