Holly Becker reviewed Defying Doomsday by Tsana Dolichva
Review of 'Defying Doomsday' on 'Storygraph'
3 stars
Good anthology, but it's set during various apocalypses so was a tough read right now
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Good anthology, but it's set during various apocalypses so was a tough read right now
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