Gears of War
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"Gears of War" is the first game developed by Epic Games exclusively for Microsoft Game Studios and...
Awix (3310 KP) rated Get Carter (2000) in Movies
Jul 31, 2020
The plot is mostly just the same as in the original movie, although the magnificent desolation of north-east England is replaced by somewhere nondescript and American, and bleak nihilism is gone too, as that's not what Stallone's audience wants: instead there's a dull old plot about a man out for redemption. It's all sort of watchable, but it's hard to really think of a reason why you'd want to.
The Unworthy Thor
8.0
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Unfit to lift his hammer, with another now wielding the power of Thor, the Odinson's desperate quest...
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Coyote Blue
7.0
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From master of subversive humor Christopher Moore comes a quirky, irreverent novel of love, myth,...
The Lost Ones
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Some houses are never at peace. England, 1917 Reeling from the death of her fiancé, Stella...
Preacher, Volume 1: Gone to Texas
8.0
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One of the most celebrated comics titles of the late 1990s, PREACHER is a modern American epic of...
Seduced in the Dark (The Dark Duet, #2)
7.0
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BOOK TWO OF THE DARK DUET The exciting, titillating, and action-filled conclusion to Captive in the...
A Song for the Dying (Ash Henderson #2)
9.5
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He’s back … Eight years ago, ‘The Inside Man’ murdered four women and left three more in...
Billie Wichkan (118 KP) rated The Poet (The Poet Series) in Books
May 22, 2019
When Rebecca Paige decides to vacation alone at an isolated resort in the woods, it's a welcome break from her position as the administrator of a psychiatric hospital. Little does she know, the poet is also visiting this peaceful hideaway, and his motivation is far more sinister in nature. On the last day of her trip, Rebecca has an unusual encounter with Jack Shelley, the man in the cabin next door. After he leaves, men with guns suddenly descend on the resort and take Rebecca and the other guests hostage. Rebecca is accustomed to dangerous situations at work, but can that help her escape multiple armed assailants? Who are these men? What do they want? How are they connected to the man next door? Who is the poet? Slightly twisted with a literary flair,
The Poet is the first installment in the new and captivating The Poet Series that will have readers thinking about the dark and wondering if love, redemption, and forgiveness really do apply to everyone.
The Poet is the first installment in the new and captivating The Poet Series that will have readers thinking about the dark and wondering if love, redemption, and forgiveness really do apply to everyone.
Decent start of a series with characters that have growth potential. Some surprises and a decent wrap up until the next installment.
I liked the character of the Poet but would have liked a bit more of some background on him. The flashbacks provided were chilling!
This is a fast action, hang on tight thriller.
Recommend reading!
Thank you to NetGalley, Gatekeeper Press and the author, Stephanie John Harris, for the opportunity to read a digital copy of The Poet in exchange for an honest review.