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The Last 10 Seconds (Tina Boyd #5)

Simon Kernick

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36 HOURS AGO: A brutal serial killer is arrested on the streets of north London after a two-year...

After Our Heart Attacks

Bill Taylor

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Bill Taylor had a heart attack in 1989, when hospitals were very different and he found himself in a...

Monster Hunter: Flash Hunter

Keiichi Hikami and Shin Yamamoto

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It is an age when monsters rule the world, soaring through the sky, treading the earth and filling...

Ghost Stories of an Antiquary: A Graphic Collection of Short Stories: Vol. 2

M.R. James, Leah Moore and John Reppion

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Curl up by the fire and enter the sinister, supernatural world of Montague Rhodes James, the master...

Catch and Release (2007)

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Gray Wheeler just lost everything. But it could be the best thing that ever happened to her. After...

Kristina (502 KP) rated Therapy (Therapy #1) in Books

Dec 7, 2020

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Jessica spoke to the old me. The me that was bullied in school, felt like her parents didn't care, cut herself at night to keep the emotions and depression at bay. Reading the beginning of her story brought all that back and I was able to mourn along with Jessica. I was all for Jace when he came to her rescue, I was weary of Kingsley when he first introduced himself. It didn't take long for me to switch teams, though. Jace kept messing up and Kingsley was so beautifully broken. The ending tore through me. I don't like to cry when reading, but I couldn't hold back the tears when I read the last chapter. I'm glad there's a second part, I would like to watch Jessica heal after Kingsley's death. The ending also felt a bit abrupt, with Jace suddenly coming back into her life, so taking another journey with her will help process that change.