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Lkj Slain asked this question about As Sure as the Dawn (Mark of the Lion, #3):
this one wasn't as good as the other two IMO. But maybe that's just because I felt as if the stories blended together in a weird way. I love them tho!
Cheryl Solomons I see what you mean. My view is that each character has a specific goal to reach. For them to reach their goal is the way they go about it. It is like…mǰI see what you mean. My view is that each character has a specific goal to reach. For them to reach their goal is the way they go about it. It is like modern day life; each person has his own life to live and each person live his or her life they find fit. The book is how the characters deal with their own personal issues and yet it does influence others because you will always see another character being somewhere or somehow involved. The story flows from a peak point to almost no point and then all of a sudden it sort of dies down.......... the climax of course.... in the end it is the way the final goal was reached and who in the end have victory.........

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