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I do not care what they think of me. I can't. It only matters that I play.
Jeremy Knox is no stranger to damage control, but his last season on an Exy court is off to a disastrous start. The relentless crusade against his newest teammate threatens the haven he…
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It was only natural that The Golden Raven would make this list. It's the second book in Jean's trilogy and overall, the fifth book in the All For the Game series.
Jean continues to break my heart all throughout this book. The things he suffered at Edgar Allen and at the hands of Riko make me sick to my stomach. But his capacity to love still shocks me. It would only be natural for Jean to close himself off, to hide away from the world. He doesn't do that, though. He opens up to his friends, the rest of…
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