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Daily Archives: April 8, 2020
Review: Happy Doomsday #1
Happy Doomsday, as you might expect, is about the events following a global disaster. Through a series of events, the Earth is now located farther away from the sun, which brings with it the expected events and disasters. But…that’s not the only disaster hitting the earth, now is it? Like a perfect line of dominoes, cataclysms have been set into motion. Continue reading
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Review: Blackbird Rising by Keri Arthur
Inspired by the legend of King Arthur, this is a modern fantasy, one full of magic, lore, and responsibilities. The sword of the Witch King has sat in the stone for hundreds of years. And its Gwen’s job to make sure it remains safely there. Continue reading