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The Far Pavilions BOOK 1: THE TWIG IS BENT. No spoilers for later books. Everything in Book 1 fair game.
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Jan 14, 2018 11:40AM
Good riddance! Thanks for helping to solve the problem, Carol.
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Good news! I almost wrote the spammer a flame, but then reflected that if I did so I’d bring down the entire Ukrainian hacker community on my head.
Tadiana ✩Night Owl☽ wrote: "Good riddance! Thanks for helping to solve the problem, Carol."
That's ok. Next time I might take a screenshot & send Support an email. I was worried someone might accidentally click on a link. I'm glad GR moved swiftly.
Abigail wrote: "Good news! I almost wrote the spammer a flame, but then reflected that if I did so I’d bring down the entire Ukrainian hacker community on my head."
& it was probably a bot. It hit huge numbers of groups.
That's ok. Next time I might take a screenshot & send Support an email. I was worried someone might accidentally click on a link. I'm glad GR moved swiftly.
Abigail wrote: "Good news! I almost wrote the spammer a flame, but then reflected that if I did so I’d bring down the entire Ukrainian hacker community on my head."
& it was probably a bot. It hit huge numbers of groups.
Welcome back Hana!I hope you are fully recovered!
Rubbing my hands together to get started on this baby!
Getting there, thanks, Andrea! It's a slow recovery process but at last I'm strong enough to lift this door-stopper of a book :D
Thanks, Karlyne!
I'm loving how MM Kaye plunges us right into the action. I've read several accounts of the Sepoy uprising and none are as terrifying as this--seen from the point of view of the incredibly brave Sita. Kay captures perfectly the bewilderment and terror of someone caught in a battle, not knowing who is fighting whom, or why, or where safety lies.
I'm loving how MM Kaye plunges us right into the action. I've read several accounts of the Sepoy uprising and none are as terrifying as this--seen from the point of view of the incredibly brave Sita. Kay captures perfectly the bewilderment and terror of someone caught in a battle, not knowing who is fighting whom, or why, or where safety lies.
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