Status Updates From Black Tiger (Black Tiger, #1)

Black Tiger (Black Tiger, #1)
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Sara Baysinger (Goodreads Author)

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Emily is 90% done

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Emily is 50% done

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Emily is 25% done

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Joanne is 89% done

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Joanne is 72% done

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Joanne is 54% done

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Joanne is 34% done

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Joanne is 17% done

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Sunny is 88% done

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Sunny is 74% done

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Sunny is 41% done

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Sunny is 32% done

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Sunny is 10% done

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Grace Morris is 57% done

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Phoebe The Reading Phoenix is 86% done

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Phoebe The Reading Phoenix is 65% done

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Phoebe The Reading Phoenix is 24% done

A diverse dystopian... FINALLY!

— Jan 30, 2018 04:23AM Add a comment

Mandy Fender is starting

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poppingthoughts is 27% done

I really really need to sleep now because it's almost 5 in the morning but.. The revelations.... woohoo!!!!

— Feb 08, 2017 12:35PM Add a comment

poppingthoughts is 19% done

"Replenish bad air for good.."
Inhale.
Exhale.

Hah!

— Feb 08, 2017 08:13AM Add a comment

poppingthoughts is 14% done

Remind me of The Hunger Games.....

— Feb 08, 2017 06:52AM Add a comment

Yaasha Moriah is 55% done

With the current popularity of dystopian novels in the market, there was part of me that eye-rolled at the thought of another one. But Black Tiger has been delightful to read so far. I expected the usual "dystopian POV" of present-tense first-person to feel as dry as in other books, but Ms. Baysinger spins language well, eschewing snappy brevity for more lyrical vocabulary. I'm enjoying the word-pictures.

— Feb 07, 2017 06:14AM Add a comment