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  1. Didi
    Didi at |

    As I haven’t started on this trilogy I couldn’t opine if Amanda a villain or The villain. Often there’s a reason behind villainy and personally I like when a villain got a chance to redeem themselves. Again, I couldn’t guess how awful her character in this series. 😀

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    1. Liv Olteano
      Liv Olteano at |

      I love villains with reasons behind their villainy, hehe. Hope you won’t think her too awful if you do end up reading the series 🙂

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  2. Ami
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    I have only read book #1 but based on my impression of Amanda at the end of THAT book, I thought she was not THE villain. She had valid reasons to become what she was. I guess that showed that nobody born to this world actually become a villain, you know? There would always be a story behind it. Despite the nature vs. nurture debate.

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    1. Liv Olteano
      Liv Olteano at |

      Totally agree, Ami. There’s always a story behind everyone’s actions, regardless of their nature 🙂

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  4. donnajones2014
    donnajones2014 at |

    I was unsure about Amanda in the first book, but became a definite supporter in the second. She totally morphed from villain to victim. While I couldn’t see her having a “happy” ending I would like to see her finding some sort of peace.

    Can’t wait to read this latest book 🙂

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    1. Liv Olteano
      Liv Olteano at |

      Hehe, curious what you’ll think after reading A King and a Pawn, Donna! 😀

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  5. jodi marinich
    jodi marinich at |

    book sounds really good…congrats

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