Weekly Reading List #202
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Review of ‘Magic for Liars’
Magic for Liars is a new take on the mystery thriller genre combining magic, mean girls, suspense and noir fiction.
Weekly Reading List #199
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Weekly Reading List #198
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Review of ‘I Am Still Alive’
A survival story that, while compelling, suffers from a protagonist who is more annoying than likable.
Weekly Reading List #192
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Weekly Reading List #191
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Review of ‘The Tenth Girl’
With a promising start and strong premise, this novel ultimately falls short as a Gothic thriller, taking a drastic, unpredictable, and ill-fitting left turn.
Weekly Reading List #190
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Weekly Reading List #189
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Dark, Twisted, Thought-Provoking | Review of ‘Us’
Peele does it again, amazing with a thought-provoking film that with both scare and amaze audiences.
Incredibly…Underwhelming | Review of ‘Glass’
Unfortunately underwhelming film that under utilizes such great characters and actors.
Book of the Month Poll – April 2019
New month means new selection of books for the book of the month title. Vote here for your favorite.
A Killer Sequel | Review of ‘Happy Death Day 2U’
A sequel that connects to the original with a sci-fi twists that continues to bend the horror genre while also offering a film that is funnier, sillier, and both more heartwarming and entertaining than it’s predecessor.
An Interesting Start | Review of ‘Truly Unfortunate’ (Welcome to Knollville #1)
An interesting short story and precursor to a larger series.
