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alishareads

A cynical coffee addict who loves history, politics and books.

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  • A Trade of Blood
    alishareads
    Aug 10, 2026
    A Trade of Blood
    4.5
    Enjoyment: 5.0Quality: 5.0Characters: 4.0Plot: 5.0

    I can read 100 of these books. RJB, plese never stop writing Ana and Din mysteries.

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    "It is an inarguable truth, you know," said Ana, "that most people are absolutely enthralled by dead girls."

    I'M SO EXCITED!!!!

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    In me there are two wolves. Unfortunately it’s the Din wolf that controls speaking to people and the Ana wolf that provides critiques afterwards.

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    I love the flow of the writing. I am reading this very fast, which makes me sad considering we don't know if we're getting more.

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    I love the flow of the writing. I am reading this very fast, which makes me sad considering we don't know if we're getting more.

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