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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're hosting a book club while we prepare for 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 our flash analysis of each book as well as discuss

listener thoughts. This is part two of this week's episode where we're discussing Trial of the

Sun Queen by Nisha J. Tully.

Okay, so let's go into something that people didn't like.

One of our listeners says, I felt the personality of lore disappeared after the prison.

Plus, the romance was just Walmart Akatar.

That's really funny. That's hilarious. I mean, you did say Tamlin. And that's becoming the Akatarness, the Tamlin factor, is, I think, becoming part of the romanticcy genre and part of its formula, right?

Everyone, in the sense that everyone wants to replicate that twist.

Yes.

Here's my challenge to that.

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