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A Dark and Drowning Tide by Allison Saft

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Tammy p. 38

No one bothered her when they knew how sharp her tongue was. Few were openly hostile to her when there were rumors-false, regrettably—of how she had the power to tear a man's blood from his veins. For so long, she'd believed her thorns would protect her. That if she spoke their language and rose in their ranks, she would be safe, maybe even accepted. How naïve she'd been.

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