LovedI was like no I actually will love to read this and so I've already started it and I'm hooked
Dissolution (2001)
Creators: Loved The book is a great read, the audio version should be avoided at all costs.
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Lovedi've just read the first book dissolution and i really rated it i found the historical mystery really compelling the setting that it's in this kind of like monastery is like fascinating you do not know who to trust the whole way there and matthew chard like himself as a character is really fascinating and a really just great character to kind of lead the book
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- Loved by creators13 reviews
- Also historical fiction and mystery86%
- Claire Fenby-Warren loved both14%