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The third book in the CAHILLS VS. VESPERS series, the follow up to the worldwide bestseller THE 39 CLUES.

The Vespers have crossed a line. Amy and Dan were devastated when the Vespers kidnapped seven Cahills around the world, holding them hostage until Amy and Dan delivered an impossible ransom. But at least the hostages were Cahills - members of the world's most powerful f

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Published March 6th 2012 by Scholastic (first published March 1st 2012)

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Aug 14, 2012 Charissa Sophia de la Rosa rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites, books-by-my-favorite-authors, cliffhanger-endings, books-with-a-great-ending, informative-books, 39-clues-series, action, adventure, suspense, books-i-reviewed, books-i-own-a-copy, young-adult

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Jul 19, 2012 Pamela Galloway rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, fantasy, pre-teen-lit

Well, we're onto book three, and I'm not sure how I feel about this one. This time they venturing to Samarkand on a hunt for "a stale orb". i don't necessarily think this particular riddle is as difficult as ones in the past, nor is the item's importance, which makes this one harder to get into.

And while I'm enjoying the two newbies (Jake and Atticus) I am slightly bewildered by this "love triangle" that seems to be suggested. I mean, this is a kid's book and haven't they already made us consid...more

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Apr 19, 2012 Beaulah Pragg rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favourite

Yet another stunning instalment. This time we are in Samarkand, the second largest city in Uzbekistan, and our daring heroes have more than one bad-guy on their tail. After their art-heist in book one and antics in the Colosseum in book two, they are now on the hunt for an 'orb' or some sort and as always, time is running out.

This book led poor Dan even further towards the dark side, but had enough humorous moments to keep it from being too sombre. I love the way that each character is maintaini...more

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Mar 19, 2012 Book Whales rated it 4 of 5 stars

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We are finally on the 3rd part of Cahills vs Vespers. With stakes very high on this part of the story we all wonder how can they make the story more interesting. (Like I said before this is a long running series). With Dan and Amy following again another order from the Vesper One they now go to the majestic place of Samarkand. (When I read that they are going to that place I remember book The Amulet of Samarkand which I still dont have the time to read)

SPOILER ALER...more Originally posted @ Book Whales

We are finally on the 3rd part of Cahills vs Vespers. With stakes very high on this part of the story we all wonder how can they make the story more interesting. (Like I said before this is a long running series). With Dan and Amy following again another order from the Vesper One they now go to the majestic place of Samarkand. (When I read that they are going to that place I remember book The Amulet of Samarkand which I still dont have the time to read)

SPOILER ALERT!!!!

I feel like I cant make a proper review without spoiling some part because this happened at the beginning part of the story and is important throughout the whole book.

If you read A King's Ransom you know that Atticus was kidnapped. Avant reading this book, I thought that the whole story will be the typical search for something while also saving Atiicus but I'm glad it didn't happen. The kidnapping incident is resolved easily. And then Atticus and Jake becomes a good additional companion to Dan and Amy. Hooray for more brains and intellect (as if Dan and Amy's skills are not enough)
Also it's not only focused on Dan-Amy group now. You know the term real time? Just like in the style of Dan Brown wherein multiple event are happening at the same time. In this book, Peter makes good use of all the supporting characters or the other members of the Cahill family. Its nice to see that everyone has their own role to play in this whole scenario. I know they have been doing that since Medusa's Plot but here there are some major advance in the plot of the story. (Specially with what they find in Samarkand)

And with the negative opinion. I can't believe my prediction about Dan's character is coming true now. He is now having a dark part inside his character which involves a mixture of sadness. anger, confusion. These are pretty big thing for a boy of that age and the circumstances are not really helping his cause. I think in the next book he will do something big that will probably shock its readers. And did I mentions he now has almost half or half of the ingredients of the serum. I expect that it will be completed in the next one or on the last one (Book 5 is the last one I think)

I end my review there. I hope it did not spoil you too much but I think there are a lot of spoilers in this review haha :D

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Mar 19, 2012 Barbara rated it 2 of 5 stars

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Apr 10, 2012 Denise rated it 5 of 5 stars

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May 31, 2012 hobo added it

I think it is a wonderful mix of action,adventure and mysterious places people and twists in the story.for example vesper one the worst villan in the book who makes them do whatever he wants unless they want to see the death of the hostages which is there family.the biggest Twist is when Dan reveals vesper ones true identity which vesper one is in fact there father which had some how survived the fire that happened when Dan was born.the adventure in the story is when they travel around the world...more

