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Old 03-27-2019, 11:26 PM   #19
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I have been wanting to read this book, and will read it in time for the discussion. I like the combination of mystery and history.

Also a very interesting perspective Bookworm_Girl that you have read the Alison Weir book to compare it with. Now I want to read that one too.
I’m really enjoying the Weir book and learning lots about history. I’m glad I decided to read it as a pairing.
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