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Every single book in this series is amazing, all the way from Kushiel's Dart to Naamah's Blessing. There are a few authors that I can read over and over again, Jacqueline Carey is one of those. You get a little bit of everything in these books, romance, adventure, fantasy. The main character in the Kushiel series is an odd character that you can't help but admire and love, Phedre is like no other character I've ever met. Once you read it there's no going back and you won't regret any bit of it.
This book is everything that I love about Portland. Palaniuk captures pieces of the real Portland that many people never get to see. It's beautiful and hilarious. This book mentions all those little things that will always make Portland home.
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Kushiel's Dart: Kushiel's Legacy #1 by Jacqueline Carey
Jessica Fee, August 30, 2011
Every single book in this series is amazing, all the way from Kushiel's Dart to Naamah's Blessing. There are a few authors that I can read over and over again, Jacqueline Carey is one of those. You get a little bit of everything in these books, romance, adventure, fantasy. The main character in the Kushiel series is an odd character that you can't help but admire and love, Phedre is like no other character I've ever met. Once you read it there's no going back and you won't regret any bit of it.Fugitives and Refugees: A Walk in Portland, Oregon by Chuck Palahniuk
Jessica Fee, August 30, 2011
This book is everything that I love about Portland. Palaniuk captures pieces of the real Portland that many people never get to see. It's beautiful and hilarious. This book mentions all those little things that will always make Portland home.(0 of 1 readers found this comment helpful)