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Review: Select Few by Marit Weisenberg
So, confession time: I did it again. I picked up a stunning-looking book without realizing it was the second novel in a series. Select Few, written by Marit Weisenberg, is the second novel in the Select series. Thankfully, you can still (apparently) follow along without having read the first novel. Speaking from experience. Read more
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Review: Cytonic by Brandon Sanderson
Is it time to cheer? Yes, yes, it is. The third (and thankfully NOT last) novel in Brandon Sanderson’s Skyward series is here. Cytonic is about to bring readers back to Spensa and the insane adventures she finds herself on. Read more
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Review: Rock Paper Scissors by Alice Feeney
Rock Paper Scissors happens to be the first novel I’ve ever read by Alice Feeney (I know, I know. But I have several of her books on my TBR list). This twisting thriller is one heck of a roller coaster, though, and I would recommend it to any fans of hers – plus anybody else that… Read more
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Review: The Ballerinas by Rachel Kapelke-Dale
There is little I love more than finding a debut novel to binge on. My latest find is The Ballerinas by Rachel Kapelke-Dale. This novel happens to hit my craving for both debut novels and thrillers. Talk about a win/win! Read more
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Realm Review: Jessica Jones: Playing With Fire Episode 3
Never Saw It Coming in Jessica Jones: Playing With Fire Episode 3 Jessica Jones’ latest investigation continues in Jessica Jones: Playing With Fire Episode 3. What had started as an open and shut case (and an attempt at self-care) has quickly turned into something infinity darker and more complicated. Last we saw, our heroine had found… Read more
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Short Story Saturday: Hope is Swift by Seanan McGuire
Everyone come together for a squealing session! Hope is Swift is one of many short stories from Seanan McGuire’s October Daye series, but there’s one thing that we really need to note here. The main perspective is Raj! Yes, please! Read more
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