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Personal takes on each book — what works, what does not, and who it is for.
ReviewsThe middle of Greymoor Academy swaps academy drama for court politics and a mystery about other worlds. What works, what drags, and what to expect.
Greymoor Academy: I Accidentally Bonded With Four Lycan Royals!
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ReviewsZoe_Vander's Greymoor Academy starts as a rejected-mate revenge story and turns into a royal power struggle. Our take on the first 100 chapters.
Greymoor Academy: I Accidentally Bonded With Four Lycan Royals!
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ReviewsA second proposal, a confession and a cliffhanger, set against the darkest chapters the book has written. Our review of the latest stretch of Two Can Play.
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ReviewsThe spotlight moves to Sparrow, Scarlett and Tasha, and the book gets its best twist in a hundred chapters. It also gets its hardest-to-read material yet.
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ReviewsA divorce, a proposal and a godmother promise make this the warmest hundred chapters since the start. The Felix and Seraphine subplots are much harder going.
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ReviewsThe romance becomes the book's safe harbour while everything around it gets darker. Our take on chapters 201–300, including the moment we stopped cheering for Celeste.
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ReviewsThe finale Celeste planned arrives early, and the book gets better once it's over. Our take on chapters 101–200 of Rosa Kane's Two Can Play, including where it goes too far.
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ReviewsRosa Kane's Two Can Play turns the most painful discovery a wife can make into a sharp, addictive revenge game. Here's our take on the first 100 chapters.
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