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Monthly Archives: April 2020
Review: You Let Me In by Camilla Bruce
When I started reading this book, I had no idea what I was getting into. The cover is dark and pretty ominous. The premise alludes to a dark and deadly past. A story within a story, which is to believed? … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasty, Fantasy, Folklore/Myth, Review, Supernatural, Thriller
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Dewey’s 24-Hour #Readathon: April 2020 Update Post
It’s here! Read-a-thon day! I’m off to a late start (reading at least) but I made cinnamon rolls, dinner is in the crock pot, the dog has been walked, and I’m in my comfy reading outfit ready to read! Up … Continue reading
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Dewey’s 24-Hour #Readathon: April 2020
This read-a-thon serves as my 11th anniversary! I started participating in this read-a-thon in April of 2009! Boy, has time changed. I flipped through images of read-a-thon’s past and discovered I’ve gone through 5-6 reading chairs (I’m picky about my … Continue reading
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Review: Little Secrets by Jennifer Hillier
No one does psychological thrillers like Hillier! This is the sixth title of hers I’ve read and loved! She’s done it again; I think she can’t possibly top her last book but this one…this one most certainly tops them all. … Continue reading
Posted in Mystery/Suspense, Review, Thriller
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Review: The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix
Whoah!! I’m a fan of Hendrix’s books (I’ve read every one of them) but this one quickly rose to the top as a favorite. Toted as Dracula meets Steel Magnolias or Fried Green Tomatoes, it really is the most unique of vampire tales. Hendrix took … Continue reading
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Review: The City We Became by N. K. Jemisin
Words cannot describe the poetic power that resides within the pages of this book. We often refer to the soul of a city, but what if a city had an actual soul? A soul so strong that it takes the … Continue reading
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