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17. The language is difficult. It is odd. After a short while it was no longer an impediment.

Sun Jul 27, 2014, 11:53 AM

Jul 2014

My wife liked it very much too. I hesitate to recommend Sacred Hunger because of the odd style. But the story is quite a story, an amazing story.

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