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“Tella decided long ago to never make decisions ruled by fear. Fear was a poison that people mistook as protection. Making choices to stay safe could be just as treacherous.”

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Book:Finale
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Finale

Finale is the final installment in a series, bringing together the storylines and characters to a close. The book is likely to include climactic moments and revelations that tie up loose ends. It may also serve as a satisfying conclusion for readers who have followed the series from the beginning. more

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Book:The Return of the King
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