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THIS REVIEW OF MENDING A RIFT CONTAINS MINOR SPOILERS. by Arpad Okay. Undecided if this is a joyous or ominous book. Turn off the lights and the scar left from a mended rift in reality faintly glows. In Jean Wei’s hands, it brings together a group who...ICYMI
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