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Mastery of the Mundane

Revisado: 02-22-25

Josh took a journey we have all been invited. But only some of us will embrace. His ability to capture moments in snapshots held me in a trance of past, present, and future all at once.

I've had my own journey to embrace Heaven coming to earth. it didn't involve alcohol, but that isn't the point. Josh captures the hearts longing for something it hasn't found. He captured the hunger of the self, the hunger to the filled. Constantly devouring whatever it's given in hope of rest. Yet finding none.

Josh your faithfulness of writing this, walking through the difficulty, and finding rest on the other side is a gift to Jesus and to us.

Thank you for moving to the hidden music and producing fruit for our King.

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Share humanity with the one in front of you

Revisado: 07-26-23

The topics in this book get straight to the heart of conversation. Overall this book comes at the topic of conversations from the perspective of a reporter. But the rest of us have just as much to gain from it. We all have conversations almost every day.

We should look to find the shared humanity in those conversations. Not sure how to? Pick up this book and you'll be well on your way.

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I need more!!!

Revisado: 07-10-22

Dear Will, thank you for your creative self. I have found renewed strength, endurance, laughter, and drive to engage in my own present life because of your Cradle series. In my deepest Lindon spirit, gratitude.

Orthos feels like an old sensei I had and Eithan feels like the man I sometimes tap into. You could say I'm slowly touching the joy icon.

I know your blog said you will probably only make 12 of these, but I ask you to make more, even if they are side quests with other characters and their threads. A newer fan, me.

ps -- I would love to learn more about Zeal's life before he met the crew.

Gratitude.

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Rushed

Revisado: 03-21-21

I love that there was a sequel was made. The story felt like a series of plot points, not like a developing story or characters.

I hope that there is a third, or at least the world continues in some way.

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love a good new series... however

Revisado: 11-16-19

I like Kel Kade solid author. I love new series' of books. what I don't love is binging a book and then there's nothing else for years. all that to say great book give it a listen fun new world worth your time little slow on the uptake but that's pretty normal for a new series in new characters fun new magic system look forward to seeing what happens.

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a deeper dive into the world!

Revisado: 01-22-19

Andrew is done an excellent job with book 2. anybody who liked the first book or his other series war of broken mirrors should certainly be sure to pick up this book. from developing the magic system more to the characters having you challenges to some twists and turns and political unrest this book doesn't disappoint.

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woweee

Revisado: 10-20-18

I love this book because of the magic system the characters their development the creativity of the world that exists. this book is certainly worth checking out if you like fantasy books and new worlds.

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short and sweet

Revisado: 05-19-17

a short story, a little light on the drama or perhaps the solution came a bit quick but nice addition to the reckoner world overall.

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Reshape your life!

Revisado: 05-02-17

Malcolm Gladwell is the best! His research and how he looks at the world for themes and patterns to better understand it is so unique and excellent!

A must listen!

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good but peculiar

Revisado: 01-14-17

most of the way thru the book, the characters end up cussing in normal language and that felt out of place. just like book one it was a bit of a slow start. decent progression however it felt a bit lacking in action.

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