Tribulation (Cops Planet #1)
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When a couple celebrates their eleventh marriage anniversary at their old mansion far from the city...
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Pastorialia
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'Saunders is an astoundingly tuned voice - graceful, dark, authentic and funny - telling just the...
Our Brothers Grimmest
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Celebrating the absurd with mock-tabloid satire, GrimmReport.com marries the reality of everyday...
Fanya in the Underworld
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In an Alaska owned by Tsarist Russia, steamtech is melded with spirit magic to create a mighty...
Obessed #2: Meik & Sebastian
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Ever since the first sexual encounter with Sebastian, Meik has felt off-kilter. He can’t sleep,...
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Doing Wright (Teach Me #1)
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Nineteen year old Jacy is a college girl with a wild and wicked streak. She's always had a penchant...
David McK (3801 KP) rated Out Law (Dresden Files 18.75) in Books
May 26, 2026
Which might explain why I was initially a bit confused about certain elements in Harry's world (He has another apprentice now? And a castle?), which - I presume - happen in that entry.
Having said that, once I got past the initial confusion I found myself thoroughly enjoying my return to Harry's Chicago; thoroughly enjoying the more 'low stakes' (well, as low as it gets for Harry, maybe) of the story that I feel was lost in the last couple of full-length novels I read.
Sure, world-ending apocalypses have their place and all, but when they are stopped time and time again ...
David McK (3801 KP) rated Point Break (1991) in Movies
Nov 28, 2021
Young FBI agent going undercover, and falling in with an extreme sports crowd who later prove to be those responsible for the robberies.
Unsure of where his loyalties lie.
Charismatic leader of the extreme sports group.
Increasingly ridiculous stunts.
Wait, am I describing 'Point Break' or 'The Fast and the Furious' franchise??
Yes, it is clear that that later franchise (Fasrt and Furious) takes many elements from this earlier movie (albeit switching surfing for cars), which stars a - very young!, pre The Matrix or even Speed - Keanu Reeves (Johnny Utah) alongside an impressively mulleted Patrick Swayze (Bodhi) and Gary Busey as Utah's older FBI partner.
Lets face it, though, we're really here for the stunts (or, at least, the male audience is!): in particular the surfing and skydiving (without a parachute) scenes.