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Review: Stan Lee’s The Devil’s Quintet by Jay Bonansinga and Stan Lee
Oh, my heart. In case you hadn’t heard, before his passing, Stan Lee teamed up with Jay Bonansinga to create Stan Lee’s The Devil’s Quintet: The Armageddon Code. As the title states, it’s a thriller, but it’s also more than that. Don’t worry – there are superheroes in the mix, I promise! Read more
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Review: The Stardust Thief by Chelsea Abdullah
I have been hearing SO many good things about The Stardust Thief, so I knew I would have to read it! Thankfully, I could grab it with my June selection for BOTM, which is always a nice treat. Read more
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Review: Mickey7 by Edward Ashton
So, full confession time: I originally picked up Mickey7 because I was craving something similar to The Murderbot Diaries, and I thought this would be it. While it wasn’t, I will admit that it ended up being a solid and thought-provoking read. Read more
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Review: The House Across the Lake by Riley Sagar
I’ll be the first to admit that I’ve found Riley Sagar’s novels very hit or miss lately (no offense meant, naturally). However, I’m always willing to take the risk with his writing because when he gets it right – boy, does he get it right! Enter The House Across the Lake, the latest novel I’m… Read more
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Review: The Change by Kirsten Miller
If you haven’t read Kirsten Miller’s The Change, you need to change that asap because it is a delight to read. This novel takes the concept of ‘girl power’ and ages it up to something more mature and even more well, powerful! Read more
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Review: Into the Windwracked Wilds by A. Deborah Baker
Eee! I am SO excited about the latest installment of The Up-and-Under series. The series is a spin-off from the world of Middlegame. As such, it is written by one of Seanan McGuire’s pseudonyms, A. Deborah Baker. Adorably, the latest novella is titled Into the Windwracked Wilds. Read more
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