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Resisting Xavier
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very good story.. worth reading
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Hi, have you ever thought about expanding your work to other platforms?
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Really enjoyed reading this and could hardly put it down. Highly recommend reading it!
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absolutely loving the beginning and would love to continue. beautiful!
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this is a really great story!
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Glad it wasn't all just sex, there's story upon story, loved it
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Can we get more than one chapter a day??? Just asking
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Good read so far
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A really beautiful read.
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I love this story but why does it end as cliffhanger at chapter 108?  I’m so disappointed!
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I feel like this storyline has stopped progressing. I loved the begging of the book but it feels like it’s going no where. Unproductive conversations that don’t carry the storyline along or even seem to have a purpose. Quickly loosing interest.
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A dark Novel full of lunatics and psychopaths, where murder becomes the easy solution to problems, and sex is nothing more than a way to vent desires. Despite the book revolving around demons, it highlights the grim and cruel nature of the masses and touches on topics such as discrimination, class warfare, and necessary sacrifices. Yet, despite the dark story and the insanity hiding underneath the surface, readers can't help but want more as they follow the main character, Dantalion, in his various plots and schemes. There's something unique about trying to understand the insanity of the characters and the world they live in, only to eventually figure it out as the plan progresses. At the end, however, the answer is just as, dark, cruel and insane as the characters, only difference being that it eventually becomes understandable. If you have a tolerance for darker stories, you'll love this book filled with intrigue and plots. There's no overpowered cheats, just a character with too much knowledge, and not enough compassion. 9/10Sometimes, the characters ramble on too long about irrelevant topics (due to said insanity), and an unfinished novel is inherently unsatisfying.

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