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It's not easy to Awaken. It's even harder when Awakening as fey brings about miraculous, amazing, and frightening changes that alter your life forever. Where do you go? Whom can you trust? What kind of life is possible when you're so different from everyone else?
Three young fey have been learning just what it means to live in a world that is no longer the same as the one they once knew. Each has known love, loss, pain, and fear... and each has been able to overcome the darkness, but at a cost they never imagined would need to be paid.
Now, the time has come for their paths to converge, and to see if fate is a fairy godmother, or a cruel trickster.
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Do kindle authors get to find out what readers
have highlighted?
Which phrases seem popular?
Internal function
Highlighting and other functions are internal to each Kindle and don't get aggregated. I'd have to test it but I think highlighting holds true between my Kindles because the book is in the cloud but it's my book so the should notes carry over just like what page you are on. If so that means that Amazon could possibly access and aggregate such date but doubt there's any motive for them to do so unlike page counts which are necessary for payment under KU.
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you can see what the popular phrases that
other people have highlighted. I love that, seeing what others have decided are great pieces of writing.
Some books I highlight a lot of phrases, some I don't. For example, Lois Mcmaster Bujold books end up with lots of highlights.
If I were an author I'd be pretty curious what was affecting readers. Seems like Amazon ought to look at adding that feature. Would be great feedback.
Oh well.
Was there a particular
Was there a particular section, phrase, or sentence that you enjoyed?