Engagement Party
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Engagement Party (2023)

Darby Kane

Others: Negative
ISBN:
9780063225626

Genres: thriller

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It was nothing like that. It was again horrible characters. Didn't have any sort of evil qualities. Didn't have good arcs. Nothing about this book was good. One of my least favorite books of all time.

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