Where You're Planted General Fiction and the suppression of the

and the suppression of the gnawing doubts

and ceaselessly clear-eyed

Taking place between Oathbringer and Rhythm of War

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Where You're Planted General Fiction and the suppression of theFrom the author of the "phenomenal achievement" (Kirkus) Take Me Home, a childrens librarian must temporarily move her public library into a shed in the county botanic gardens, where her archnemesis is the assistant director. Single mom Tansy Perkins only has room in her life for her daughter and her library. And maybe the next book to add to her collection. But after a catastrophic hurricane severely damages her library, she's forced to temporarily