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Hell hath no fury like a girl pretending to be a boy at an all-demon university.

I thought surviving the first few months at Discordia was a win—until The Caliphate Games were announced.

Now, I’m being trained to fight in a deadly competition I shouldn’t qualify for, juggling bloodthirsty rich…


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1 author picked Quiet Burn as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

This is the second in the Discordia University series and is just as good as the first. The plot is fantastic and the interactions between the characters is entertaining. There is a crossover with two other series by this and I got all the books in those just so I could read more about the characters in this on in the crossover and understand it all. I can't recommend this series enough - absolutely fabulous

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