Chasing Darkness
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Elvis Cole is Back--In a Desperate Fight to Clear his Name... It's fire season, and the hills of...
The Purple Dolphin
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A critical parent with alcohol issues, a parrot with a knicker fetish, death threats in the post....
women's fiction
Now All Roads Lead to France: The Last Years of Edward Thomas
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Edward Thomas was perhaps the most beguiling and influential of First World War poets. Now All Roads...
Broken Wings (Flightless Bird #2)
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Nothing left to lose… After a turbulent start to her senior year of high school, graduation...
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Charlotte (184 KP) rated Burn Baby Burn (Fairytales of the Myth #1) in Books
Mar 20, 2021
This is a dark, very different retelling of the classic Cinderella.
You won't find a nice Fairy Godmother or glass slippers here......death, slavery, abuse, yeah, that's here and you know what? I like it. I like the darkness, the fight that Ella has within her, the fire that she shows. I do feel sorry for her though, from the beginning the odds of a happy, fortunate life were stacked against her and people seemed to just take advantage......big mistake!
Definitely not a sweet fairytale for children. This is for adults with a glass of something strong in hand and a free evening.
Jake (52 KP) rated Morning Star in Books
Jul 25, 2019
Let me preface why I gave this only 4 stars instead of 5.
The series overall was riddled with crude humor and repulsive language, the depth and level of which blew past my personal tolerance levels. Also, human life was never so cheap: from the immensely violent bloody beheadings to the mass deaths and gory fight scenes, grisly death could be found in probably every other chapter. In short, I could not recommend this book to my mother.
That being said, the story and saga of Darrow pulled at my heart like no book I've ever read. The themes of death, destruction, and despair that surrounded Darrow crushed me. It was only the pure dream of the "good guys" fighting for a better world that made it possible to read through the extreme agony. The themes of love, betrayal, friendship, and trust left me emotionally drained sometimes. These elements made it so that I literally couldn't put the book down.
It is an epic journey, it is a moving (although harsh) masterpiece, and I will never forget this book or series.
We All Fall Down
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Theo's always been impulsive. But telling Paige how he feels? He's obsessed over that decision. And...
Natalie D. Richards We All Fall Down Young Adult Young Adult Fiction Thriller Mystery
The Pig Wars
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After inadvertently causing her father's death with her magic in battle, Lady Rena avoids the...
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Love’s Last Kiss by Sharon Wray
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Is love worth risking everything for? Rose Guthrie, a reluctant erotic dancer, hasn’t trusted...
Adult Romance Suspense
Paul Grundy (0 KP) rated Avengers: Infinity War (2018) in Movies
May 4, 2018
Death is very much the theme of this movie and it delivers death in massive helpings.
If you want a movie that doesn’t deliver that happy ending feel we have all become used too over the years then this is for you... if you don’t deal with grief and loss I would wait until Avengers 4 arrives in 2019 and would watch Infinity war right before seeing Avengers 4.