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Review: Trashlands: A Novel by Alison Stone
Alison Stone’s latest novel, Trashlands, is one part science fiction and one part dystopian tale. It is heavy and carries with it a critical lesson for us all if we’re willing to hear it. Read more
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Realm Review: Jessica Jones: Playing With Fire Episode 13
Regrouping In Jessica Jones: Playing With Fire Episode 13 Jessica Jones’ case is creeping ever closer towards a conclusion in Jessica Jones: Playing With Fire Episode 13. To think, it all began when she agreed to find a missing person. Only, now things have gotten much darker for our sassy heroine. In the last episode, Jessica… Read more
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Short Story Saturday: The First Fall by Seanan McGuire
The First Fall, written by Seanan McGuire, is number 0.07 in the InCryptid series. We’re still following Fran and Johnny Healy, whom I’ll admit I’ve become very fond of. I know that’s probably not the smartest decision on my part, given that their story is set in the past. But the heart wants what the… Read more
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Review: A Bad Day for Sunshine by Darynda Jones
A Bad Day for Sunshine is the start of new beginnings, being the first in Darynda Jones’ Sunshine Vicram series. Personally, I’m hoping this series goes on for quite some time. This is a series that merges the vibes of a cozy mystery with the darker tones of a thriller, with delightful results. Read more
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Review: Nothing But Blackened Teeth by Cassandra Khaw
I knew from the moment I heard Cassandra Khaw’s latest novel announcement that I was going to have to read it. Nothing But Blackened Teeth is a horror novel with paranormal elements and is part of the Nightfire line. Read more
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Review: The Maid by Nita Prose
There are certain thrillers that people seem to be on the edge of their seats waiting for every year. The Maid, written by Nita Prose, seems to be the latest novel of that caliber. This thriller novel checks off suspense and cozy mystery all in one go. Read more
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