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The Lantern KeepersDEVSlow for forty pages, then it grabbed my collar and didn't let go.
JUNEEvery sentence is lovely and none of them are necessary.
TOMASZWorth it for the middle section alone. Skip it if you need a plot.
One reader · Thriller
A submarine, a leak, and a clock. It does exactly one thing and does it very well. I read it in two sittings and the second one was supposed to be sleep.
D Dev Raman — thrillers, biographies, anything i can finish on a flight
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