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Apr 19, 2012 Donna rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: children, tweens

In the Dead of Night, from the second phase of the 39 clues series, the story stays true to the fast pacing and puzzling of its predecessors. Amy and Dan charge ahead with their new family responsibilities and their good luck and ability to stay focused on getting a group of family members out of a hostage situation is as implausible as ever. Dan's asthma, whose disappearance in this series has been a pet peeve of mine, as it was practically a character in the first series, finally gets to reeme...more

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Mar 17, 2012 John Paul rated it 4 of 5 stars

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We are finally on the 3rd part of Cahills vs Vespers. With stakes very high on this part of the story we all wonder how can they make the story more interesting. (Like I said before this is a long running series). With Dan and Amy following again another order from the Vesper One they now go to the majestic place of Samarkand. (When I read that they are going to that place I remember book The Amulet of Samarkand which I still dont have the time to read)

SPOILERS!!!!...more http://bookwhales.blogspot.ca/

We are finally on the 3rd part of Cahills vs Vespers. With stakes very high on this part of the story we all wonder how can they make the story more interesting. (Like I said before this is a long running series). With Dan and Amy following again another order from the Vesper One they now go to the majestic place of Samarkand. (When I read that they are going to that place I remember book The Amulet of Samarkand which I still dont have the time to read)

SPOILERS!!!!

I feel like I cant make a proper review without spoiling some part because this happened at the beginning part of the story and is important throughout the whole book.

If you read A King's Ransom you know that Atticus was kidnapped. Avant reading this book, I thought that the whole story will be the typical search for something while also saving Atiicus but I'm glad it didn't happen. The kidnapping incident is resolved easily. And then Atticus and Jake becomes a good additional companion to Dan and Amy. Hooray for more brains and intellect (as if Dan and Amy's skills are not enough)

Also it's not only focused on Dan-Amy group now. You know the term real time? Just like in the style of Dan Brown wherein multiple event are happening at the same time. In this book, Peter makes good use of all the supporting characters or the other members of the Cahill family. Its nice to see that everyone has their own role to play in this whole scenario. I know they have been doing that since Medusa's Plot but here there are some major advance in the plot of the story. (Specially with what they find in Samarkand)

And with the negative opinion. I can't believe my prediction about Dan's character is coming true now. He is now having a dark part inside his character which involves a mixture of sadness. anger, confusion. These are pretty big thing for a boy of that age and the circumstances are not really helping his cause. I think in the next book he will do something big that will probably shock its readers. And did I mentions he now has almost half or half of the ingredients of the serum. I expect that it will be completed in the next one or on the last one (Book 5 is the last one I think)

I end my review there. I hope it did not spoil you too much but I think there are a lot of spoilers in this review haha :D(less)

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Mar 25, 2012 Thibishan rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-from-march, books-i-think-are-totally-awesome

This time along with the seven other hostages Atticus is kidnapped also. Dan going into a panic decides that while he searches for Atticus this is all the more reason to keep on collecting clues. At Atticus's kidnapped place Atticus finds a way to send out a radio signal telling the Cahills where he is. After finding Atticus and finding Vesper One's next ransom object things start to get intersting. Dan get's more messages from his dad and he finally finds out that AJT is actually his dad.

I pick...more

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Mar 16, 2013 Addison rated it 5 of 5 stars

The Wyomings have kidnapped Atticus! They have taken him to a remote Vesper stronghold in Turkey to interrogate him about Guardians. Atticus will have to rely on his skills and Amy and Dan to rescue him. Dan is struggling with the death of Mr. McIntyre and is blaming it on his own father. Mysterious text messages keep coming in from AJT and Dan wants proof that AJT is really his dad. Ian travels to New York to attempt to confront his wretched mother and discovers that she may be working with the...more

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May 07, 2012 Melissa Sodano rated it 4 of 5 stars

As I previously said, this new 39 Clues series does not disappoint. In fact, it may prove to be even better reading than the original series. The characters have become more well-developed, and their darker sides have begun to show. The aftermath of the clue hunt has clearly taken its toll on the Cahill siblings, especially young Dan who was forced to deal with deathly difficult situations as a child that most people don't ever have to deal with during their entire lives. This new darkness has t...more

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Jun 15, 2012 Bookworm007 rated it 4 of 5 stars

*FAINTED FROM HAPPINESS EXPLOSION*

FUTURE BOOKS PEOPLE!!:
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May 03, 2013 Jovy rated it 4 of 5 stars

"In this life, there are very few coincidences" - Amy to Jake

Somehow this line from this book is so true. It's not a matter of coincidence or chance event, everything that happens to us in our daily lives are the outcome of our choices.

