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Has anyone read the Shiver Trilogy?

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OMG. I read this book years ago and couldn't remember what it was called. Thank you so much! It was on the top 10 list of books I read in middle school.

I 100% reccomend the shiver triology! It is the perfect combination of romance, and action. I won't spoil anything, but it had the perfect ending. The first book was the best one because of the story line, and the way all of the tiny aspect tied in with each other.It didn't a have traditional ending, rather it was emotionaly gut wrenching and anxiety inducing. It was perfect. You should totally read them!

I can also offer other book suggestions if you would like.

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