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Review: Siren’s Lure by Frost Kay
Siren’s Lure is part of The Aermian Fueds by Frost Kay. It fits between Crown’s Shield and Enemy’s Queen. I’ll admit, I made a pretty big mistake here. I was so distracted by such a stunning cover that I failed to realize that this was part of a story. So, my bad on that part.… Read more
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Review: ReDawn by Brandon Sanderson and Janci Patterson
erse, created by Brandon Sanderson. Working alongside Sanderson for these novellas (of which there will be at least three!) is Janci Patterson. Read more
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Review: Survive the Night by Riley Sager
Survive the Night is the latest novel written by Riley Sager (I’ll confess: I have way too many of his books stacked up on my TBR. It’s bad, guys). I grabbed it when it came up on BOTM, because it’s a thriller, and I can’t resist. Read more
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Review: Thunderpaws and the Tower of London by Ben Housden and MonoKubo
I would like to nominate Thunderpaws and the Tower of London for having the cutest title I’ve seen in all of 2021. I don’t know why, but it just makes me smile (and laugh a little) every time I see or think of it. Thunderpaws and the Tower of London (see, there I go again!) is the first novel… Read more
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Realm Review: Jessica Jones: Playing With Fire Episode 2
Her Luck Runs Out Again in Jessica Jones: Playing With Fire Episode 2 Jessica Jones is not a woman known for her good luck. Perhaps that is why she always ends up with some of the hardest (and harshest) cases. And so her journey continues in Jessica Jones: Playing With Fire Episode 2. Last we saw… Read more
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Short Story Saturday: Strangers in Court by Seanan McGuire
Strangers in Court is yet another short story from the world of October Daye. I don’t know about you guys, but I can’t get enough of them! This one comes at the end of the Anniversary Edition of Rosemary and Rue. Read more
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