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So far, this is quite interesting!

I AM SO EXCITED TO FINALLY BE READING THIS!

I have this audiobook turned up to 2.1 speed trying to get it to the end!

My opinion of this book is going to be determined by the resolution...

I was kind of skeptical about this at first, but now I can't put it down.

"I was civil," Bartholomew replied, flexing the fingers of his bruised right hand. "I didn't kill him."

Also, Bartholomew spending half of his fortune on a pirate hat reveals that we are kindred spirits. I approve of your red velvet hat, sir.

Agh, I was so dedicated to this book, and then THAT chapter happened and now I'm wrestling with myself if I even want to finish it *sobs*. Ugh. I hate when that happens.

Well, I'm loving this book.

"That's what sisters and girlfriends are all about, sticking together in the mud. Especially in the mud."

Getting some serious Anne Bonny and Mary Read vibes!

This one is being moved to my top reading priority because the review is due on March 24th lol

Annnndddd Prince Moray has my heart. Angela, don't hurt him. *narrows eyes*

Next audiobook listen!

No no no no no

Holy mackerel. I just read the first page and I'm already holding back tears. Kara, what are you going to do to me in this book?

I know the story of Esther but oh my worddd I don't know how this is going to end *bites nails*.

I don't understand why The Strider and the Regulus and The Star of Atlantis were split into two separate books...This should be one book.

Did...did Arthur Conan Doyle just name one of the most heroic and noble characters after himself and allow Sherlock Holmes to give the man the highest praise which Holmes has ever given as of yet in any of his stories... in The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet??? Yes. Yes, he did and I applaud him for it. Well done Sir.