The Maid By Nita Prose
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I read a lot. 2 or 3 books a week. I've only read 3 or 4 books on this list. In my decades of reading I've come to the conclusion that most book reviewers are more concerned with displaying their intellectual superiority than actually recommending a good, readable book.
Sadly none of these have reviews and only the first few have a description, I hardly bother with listings like these anymore
Load More Replies...The night shift intrigued me, does anyone know if it’s good or what it’s about?
I read a lot. 2 or 3 books a week. I've only read 3 or 4 books on this list. In my decades of reading I've come to the conclusion that most book reviewers are more concerned with displaying their intellectual superiority than actually recommending a good, readable book.
Sadly none of these have reviews and only the first few have a description, I hardly bother with listings like these anymore
Load More Replies...The night shift intrigued me, does anyone know if it’s good or what it’s about?