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Lamp Black, Wolf Grey by Paula Brackston

Lamp Black, Wolf Grey

by Paula Brackston

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  • Aug 2015, 336 pages
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Sandra_C

Weak book
When I was offered this book to read I was unaware of the mystical nature of the book and that is not a genre that I enjoy. However I read the book and found the character development was weak.

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