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    Unknowable

    By M.C.A. Hogarth

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    About this ebook

    In this sequel to Reader's Choice Award "Unspeakable," Tanel, Nashada and Ekkuli return in a new city, having made themselves a comfortable home... a comfortable home, until an invader arrives and threatens once again to rearrange all Tanel's notions of love.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherM.C.A. Hogarth
    Release dateJul 23, 2014
    ISBN9781501498459
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    • 5/5
      (N.B. Get a 'Ramble as I read' review this time. Because I could and this is awesome and I feel it captures that awesomeness better this way.)Ekkuli is AWESOME. And just made me stop reading to write this because I'm just too delighted to see more of Ekkuli. (I was expecting that, but... I wasn't expecting it to be even more wonderful than in 'Unspeakable'. I would recommend this for Ekkuli alone.)No! You didn't! Only it says so right there on my ereader screen... *hugs herself* I don't want to read on. I want to stay at this point and dream up my own happy ending because I know it'll be happy. But... So well-written. *torn*Well, that... wasn't quite the ending I was hoping for, but it's the one that fits. And I am glad of it, so glad. I'm not the quietest reader in the world, but it takes a fair amount to get me to shout at a story all the same. And oh I shouted out that no. I giggled at Ekkuli, I felt with Tañel and Anaia, I revelled in their relationships and the ways this story plays with all the many facets of its title. I want to hug this story close and never let it go.It's got a few typos still, but they didn't pull me out of the story. Lastly, even though this is a sequel to 'Unspeakable', you don't need to read that first to follow this along. I'd recommend you do, though. It'll introduce you to the characters and make their relationships even stronger.