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...and I'm Just. So. Happy.
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  1. Anonymous11:37 PM

    I'm so, so sorry but I just have to say--

    WHAATTTTT?!??! How--what-- how is it even possible that you got the newest Marillier before it's supposed release date! Her website says first week of November! I'm stunned! Green-eyed with envy! Jealousy coursing through my veins!

    You should be happy!

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  2. Angiegirl10:51 AM

    Lol. I was stalking the online bookstores and saw it pop up early on Barnes & Noble's. So far I'm about 50 pages in and it is so good...

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  3. Hagelrat3:44 PM

    oh nice! I love getting those kind of parcels.

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  4. Charlotte11:15 AM

    What a nice little parcel! Cybele's Secret made it on to the Cybils list at the lastest minute, so I am looking forward to reading that...

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  5. Angiegirl11:26 AM

    A Halloween treat. Parcels like this one make the world go round.

    Charlotte, I'm glad Cybele's Secret made it in. Happy reading!

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  6. Li2:22 PM

    OMG. The new Sharon Shinn. I am so jealous. And I still need to get around to reading Marillier.

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  7. Angiegirl6:46 PM

    Grin. I started with the Marillier and am really looking forward to the Shinn.

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