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The Wicker King (The Wicker King, #1)
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2017
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Icarus
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2024
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The Weight of the Stars
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2019
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The Corruption of Hollis Brown
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2025
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Darling
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2021
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The Legend of the Golden Raven (The Wicker King, #1.5)
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2017
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Murder of Crows
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2022
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Adam, Mine.
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2026
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Ellie Ellie
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2027
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Dead End Daryl
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2027
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“If you drop the weight you are carrying, it is okay. You can build yourself back up out of the pieces.”
― The Wicker King
― The Wicker King
“I never said I didn’t feel the same,” Jack said harshly. “Just because I don’t see the kingdom doesn’t mean it doesn’t still exist,” Jack said furiously. “As long as one of us remembers it, it still counts. We decide the end of the game, not them. Not anyone else. You’re so stupid, August. You’re so stupid and I love you so much.”
― The Wicker King
― The Wicker King
“Diversity is a flower that blooms with greater beauty and greater strength each time it is cross-pollinated.”
― The Weight of the Stars
― The Weight of the Stars
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― Game of Nightmares
― Game of Nightmares
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We need more authors like you.
Also, mad props for a groovy taste in music (as referenced by THE WICKER KING mixtapes)."
Thank you so m..."
You deserve all the praise! I started reading it early in the evening yesterday, with plans of stopping around 1AM to sleep.
Yeah... that didn’t happen. I had to finish it. Next thing I knew, I turned the last page, it was 5AM, and I was wrecked. I wound up crawling through my bedroom window to sit on my roof and decompress with a cigarette (or four). This book— It hit me. Hard. That doesn’t happen often. So, again, thank you!
We need more authors like you.
Also, mad props for a groovy taste in music (as referenced by THE WICKER KING mixtapes)."
Thank you so much! Your review was so lovely, I was super touched!
We need more authors like you.
Also, mad props for a groovy taste in music (as referenced by THE WICKER KING mixtapes).
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