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Welcome to Book Talk for Book Talk with Jack and Amy, a literary podcast where we deep dive into the writings 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 backgrounds, we'll provide our flash analysis of each book as well as discuss listener thoughts.

This is part one of this week's episode where we're discussing Trial of the Sun Queen by Nisha J. Tully.

Okay, Jacqueline, if you had to describe this book in 10 words or less, how would you describe it?

Ooh, good. You had that, you had that tucked away, putting this on me.

Okay, 10 words or less. A perfectly executed first book that is entirely set up.

Great. I think that's a great description of this book. And I did it in nine words.

Good job. Good job. Thank you. Yeah. I have not thought of my response to my own question.

Let's do a quick preface this first. You and I have never read Trial of the Sun Queen. We have not read the other follow-up books, and we both listen to this on Audible.

That is correct. So we were really coming into this book and to this series, Blind.

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