Would you recommend reading the other book(s) in this series before reading this one?

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Re: Would you recommend reading the other book(s) in this series before reading this one?

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I found the earlier entries in the series here. Nimue was an easy and enjoyable standalone read. Now, my curiosity is piqued as a fellow reader suggests that the first book is the best.
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Christell Lindeque wrote: ↑24 Jan 2024, 09:33
Neha Panikar wrote: ↑23 Nov 2023, 12:01 Thanks a lot, everyone, for your inputs. I have started reading, and I cannot put the book down!! It predicts I need 3 hours to finish this book. Now I just have to find 3 hours lol !!!!
And someone mentioned that the first book is their favourite! If this one is getting you hooked, imagine how much the first one will get you hooked.
Oh yes!! Indeed!! How do you find them?
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