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Re: Review of Trapped in Glass
Your review is indeed intriguing. Makes we want to unravel this mystery myself.
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what is the cause of their disappearance ? congrats on this episode/Kirsi_78 wrote: ↑14 Apr 2022, 07:46 This one sounds like a book for me. The mysterious disappearances around the tavern pique my interest and the characters sound lovable. Historical fiction is definitely my genre and a detailed, long story sounds like something that would bring me joy for a longer time periodthank you for the lovely review!
thank you for the lovely review!