God gave us humans free will which separates us from all other creatures...hmmm...oooppps wrong book analogy...hahaha...

Anyway, I love this book. Peter gave it emotion and made the genius types able to relate to others and be humorous at the same time. I feel bad...more

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Oct 17, 2012 RR rated it 4 of 5 stars

RATING: 4.5 stars
The Dead of Night is a great installment! "Necessity is the mother of combustion" and so many subtle humorous lines got me smiling at the book like crazy!
The main action was comparatively less as the book dedicated pages to character development, and continuing what the previous book left unsaid. I have my suspicions on Evan now, and I'm left wondering what on earth Ian is up to. I don't like how Dan's really going strong with the dark-and-sinister-guy-thing, and its about ti...more

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May 21, 2012 Galini rated it 5 of 5 stars

**SPOILER ALERT**
Take deep breaths, Galini, inhale.
OHMYHOLYCHOCOLATEICE-CREAM, THIS BOOK WAS PERFECTO!!!
Yes, I miss the old 39 Clues books more than anything -see how the new series are so different, and the new Dan is just so... ugh... I miss his old crazy self not caring about the world... but the book was still amazing. I'm not quite fond of Ian leaving, as he is my favorite character, but I finally congratulate Amy for not being so obsessed over Evan Trolliver. My number 3 favorite characte...more

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Mar 31, 2012 Suzan rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Mar 04, 2013 Izzy99 ~ Izzy Lightfluer, Kick-Butt Shadowhunter rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: the-39-clues, awesomest-books-ever-read, boy-lead, girl-lead

Dun, dun, dun!((Yeah, you were supposed to say that out loud while playing a bass drum. :P))

The siblings Amy and Dan Cahill return in the 3rd book of the series Cahills Vs. Vespers. Also returning are the brothers Jake and Atticus Rosenbloom, along with the Cahills captives. The main plot in the book? Find Atticus, free him, and figure out what it is that Vesper 1 wants now. Complicated? Just a smidge.

What I love in this book is the plot and character development. The plot is just amazing, and j...more

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Mar 30, 2012 Ellie (a.k.a. QE3) rated it 4 of 5 stars

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So I don't like this series as much as the original 39 Clues. I like to think that it's because second series is not as good, but maybe it's just a result of me and my tastes actually maturing. (Shock!) But anyway, yeah, I didn't like the first two books as much. The second one was just plain annoying. But The Dead of Night was actually pretty refreshing, compared to its two predecessors. Jake did NOT annoy me, surprisingly. Atticus was pretty funny, although he didn't always come across as...more 3.75

So I don't like this series as much as the original 39 Clues. I like to think that it's because second series is not as good, but maybe it's just a result of me and my tastes actually maturing. (Shock!) But anyway, yeah, I didn't like the first two books as much. The second one was just plain annoying. But The Dead of Night was actually pretty refreshing, compared to its two predecessors. Jake did NOT annoy me, surprisingly. Atticus was pretty funny, although he didn't always come across as a genius kid.

Of course, one of the unfortunate qualities of a series written by so many different people, like this one, is that the protagonist's characters change from book to book. Like, in one, Atticus is seriously strict about keeping the rules, and all that, and he's a bit stuffy. But in this book he was quite the goofball. Or, take Ian Kabra, one book being all mysterious and...yeah, and the next being a pompous windbag. (I love that expression.) Don't even get me STARTED on Evan. That boy seems like three different people. In Vespers Rising, I'm fairly sure he was a popular kid. In the first of this series, he was described as a geek/hot person. (I will not deign to use the word "hottie," which I don't really consider to BE a word.) And in THIS one, he's a totally dither-y, pathetic, annoying little....thing. That can get pretty annoying.

