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Love, Sacrifice, and Viscera: A Review of Jordan Harper’s “She Rides Shotgun”

July 20, 2017 No Comments

In some cases, the ability to break away from the standard review becomes crucial in order to effectively convey how outstanding a work of fiction is. In the case of Jordan Harper’s She Rides Shotgun, I’ll skip the introduction and allow the writing to do the talking:

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