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The Club
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Book Review: Another by Paul Tremblay
Casey’s friend, Monel, is coming over for a sleepover. Except Casey has no idea who this friend is; he’s never heard of Monel. Plus…Monel looks like he’s made of clay. Book Review: Another by Paul Tremblay — read more
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Book Review: The Christmas Demon by J.Z. Pitts
After experiencing car trouble, Al, Mallory, and their daughter find themselves in a small town, but they soon discover ancient powers might make this Christmas their last. Book Review: The Christmas Demon by J.Z. Pitts @jzpitts — read more
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Book Review: Haunted Ecologies
New book review! Haunted Ecologies by @CoreyFarrenkopf (Corey Farrenkopf) is not your typical horror story. Read the full review: — read more
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Book Review : Dragonsbane
Dragonsbane by Brady Hunsaker Hunsaker makes you care for the characters, even if they might seem one-dimensional…Hunsaker doesn’t make you feel bad about the deaths through gory descriptions but through the characters’ feelings and reactions. Read the full review on my blog. Omnigate coordinates located in my profile. — read more
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Let the games begin | Brain Boy by Austin McConnell Ch 4-7 Reaction
“Brain Boy” by Austin McConnell follows Matthew Price, a teen with telepathy and telekinesis, as he joins a secret government agency to thwart an evil plot. Assigned to infiltrate a chess tournament, he must rapidly learn to control his powers. The action picks up in chapters 4-7, ending with thrilling cliffhangers. — read more
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Unsouled: A Fast Paced Story with Developed Characters | Book Review (Spoilers)
Author Q&A Q: Do you write cosmic horror? A: I prefer cosmic humor. The universe is scary enough without me adding to it. Unsouled by Will Wight is a tale about Lindon. During a clan ritual, he learns that he is unsouled; he has no soul or has a soul that is too weak to… — read more
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An Old Friend | Stone & Sky Review (Spoilers)
💫Support-a-Creative💫 Feature Image created by WordPress AI. Probably the best part of Stone & Sky by Z.S. Diamanti is that it is the story is not painfully long. At about 466 it is not small, but the important thing is that it doesn’t feel long. With other fantasy novels I’ve read, I felt like I… — read more
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Definitely Something | Horror Movie: A Novel Reaction (Some Spoilers)
💫Support-a-Creative💫 Stone & Sky by Z.S. Diamanti Ohuhu’s new PAINT markers? – NOT what I expected via Jazza on YouTube Warning! Lite spoilers ahead. Horror Movie: A Novel by Paul Tremblay was definitely something. What that something is I’m still trying to figure out. It doesn’t come with the typical gore and jumpscare every five… — read more
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Yuletide Dreams by Marshall J. Moore | Review
Yuletide Dreams: A Captain Wolf Tale by Marshall J. Moore features a young Quint, known as Captain Redbeard in Moore’s Son of a Sailor, as he waits for Yuletide morning. He, being a kid, is too excited to sleep thus inciting a bedtime story from his father. The tale follows Captain Wolf and his first… — read more
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