Also annoying is Amy. Oh, my gosh. Amy, could you please consider not falling for every single mildly good-looking guy you meet? First there was Ian. THEN there was Kurt. Now there's Evan, and--oh dear--possibly Jake. >.< *facepalm*

Oh, wait, I forgot about Natalie. She's also a total chameleon. (<-- Best comparison I could come up with, to -->) Like, in terms of...character-wise. In the veeeery first book, some years ago, she seemed like she was some snotty fourteen-year-old (no offense to fourteen-year-olds), not someone who's eleven. Other authors have portrayed her as a totally immature brat who just wants to go shopping. Others, a totally mature brat who just wants to go shopping. But please, could you possibly take the time to research your "rich snooty people" brands? Not that I know any, but surely even making up some fancy name is better than saying "the new collection was in?" I mean, "the [insert brand name here] Fall Collection was in" would be better than the first one.

Okay, rant over! This turned out to be much longer than I had anticipated. :/(less)

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Oct 03, 2012 Lisa rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: audio-book, adventure, chapter-book, children-s-books

Amy and Dan are trying to save their family and friends who are still being held hostage by the Vespers, including Dan's friend who was kidnapped out from under them. The situation forces Jake to join forces with them to save his brother, and gets him even more involved with a family that he sees as trouble. Things get even more dangerous, as Amy and Dan are forced to try and steal another artifact to save one of the hostages from murder.

Another fun adventure in the series. I love seeing how Amy...more

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Mar 26, 2012 Krishna812 added it

OH MY GOSH THIS BOOK WAS SO GOOD I COULDNT EVEN LET IT DOWN!!! I just finished it and it is EPIC!!!. To think Arthur Josiah Trent is Still allive. Dan'd Dan may be vesper 1 though!!! I wonder if the Vespers end up being good. There are always turns like that in books. Cant wait till the next book comes out....SHATTER PROOF!!!! Its supposed to be about Dan and Amy stealing the HOPE DIAMOND which is the biggest diamond in the WORLD!!!!! Good Job Peter Lerangis!!!!

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Mar 30, 2012 Louise Metierre rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-2012

Teenagers Dan and Amy Cahill never expected to find themselves careening across the globe stealing priceless pieces of art. Members of the Cahill family aren’t usually criminals. However, the savage abduction of seven prominent family members can make you do unusual things. The Vespers have transformed life as a Cahill into something treacherous.

Atticus could not imagine that he would die in a bakery van. He did not imagine that he would die surrounded by cakes and bread. He did not know who the...more

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Aug 30, 2012 Sonya K. rated it 3 of 5 stars

A short read that has a lot of information in it. In this book two siblings, Amy and Dan Cahill, try to find a stale orb for Vesper one, the evil leader of the Vespers. If they don't, one of the seven members of their family will die. Once they find the item, they must make it to a drop off by a certain time. If they don't, their family members pay the price. Over all, this is a short read that is a good book if you like mysteries and adventures.

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Nov 02, 2012 Sary rated it 5 of 5 stars

In this third book, Amy and Dan must go to Samarkand, Uzbekistan to find a "stale orb". Which has proven to be quite a riddle for the siblings. Dan seems to be going more and more to the "dark side". The messages he receives from his "father" AJT keep sending him to the edge of the dark side, and he keeps collecting ingredients for the serum. Now after Atticus escaped, he and Jake have joined the Cahills in rescuing the hostages. But things are getting better in finding them, Nellie has given th...more

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Mar 29, 2012 Cathy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery, young-adult, juvenile, people-of-color, read-in-2012

This wasn't my favorite in the series. This series is always a bit strange with the author changing every book, some of the books just work better than others, and this one wasn't one of the best. The storytelling was smooth enough, and I felt like Lerangis captured some of the emotional jeopardy and growth that the kids are going through, but it wasn't as exciting as I've come to expect, and the historical content was very disappointing. I still like the addition to the series of Atticus and Ja...more

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Feb 17, 2013 Aurora Taylor rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: maf, cliffhangers, children-s-section, series, crazed-new-releases-challenge, strong-female-character, character-triad, tenth-grade, third-person, multiple-perspectives, 2012, reviewed, parent-s-history, nyt-bestsellers, 05-stars, 2013, adventure, eleventh-grade, fugitives, mysteriously-anonymous-person-to-id

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Feb 29, 2012 Aimee Jane rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book was amazing! xD
What they were trying to find was quite complicated but you know. x))
Ian, Evan and now Jake. xD Amy, Amy, Amy.
Even if Jake's a Jerk sometimes I do love it when its his POV. x))

I can say that the ending of this is creepy yet makes me want to read the next book even more but then it would be long long time before the next book comes out.

