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Doctor Who: The Death of Art
Doctor Who: The Death of Art
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Time for some troof! I tried reading this back when it first came out. I found it $2.95 at a used book store in the U.S. (Philadelphia, to be exact). The premise seemed neat and I saw a mention of Ace in the first few pages, so I felt I was on board. Yeah, no.

Jump ahead to now, I have been re-visiting key 7th Doctor NAs (sorry, but anyone who thinks NuWHO is groundbreaking or mentally stimulating, needs to read some of these and re-evaluate that statement. Just steer clear of this one!). This one was next on my list, as I wanted to give it a second chance, as my mind is so much more freer these days.

Unfortunately, my original opinion still stands for me: this book is rubbish! The beginning is interesting, but then goes so far out of the loop with that Chapter about alien race the Quoth. When Simon Bucher-Jones is on his game, he is A-MAZ-ING, not unlike Brian Michael Bendis when he writes his own creations, but when he sucks like this? <b>PEEEEE-YOOOO!</b>

By all means, do not waste any time, energy, etc. trying to endure this! Your mind will hate for years to come!
  
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Shielding Jemma (Corrupted #2)
Shielding Jemma (Corrupted #2)
J W Ashley | 2020 | Romance, Thriller
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7.0 (1 Ratings)
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Shielding Jemma (Corrupted book. 2)
By J.W. Ashley

Jemma lives her life by a set of rules.A woman with a dark past, she has no intention of settling down because getting comfortable would mean death. When a chance encounter with a handsome man at her gym makes her the target of a deadly crime boss out of New York, she has nowhere to run except right back into the crossfire of a life she was determined to forget. Agent Caid King has always done things by the book. So when the blonde bombshell he meets at his gym turns out to have ties to his current case, he shelves his attraction and tries to focus on his mission at hand. Caught between two worlds, Caid is forced to choose between seeking justice, and being the one who deals it out.Shielding Jemma is the second book in J.W. Ashley’s intertwined suspense series where love and duty collide, resulting in one hell of a ride.


I enjoyed this a lot more than I expected to. It was an interesting story with lots of drama. I knew the two dodgy agents from the begging and was very easy to plot out. However I really liked it.