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Short Story Saturday: And Sweep Up The Wood… by Seanan McGuire
I’ve concluded that all of the Price/Healy short stories/novellas will hurt my heart in some way, shape, or form. At least part of that pain stems from the fact that many of the novellas have been set in the past – meaning that I know what will ultimately happen to those characters. Read more
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Review: Where Darkness Blooms by Andrea Hannah
Gotta love a spooky, isolated town where things always seem to go wrong. At first, I wanted to read this book because the description made it feel like it had Children of the Corn vibes. However, Where Darkness Blooms very much does its own thing here. Read more
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Review: Root: Spirit of Era Book 1 by Aurelie Benattar
I love that Aurelie Benattar decided to twist up the AI stereotype in Root. Yes, there are several other tropes to replace that stereotype, but it balances out. What tropes am I talking about? Well, mainly teenagers saving the world, but that was probably pretty obvious, huh? Read more
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Review: Black Sheep by Rachel Harrison
So, Black Sheep is the second novel I’ve read by Rachel Harrison. I have to say, I really enjoy the way she crafts her characters. In Vesper’s case, she’s super snarky, abrasive, and overall just looking to keep the world at arm’s length. Read more
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