The Seeker and The Shade: Part 1
Jun 28, 202620mEp. 22S3
Part 1 of our book review of YA fantasy romance, The Seeker and The Shade by Ellen Osborne.
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Welcome to a monthly Book Club hosted by authors J.L. Bleakley, Arden Jones, and Shelly Mack. Each month, they choose a book to discuss. Warning: There will be spoilers! Also includes Book vs Screen and Book Court minisodes.
Unknown Host hosts Book JAM, a arts show with 39 episodes published.
Part 1 of our book review of YA fantasy romance, The Seeker and The Shade by Ellen Osborne.
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