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Montes Lazuli's The Queen Of All That Dies
The Queen of All That Dies was highly recommended by a friend, so I read it. It was intriguing. Sure I had a love and hate relationship with the man of the book King Montes Lazuli, but no matter what he did I couldn’t hate him for too long. He was a very conflicted soul, who had a big heart…at least when it came to Serenity. Serenity is strong and the one woman who fought Montes with every breath she could. No matter how strong and hard she wanted to be, she couldn’t help but feel so much for the man. Serenity had a love and hate relationship with Montes, while Montes just had a love and lust feelings for her. They were a match made in hell, so she thought. But the when she started to really feel for Montes she learned that Montes was everything
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