Song of Serenity by Brey Willows: Book Review
Song of Serenity by Brey Willows is a romance with the nicest fantasy element making it a fun reading experience. It’s been five years since The Merge – when the
Read moreMagic Realism or magical realism is a style of fiction that depicts fantastical story elements in an often mundane or real-world setting. It often blurs the lines between fantasy and reality.
Song of Serenity by Brey Willows is a romance with the nicest fantasy element making it a fun reading experience. It’s been five years since The Merge – when the
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