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Inferno
Inferno: A Robert Langdon Novel
by Dan Brown
Gripping..... Couldn't put it down (10/5/2015)
It was as usual a thrilling ride.. .Dan Brown at his best. Robert Langdon just as lovable.
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The Center of Everything
by Laura Moriarty
Really cute and enticing at the same time (10/5/2015)
Loved it. I wish it were a little longer so I could have know more of Evelyn's story.. But otherwise it's beautifully written.
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