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Angela’s 2022 Year in Books
Take a look at Angela’s Year in Books. The long, the short—it’s all here.
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Angela Armstrong
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The Unflinching Ash
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Shadow Chaser
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Unnatural (Gen2K, #1)
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2018
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The Quin (Gen2K, #0.1)
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2017
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The Gen2K Omnibus: The Quin, Missive & Salvage (Gen2K #0.1-0.3)
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2017
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Missive (Gen2K #0.2)
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2017
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Salvage (Gen2K, #0.3)
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2017
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Holly Homeschool & The Bad Character (Holly Homeschool, #1)
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Selection (Gen2K, #2)
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Upcoming Author Event: Armageddon Winter | Auckland
I'll be attending Armageddon Winter (Auckland)
King's Birthday Weekend (3-5 June)
with new titles to sign and sell.
Looking forward to meeting with readers, writers, and con-attendees. I always love this event.
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Wow. I'm honoured by this review. I love that this book sent you on a digital expedition! The urban legend is so fascinating, to me. Thank you for giv
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"I may not be the typical reader this book aims for, yet diving into the pages of "Shadow Chaser" was an unexpected thrill. Despite not being the book's prime audience, I found myself utterly captivated by the world Angela Armstrong crafted. The story"
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So cool that you found the farming aspects resonated across the ocean. Thanks so much for taking a chance on this book and for such a lovely review.
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I love hearing different opinions. Thanks for sharing yours.
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"Told from Faye’s POV (Point of View), this story is magical, funny and sad in places as she and her parents come to a crossroad or two in their lives!
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"Lovely story. This book has a very different narrative from anything I've read before. It was nice to read about a loving, intact family even if they are living an unusual lifestyle. It was , however, not what I was expecting at all. The synopsis hin"
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I'm so glad this helped fan your flame for this place. Oh yes, I bet the te reo was tricky in Kindle! You know what, I can link the words to the gloss
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“Rational Self was screaming, “This is crazy! Abort before she lets you down easy!” But Hopeful Tama wanted to go all in; wanted to trust what he was feeling and see the wooing through. Hopeful Tama won.”
― Missive
― Missive
“There were four types of borers; those who dug for treasures to sell via the city’s few stores, those who dug to on-sell from home-run operations, those who deconstructed and sold new creations, and the fourth – those who dug for themselves. Geronimo was all of these, but most of all, the last one. Not in the way most people would think.”
― Salvage
― Salvage
“And what of her captors? Did they really think her so frail and helpless that darkness, some rope, and a perversion of blacksmithery would be sufficient to hold the daughter of Pabla la Presica and Alexact?”
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“Grete wore caution like a crown. Although Ash and Grete were both born from the same Mapa and Papal, the sisters were antipodean enchantresses. To Ash the Mysteries had dealt passion, grit and tireless intent, which she carried like a loaded quiver on her strong, lithe frame. Grete’s appeal was no less, but instead came by way of caution, calm and censure – an attractive safe harbour expressed in her soft edges and soft speech. Both young women had thick dark hair and the blessing of symmetry on their side. Both could sneak.”
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“Ash clasped her hands in front of her, tipped her head at 45 degrees, and drew infinity with her irises. 'Five. Neither of us appears to have had word from God, so I’m forced to conclude He or She is allowing free will to reign – a gift, wouldn’t you agree?”
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