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Came for the legend retold stayed for the drama and intrigue. This story grabbed me immediately and kept me interested the entire time. I did this as an audiobook and the narrator is top tier, praise to Gemma Whelan for her work. I have always really enjoyed the Arthurian Legend and seeing it retold from Morgan's perspective seemed so intriguing. The court politics, the forbidden love, the struggles of being a woman in this time period and longing for more than being just a mother,it was all so engaging. Morgan's growth from child to woman and seeing all her struggles and how she handled it all was fantastic. Sometimes her temper would get her into bad situations but watching how she could cleverly get herself out of them or just preserve through sheer willpower was gratifying to see. I also appreciate how closely we stick to the legends story which is rare in modern media.
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Twig's Traveling Tomes
Gryffin Murphy
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This book reminded me a lot of Lost Souls Meet Under a Full Moon if our messenger was a cat. This book focuses a lot on wanting to have one last meeting with someone, whether they have passed on or if circumstances prevent a meeting. Each chapter covers a different task/meeting for our main character, a cat named Fuuta has to complete. Typically books like this instills a feeling of connection is found with the characters we meet making the read more relatable. You also get a sense of peace or at least closure at the end of eat characters chapter. The over arching tale is about this cat Fuuta working their way up to earning a meeting with their owner. Since our storyteller is a cat a lot of the human aspect felt missing, or dismissed since our cat cannot sympathize, though as the story progresses we see Fuuta gain some understanding. As a whole I had a really hard time connecting to the stories and the way our storyteller Fuuta goes about their tasks felt disjointed and impersonal. It was a book I don't regret reading but it wont be at the top of my list to recommend, unless you are very into the particular genre.
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Messenger Cat CafĂŠ
Nagi Shimeno
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The Priory of the Orange Tree (The Roots of Chaos, #1)
Samantha Shannon
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The Decagon House Murders (House Murders, #1)
Yukito Ayatsuji
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Storm Over Camelot (The Morgan Trilogy)
Sophie Keetch
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