Wishing you a full recovery!

While I agree this is more evidence of you being badass, it also sounds like your local hospital needs an eye test

I’ve done this before on mdf and it sucks - hope it gets better soon!

MDF = may damage feet

Arrrrrgggghhhh stop tempting me!

Ah such a dilemma! Do I take the plunge and read the final bits??

How best should we reach out to propose a commission? Apologies if I’ve missed it somewhere

As a self proclaimed Princess of light I can confirm that the Princess bit is far more important than the Light bit. In fact despite the apparent rivalry between light and dark, I fully support Vyria in her princessly objectives and will help when I can

I’m all seriousness Tess is absolutely spot on. I’m not allowed to get angry. But y’all absolutely should on our behalf.

I did! And the ending will stay with me a long time.

I’m pretty sure I missed a bunch of GO/ Greek myth references (such as why Isa keeps getting referred to as the Prince of Thunder), but all this makes me want to do is read the main series!

Great book, really recommended to anyone who loves a good murder mystery.

Isadora deserves to join the ranks of some of the best literary PIs out there - a mess up in all the right ways, with a heart of gold.

And the end of the story with Akakios and Theophanes, heartbreaking!

Even if it’s the most technically proficient art I’ve ever seen, wouldn’t change the fact that anything created by generative AI is soulless plagiarism.

Good luck with the whole process! I look forward to seeing a paperback copy of EPD on my shelf in a couple of years time!

I will be there day 1!

There’s definitely going to be a sequel?! I’m so excited and can’t wait to see how badly I’ve misjudged it!

Arggghh that ending! I really hope there will be a sequel as there are so many possibilities for what could happen next.

What happens if Biorra meets Ravan? Ravan’s curse? The mysterious girl?

Side note: a mysterious starved red-headed girl kept in a dungeon? Lindír couldn’t possibly relate!

I particularly enjoyed Saffron’s use of pronouns, so tempting to read again and start documenting each and every single one, and how they change.

And Lindír as a main character, filled with depth and pain and love (couldn’t possibly relate…)

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