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Rameera’s debut, a romantasy riff on Sri Lankan mythology, follows an orphaned woman in a war-torn land who, in her quest for ...

I decided to write 'Our Last Vineyard Summer' to explore the most impactful relationships in our lives: my sisters.

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There’s a pleasing Cheshire usage that Garner uses throughout his books, plunder to mean ‘ponder’, and as far as he’s ...

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