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Welcome to Book Talk for Book Talk with Jack and Amy, a literary podcast where we deep dive into the writing of your favorite novels.

This winter, we are hosting a book club while we prepare our 10-part literary analysis of Sarah J. Mass's Throne of Glass.

This is Jack.

And I'm Amy.

And each week we'll discuss one book from our Winter Book Club roster.

By using our literary background, we'll provide a flash analysis of each book, as well as discuss listener thoughts.

This is part two of this week's episode where we're discussing Spark of the Everflame by Penn Cole.

So we're going to go into one of the most liked topics, and I'm fine getting into this

little earlier.

And that is Luther.

Luther.

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