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Observation: The fascination of watching a trainwreck of a social situation is apparently a universal appeal. Anna Karenina is reminding me of similar stories in both British and Japanese literature. It also seems universal that most of the time we want it to work out ok....not sure yet about the russians.
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3. House of the Beast by Michelle Wong
A TBR.co recommendation. This one bills itself as a dark fantasy of revenge and a twisted romance. It's not inaccurate. Fantasy novels ...
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