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Tidal

Tidal is a literary work that delves into the intricate tapestry of human emotions and interpersonal dynamics, using the natural phenomenon of tides as a central metaphor. The story weaves through the lives of its characters, illustrating the ebb and flow of their feelings and connections. more

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Amanda Hocking
Amanda Hocking

Amanda Hocking is an American author renowned for her success in the self-publishing sector. Born on July 12, 1984, she achieved fame with her young adult fantasy novels. Her works have been translated into numerous languages and have garnered a substantial international fan base. more

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