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Summary Of This Mortal Soil By Emily Suvada
The book This Mortal Coil by Emily Suvada was so entertaining that I struggled reading it to fast and made myself slow down so I wouldn’t be sad when I finished it. The book consists of three main attributes that make it so addicting. The fast-paced action, mysteries and character descriptions all add to the book changing it from good to great.

The fast-paced action gave the book some frightful moments, as well as keeping you waiting for the next one. The moments sometimes gave me a scare because of how I wanted Caterina, the main character, to win. The action such as the one time Catarina had to kill an infected person to become immune gives me a better sense of how dangerous and different this world truly is. The action also keeps

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