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ILLBORN
by Daniel T. Jackson
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by Daniel T. Jackson - Illborn was an action-packed adult fantasy with a cast of enjoyable characters. One of my favorite things in books are multiple POVs and the author did this well. Each character's POV added something useful and memorable to their storyline that left me frustrated (in a good way) at the end of every chapter. I thought the magic system in this book was pretty unique and I'm excited to see it develop further! The beginning of the book immediately grabbed me and caught me off guard! Although, ... more
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