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Mentioned in 17 episodes
Twilight
Book • 1984
Twilight Eyes follows Slim Mackenzie, a 17-year-old on the run after killing his uncle, who possesses 'twilight eyes' that allow him to see evil beings called Goblins.
Slim joins the Sombra Carnival and becomes embroiled in a plot to prevent a catastrophic event involving the carnival and a town infested with Goblins.
The novel is divided into two parts, with the first half set in the carnival and the second half focusing on Slim and his allies investigating and battling the Goblins.
Slim joins the Sombra Carnival and becomes embroiled in a plot to prevent a catastrophic event involving the carnival and a town infested with Goblins.
The novel is divided into two parts, with the first half set in the carnival and the second half focusing on Slim and his allies investigating and battling the Goblins.
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Mentioned in 17 episodes
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Codie Sanchez when discussing best-selling books and their connection to the fantasy romance genre.
Codie Sanchez when discussing best-selling books and their connection to the fantasy romance genre.
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Allie Beth Stuckey as a series that caused her to feel emotionally oppressed when she was reading it as a teenager.
Allie Beth Stuckey as a series that caused her to feel emotionally oppressed when she was reading it as a teenager.
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Russell Nohelty , referring to Stephanie Meyer needing readers to feel 'horny' in certain chapters.
Russell Nohelty , referring to Stephanie Meyer needing readers to feel 'horny' in certain chapters.
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Mentioned by Ron Friedman as an example of a book that initially succeeded but whose formula was later copied unsuccessfully.
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Mentioned by Stephen Dubner and 
Angela Duckworth in the context of Steve Levitt's and Angela Duckworth 's enjoyment of the series.
Angela Duckworth in the context of Steve Levitt's and Angela Duckworth 's enjoyment of the series.
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Mentioned by Jensen Holt-McMair while discussing the themes of eternity and the nature of faith in the context of Psalm 125.
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