Official Review: The Eclipsed by Dara Kent

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I love your review, it gives detail of what to see in the novel. Congrats on BOTD
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Fantastic!!!!! The book will be funny
Can't wait to read manymore
What a review!!!
I really enjoy it
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YESSSS!!! finally a great read. Thanks you so much for your thorough review. So glad I came across this. I wanted try something different in my reading. Thanks!
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People of a world named Luna, are born as adults, and are responsible for holding the reality of the human race? Wow! And now, they bear numbers instead of names. Double wow! I'll love to read.
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This book seems to be interesting. I definitely want to give it a try. Thanks for your wonderful review!
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Just from reading the review, I decided to buy this book, and I can't wait to start reading it.
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After reading your review, I grew more curious wanting to know if Eighty-nine managed to bring back to life Six. Indeed, It's amazing to see the bonding between the two. Thanks for your great review.
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Some people are just so good at writing reviews.😃 This book's premise is unique. I like unique things so, I'm all for reading this book.
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One question has been coming up in my mind since I started reading this book. The question is, “Is it possible that there is some creature out there that has a job to ensure that disasters happen and people die?” I think this tells a lot about how much of an influence a good book can have on the reader. I also enjoyed the way the story ended in an unpredictable way. This is sure to leave the reader in awe.
What a scary question! But I get your point, it's also an intriguing thought and the kind that, as you say, stays with you long after you finish the book.
I usually don't read fantasy, but this book seems to be worthy of an exception. Thank you for such a compelling review!
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Just reading the description on FB, I started sensing that this is one of those books that causes change in one's world view. However minor. And with your line of '[...] long after you finish reading it.' I had it confirmed. Thank you for a detailed and wholesome review! Cannot wait to dive into it :D
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lunas believe they have a human aura and yearn for attention too. Incredible! Are they in purgatory?
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Reminds me of a KDrama called "My Love from Another Star." Amazing review!
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I'm not a fan of fiction books and I'll probably pass on this one for now. However, great review! :tiphat:
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A wonderful review full of suspense.Numbers representing names of characters and the well description of the characters got me.Its a must read.Thank you for the wonderful review.
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This sounds like an incredibly unique read, but it's not exactly to my taste. Great review!
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