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[Book Review] My Name Is Iris by Brando Skyhorse & Iris Coffee Daybreak
My Name is Iris is the story of Iris, born Inés, a second-generation Mexican-American single mom who has always played by the rules with the goal of living "The American Dream". But the rules are changed when the government implements a mandatory wristband based on parental citizenship and a wall suddenly appears in front of her home, separating her from the community she's dreamed of joining.
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[Book Review] In Every Generation by Kendare Blake & Jim’s Organic Coffee Witches Brew
"In every generation, there is a chosen one. She alone will stand against the vampires, the demons, and the forces of darkness. She is the slayer."Â When I first heard about In Every Generation, the first book in the new Buffy: The Next Generation series, I was a little wary. I love Buffy so much that I wasn't sure there was room in my heart for a new slayer, luckily Kendare Blake proved me wrong.
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