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“The lighthouse is undoubtedly my favorite tale. An original mythology created by Lady L, and like everything she does, this work is also perfect! With a Steampunk set and theme, an air of fantasy, mystery and drama that make you goose bumps. Each event fits the following, as well as the gears of a clock, and everything makes sense. But at the same time, you get even more curious to find out more about this fascinating universe here created by the author. With iconic characters, you cling to them very easy. The mythology created is to make it curious so well that it is. And a simply perfect narrative! The lighthouse is one of the best works you will read. Once again Lady L surpasses the high expectations and creates a perfect work. Read the headlight. Read the works of simply divine, Lady L.”
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