Book Review: “My Dark Romeo” by Parker S. Huntington and L.J. Shen
"Beauty and the Beast" with elements of Shakespeare's tragedy, "My Dark Romeo" is a breath of fresh air. A book full of funny jokes, ridiculous situations and moments when you…
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Book Review: “Glucose Revolution” by Jessie Inchauspé
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Book Review: “The Throne of Broken Gods” by Amber V. Nicole
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This time the east wind brought something that was a real pleasure for all my reading senses! A beautiful presentation of a wild fairy tale for grown-up children. A delicate…
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"Daughter of the Moon Goddess" retells the Chinese myth of the Moon Goddess. We are whisked away to a distant land woven from legends of gods and magical beings, and…
Book Review: The Drowning Kind by Jennifer McMahon
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The boogeyman, the Queen of Spades (in our version she hated blondes), the demon from our sleep paralysis, the balancing bill from the heating company. Monster stories are deeply embedded…
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Book Review: “Midnight Tides” by Steven Erikson
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