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Obsessed book reviews (49 KP) rated His to Protect (Fireside, #2) in Books

May 7, 2019

what a fab second book. I really enjoyed this story. I especially liked how the characters from the first book had small parts in this book. the story was well written and the characters were fantastic. this story slightly covers on the issue of domestic violence, it is well written. this story is packed full of hot steamy scenes, making it a must read book.

highly recommended
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The FRONTLINE Dispatch

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From the PBS investigative series FRONTLINE - a new narrative podcast that expands the series’...

Strike for America: Chicago Teachers Against Austerity

Micah Uetricht

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The Chicago Teachers Union strike was the most important domestic labor struggle so far this...

Prayer

Phillip Kerr and Mark Zeisler

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Gil Martins investigates domestic terrorism for the FBI. He is a religious man but he's coming close...

Longbourn

Jo Baker

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THE SUNDAY TIMES TOP TEN BESTSELLER. A RICHARD AND JUDY BOOKCLUB PICK. "Utterly engrossing"....

Nipper 1965-1966

Doug Wright and Seth

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Doug Wright's pantomime strip about the life of a suburban family moves into the mid-1960s, and the...

Kehinde Wiley recommended The Book of Night Women in Books (curated)

The Book of Night Women

Marlon James | 2014 | Fiction & Poetry

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"More recently celebrated for his masterpiece A Brief History of Seven Killings, James has created in this lesser known book a deeply personal view of Jamaican slavery. Set from a decidedly female perspective, The Book of Night Women takes you into domestic spaces, seduces you into understanding the very real conflicts and emotions behind charged and savage sexual encounters between slaves and masters, and dissects the negotiations of power within those relationships."

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