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Nov 19, 2012 Cindy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Pretty good, but not my favorite. The story with Ian is becoming more and more intriguing.

Just a side opinion of the audio reading. Pittu's depiction of Ian Kabra is money. On the other hand, his rendition of Jonah Wizard is hideous.

A bit upset because I was just accidentally exposed to a spoiler in book four. My copy is in transit now. Hope it gets here quick!

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Jun 29, 2012 Randy Christopher rated it 4 of 5 stars

There is suspense and intrigue in these and I got hooked from the original series. Now with the Vespers and each new secret the new book gives, you just can't help but enjoy the ride. This one adds a lot of intrigue with the addition of Jake and Atticus joining them, and each new Vesper that get revealed. If you have read the others, this is definitely a great addition to the series.

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Apr 29, 2012 Anna rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is my favorite series! Each book keeps you in suspense wanting to know what is going to happen next to Dan and Amy and the other Cahills. The Vespers still have 7 of the Cahills locked in a cell. They are trying to figure out how to break out. Dan and Amy continue to do missions for Vesper One and are still on the run from Interpol. Dan starts get text messages from AJT. Dan wonders if his father could still be alive.

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About Peter Lerangis

Lerangis's work includes The Viper's Nest and The Sword Thief, two titles in the children's-book series The 39 Clues, the historical novel Smiler's Bones, the YA dark comedy-adventure novel wtf, the Drama Club series, the Spy X series, the Watchers series, the Abracadabra series, and the Antarctica two-book adventure, as well ghostwriting for series such as the Three Investigators, the Hardy Boys...more Lerangis's work includes The Viper's Nest and The Sword Thief, two titles in the children's-book series The 39 Clues, the historical novel Smiler's Bones, the YA dark comedy-adventure novel wtf, the Drama Club series, the Spy X series, the Watchers series, the Abracadabra series, and the Antarctica two-book adventure, as well ghostwriting for series such as the Three Investigators, the Hardy Boys Casefiles, Sweet Valley Twins, and more than forty books in the series The Baby-sitters Club and its various spin-offs.[1] He has also written novels based on film screenplays, including The Sixth Sense, Sleepy Hollow, and Beauty and the Beast, and five video game novelizations in the Worlds of Power series created by Seth Godin.[2] As a ghostwriter he has been published under the name A. L. Singer.[3]
Lerangis is the son of a retired New York Telephone Company employee and a retired public-elementary-school secretary, who raised him in Freeport, New York on Long Island. He graduated from Harvard University with a degree in biochemistry, while acting in musicals[4] and singing with and musically directing the a cappella group the Harvard Krokodiloes,[5][6] before moving to New York. He worked there as an actor[7] and freelance copy editor for eight years before becoming an author.[8]
In 2003, Lerangis was chosen by First Lady Laura Bush to accompany her to the first Russian Book Festival, hosted by Russian First Lady Lyudmila Putina in Moscow.[9][10]Authors R. L. Stine (Goosebumps) and Marc Brown (the Arthur the Aardvark series) also made the trip with Bush.[9]
Also in 2003, Lerangis was commissioned by the United Kingdom branch of Scholastic to write X-Isle, one of four books that would relaunch the Point Horror series there.[11] A sequel, Return to X-Isle, was published in 2004.
In 2007, Scholastic announced the launch of a new historical mystery series called The 39 Clues, intended to become a franchise.[12] Lerangis wrote the third book in the series, The Sword Thief, published in March 2009.[13][14][15] On March 3, 2009, Scholastic announced that Lerangis would write the seventh book in the series, The Viper's Nest.[14][16]
Lerangis lives in New York City with his wife, musician Tina deVaron, and their sons Nick and Joe.[17](less)

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“Mrrrp?
To anyone else in the Cahill universe, the high-pitched sound of the pet Egyptian Mau had a hundred different meanings: the playful mrrp, the I-want-red-snapper mrrp, the that-wasn't-enough-red-snapper mrrp, the thank-you-for-the-meager-portion-of-red-snapper mrrp. And on and on.
But to Ian Kabra's ears, each was the I-hate-you-with-all-my-soul mrrp.” — 17 people liked it

“Daniello, you do not like the bread? Eat! ...per favore, have some pasticcio di gnocchi alla boscaiola!"
"As long as you don't ask me to repeat the name," Dan replied.
Luna Amato chuckled. "Charming boy."
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