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Review: Love, Clancy by W. Bruce Cameron
I don’t know if it’s just me, but every time I see a dog story, my brain starts screaming “puppy!’ and won’t shut up until I read it. Granted, this has burned me on more than one occasion, as a “sweet dog story” ripped out my heart and handed it to me in pieces. Read more
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Review: The God of Lost Words by A.J. Hackwith
Series: Hell’s Library #3Author: A.J. HackwithPublisher: AceReleased: November 2, 2021Received: NetGalley The God of Lost Words is the third, and unfortunately final, novel in A.J. Hackwith’s Hell’s Library Series. I say unfortunately here because I’m not ready to say goodbye to the series. Oh well, at least I can always reread it, right? The Library of Unwritten has… Read more
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Review: Magic Claims by Ilona Andrews
I think I’m in love. Again. Every time I dive back into this world, I’m quickly reminded why the Kate Daniels series was (and will always be) one of my favorite urban fantasy series. It’s so powerfully written, with rich and intense characters. Throw in dangerous enemies and an expansive world; there’s plenty to love. Read more
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Review: The Opportunist by Elyse Friedman
If you like a good family drama read with lots of thrilling twists, you’ve got to read The Opportunist. I’ll admit that I wasn’t sure how to feel at first, but that was before I got into the narrative. It’s easy to make a quick assumption based on the description – but what you’ll find inside… Read more
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Review: The Lost and Found Girl by Maisey Yates
Ohh. The Lost and Found Girl has such a sweet cover! It immediately made me want to dive in, as I’ve needed a break lately. Written by Maisey Yates, this is an emotional novel with character-driven plots. Read more
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Review: Comeuppance Served Cold by Marion Deeds
Author: Marion DeedsPublisher: Tor.comReleased: March 22, 2022Received: NetGalley First things first, I adore the title of this book: Comeuppance Served Cold. It’s fun, quirky, and a little bit evocative. It’s perfect for a historical thriller, at least in my mind. Written by Marion Deeds, this book immediately caught my attention. The year is 1929, and both… Read more
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