Review of ‘Oasis’
Oasis is a strange novel that is not worth the read regarding the characters, but completely worth it for the eerie atmosphere and gripping tension. Continue reading Review of ‘Oasis’
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Review of ‘Ghostlove’
Ghostlove will grab readers and keep them wrapt close, thanks to Mahoney’s conversational style. Between the forward momentum of the story and the easily digestible prose, this one is hard to put down. Continue reading Review of ‘Ghostlove’
Review of ‘Seven Deadly Shadows’
Seven Deadly Shadows is an excellent novel because the authors not only showcase appreciation for the culture they are writing about; they honor it with beautiful detail and compelling character development and dynamics. Continue reading Review of ‘Seven Deadly Shadows’
Weekly Reading List #221
Can’t decide what to read next? Check out these titles and see if they tickle your fancy. Continue reading Weekly Reading List #221
Review of ‘The Bookshop on the Corner’
The Bookshop on the Corner a light story but a well-crafted novel filled with an adventurous spirit. Continue reading Review of ‘The Bookshop on the Corner’
Review of ‘Spellhacker’
A great fun, fast-paced read with diverse characters and an action-packed plot. Continue reading Review of ‘Spellhacker’
Review of ‘Nine Bar Blues’
The stories in Nine Bar Blues cover a range of genres: horror, magical realism, science fiction, and literary. Whether they have forward momentum or not, Thomas’s prose is reason enough to read. Continue reading Review of ‘Nine Bar Blues’
Review of ‘Infinity Son’ (Infinity Cycle #1)
What could have been a great novel falls short on characterization and world-building. Continue reading Review of ‘Infinity Son’ (Infinity Cycle #1)
Weekly Reading List #220
Can’t decide what to read next? Check out these titles and see if they tickle your fancy. Continue reading Weekly Reading List #220
Review of ‘The Hazel Wood’ (The Hazel Wood #1)
The Hazel Wood is a creepy and phenomenal and develops in such an engaging way to make it unique and compelling. Continue reading Review of ‘The Hazel Wood’ (The Hazel Wood #1)