Official Review: The Eclipsed by Dara Kent

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This reminds me of that Brazilian TV show Nobody’s Looking about a guardian angel that goes rogue. Such a great summary of the book! I have so many questions now about the book.
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What a review. It extensive touches broad topics like love action drama and suspense. I would love to read more about this to find out about the lunas.
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The book is interested, l like ,and want ta review it. Thanks :tiphat:
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At first glance, I didn't think that this book would interest me and when initially began reading your review I was sure that it wouldn't. But as I read more I found my interest piqued in the storyline so I will be adding this book to my to-be-read shelf. Thank you for the engaging review.
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This is a perculiar story. I've read my fair share of science fiction stories, but this one is just unconventional. The character's names are also interesting, and the plot is just compelling. This is a book I have to read. Incredible review as well!
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Thrilling suspense appeals to me in books, and I'm glad the writer employed this!
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This sounds like an interesting sci-fi story with mystery and suspense. Definitely worth reading. Great review.
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Interesting plot, and I love that it causes you to question reality. Thank you for the thorough review!
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I really enjoyed the suspense aspect of the book. The writer puts the reader on the edge to know what happens to Six. Great book, with an exceptional character development.
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I like that your review tells that you continue to think about the could have should have after reading. This is a tell all that the book was a worthy read.
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This book has such an interesting plot that I'm convinced I have to check it out. Thanks for the insightful review. Good job!
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This one does seem to explore many influential themes, unlikely acquaintances, and a quirky perspective on disaster survival. What a fascinating premise. Thanks for your review!
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Post by Seamstress »

Unfortunately, I am not all that fond of sci-fi books. Time travel, alternate realities and all that jazz, just seems far fetched in my opinion, therefore I will not be among this book readers. Anyway congratulations with BOTD!
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The known things are so negligible compared to what is not known. Humbleness is the only way to learn faster but it's the hardest state of mind to achieve. Good book.
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Sounds like a great read. And in answer to your question, there are creatures who do take pleasures in causing disasters that end human lives...but they would be destroyed soonest. Anyway, I would love to check out this book; thanks for the riveting review.
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