Certainly none of the sea otters would want to see Anemone charged as a traitor--she wasn't!--but Crustacean despised her, and he had all authority to have her exiled, or killed.
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these Darkwoods tales sound interesting. 2 have been released and 4 more to go. thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAn interesting passage. I haven't run across this series of books but might have to take a closer look.
ReplyDeleteI haven't read this one...it does sound intriguing.
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Hmmmm, interesting. Is it Fantasy????
ReplyDeleteHaven't heard of this series, but it definitely sounds intriguing! I hope Anemone doesn't get banished! Thanks for sharing! :)
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Juli @ Universe in Words
Intriguing snippet, thanks for sharing. Here's mine.
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