Official Review: MYK: Prince of the Vends

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Re: Official Review: MYK: Prince of the Vends

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All of you are so kind...I just want my stories READ! I wish free books didn't have such a bad condemnation attached to them. :D
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Very good and insightful review! I'm glad you enjoyed the book!

And congratulations to the author for writing such a good book and getting a great review! :)
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Thank you, hsimone! This read is definitely worth the effort. :techie-studyingbrown:

-- 14 Feb 2016, 18:59 --

Thanks, kimmyschemy06 !
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