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Amy A. Bartol
I live in Michigan with my husband and our two sons. My family is very supportive of my writing. When I'm writing, they often bring me the take-out menu so that I can call and order them dinner. They listen patiently when I talk about my characters like they're real. They rarely roll their eyes... show more

I live in Michigan with my husband and our two sons. My family is very supportive of my writing. When I'm writing, they often bring me the take-out menu so that I can call and order them dinner. They listen patiently when I talk about my characters like they're real. They rarely roll their eyes when I tell them I'll only be a second while I finish writing a chapter...and then they take off their coats. They ask me how the story is going when I surface after living for hours in a world of my own making. They have learned to accept my "writing uniform" consisting of a slightly unflattering pink fleece jacket, t-shirt, and black yoga pants. And they smile at my nerdy bookishness whenever I try to explain urban fantasy to them. In short, they get me, so they are perfect and I am blessed. Please visit me at my website: http://www.amyabartol.com
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Birth date: November 16
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A Voracious Reader
A Voracious Reader rated it 6 years ago
Book source ~ Kindle First Roselle St. Sismode is the secondborn child of the Fate of Swords. Firstborns, depending on their family, may rule their Fate. Secondborns have to go into military service. Forget thirdborns – they’re killed if found. Fourth thou shalt not count and fifth are right out. ...
Url Phantomhive
Url Phantomhive rated it 6 years ago
It's been a while since I read the first book in the series, so some of the details were a bit blurry when I started Sea of Stars. Kricket, the main character with the most *uhm* special name and also her very special character of course, has found her way up in the stars between two (or possibly mo...
Kitty Horror
Kitty Horror rated it 6 years ago
*Disclaimer: I received a copy of this book through Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.*Kricket is trying to live under the radar until she turns 18 and no longer a concern for social services. A few months shy of her birthday she is abducted by a group of men who take her to another world, ...
mollysmommyreads
mollysmommyreads rated it 7 years ago
I am only taking one star off because because I now have to wait like 8 months for the second book and over a year for the third book to be released! I loved this book and cannot wait to read the next installment. Any time you read this type of dystopian novel you have to be a little wary of is this...
Bookish Things & More
Bookish Things & More rated it 9 years ago
This review was originally posted on Bookish Things & More5 Reasons to Read Under Different Stars
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