Ledge (The Glacian Trilogy: Book I) (Glacian Trilogy, 1)

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Another thing that bugged me a bit is that the world seems so tiny! Walking down the mountain and to Terrsaw (I kept reading Terrasen…:/) only takes a couple of days, then you have the sea and… that's all? What's the bigger world like? No one has crossed the ocean, and no one has crossed the mountains? How do they survive? Where do they get their resources? Is there no kind of trade at all? El final me sorprendió bastante. Si que es cierto que había cosas predecibles (como el romance) pero esta conclusión no me la esperaba (y da pie a la segunda parte).Summarize the ending balances from the general ledger and present account level totals to create your trial balance report. The trial balance totals are matched and used to compile financial statements. General Ledger Example This book felt like a breathe of fresh air, exploring a concept I haven’t read before, while still working with all the tropes we love in a high fantasy romance. Edit * the only reason this wasn’t a full 5 stars is because I could see the set ups for the plot twists coming - which isn’t unusual for this genre, but the big reveals weren’t surprising for me. But the uniqueness of the world & characters were still a huge winner (also a minor personal preference is that there was a bit more detail in the spicy scenes)*

Ledger Book is to maintaining your credit debit accounts and personal ledger (party wise) like a daily cashbook. I don't know enough about Dawsyn and Ryon. There was some banter and angry conversations, but I really don't know much about their personalities, and that's a shame. Who are they, What are their perosnality traits? Defects and qualities? In the case of different accounts like dividend or interest or commission received, or the discount to be gained, it is reported that the firm has made again. This is moreover related to the nominal account. The first thing that drew me in to this book was the setting and the atmosphere. The humerous banter and the chemistry between Dawsyn and Ryon made me hang around. But there were a few things, that bothered me... For every debit recorded in a ledger, there must be a corresponding credit, so that overall the total debits equal the total credits.I’m increasingly discovering that I don’t like NA fantasy romance very much. It feels too cookie-cutter for me. Every book—including this one—has a muscly, domineering male love interest (usually with wings for some reason) and a sassy, weapons-wielding main character. Which is good if you like the formula, not so good if you’re looking for something new. El romance tampoco lo terminé de captar. Creo que fue bastante forzado y no vi una evolución natural.