Official Review: The Eclipsed by Dara Kent

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Re: Official Review: The Eclipsed by Dara Kent

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Number used instead of names for people is interesting. The plot is also intriguing and I am looking forward to digging into this novel to find out how Six died and what Eighty-nine will do to bring him to life. The book cover is intriguing as well. Congrats!
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I'm in love with this book. The concept of a being or beings manipulating events on earth has peaked my interest.
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Nice review, but I'll have to pass this one Congrats on the BOTD
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This sounds like quite the thriller. The paranormal and sci-fi mashup certainly makes for an intriguing read. Great review!
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Sounds like a book that's going to play with my mind and I'm loving it.
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From your review of the book I can tell it is quite an interesting book with lots of suspense. I would love to know if eighty_nine was able to bring six back.
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This is an amazing fiction story. A very thoughtful novel and obviously an interesting one. Use numbers to describe one identity will really be lovely. I will love to know what later happened to Eighty-nine. Nice review.
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This book has such an interesting plot. I’m curious about what happened to Six and these creatures that kill people in disasters.
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Dara Kent really did a great job, books like this make you wonder if there's a creature somewhere in real world charged of Dead. You know making sure dead happened.
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The review sounds interesting, and the fact that people are known by numbers seems intriguing. However, I don't think I will read it, but it's interesting that you have a good summary
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This is indeed a unique story. I love books with new concept .I will definitely have a taste.
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This is not your regular fictional story. It's a bit weird but interesting. I would really love to know if Eighty-Nine succeeded in her quest. Congrats on BOTD!
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Good review. I’m fascinated about these numbers and how these number are to make sure that others marked are to die. Also I want to know what happened to eighty nine.
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The concept of this story seems to have some dystopian elements to it. I am interested to see how the characters' friendship is formed and how it develops throughout the plot.

I love the cover art with the moth's wings in front of the moon.

Thank you for your review.
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Thanks, JKO for the wonderful review. When I read the sample of the book, I found myself yearning for the complete understanding that caused such an ache in 89's soul. How many of us haven't struggled with questions such as, "Where do I fit in the grand scheme of things?" or "Is this all there is?" Combined with your review, this is sure to hit my "want to read" list.

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