Red Winter by Annette Marie: Japanese Urban Fantasy
JC Kang
As a lover of Asian-themed fantasy, and always a judge of a book by its cover, I had wanted to read Annette Marie’s Japanese urban fantasy, Red Winter, for quite…
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