American Panda
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At seventeen, Mei should be in high school, but skipping fourth grade was part of her parents’...
Untouchable (Private #3)
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Reed's boyfriend, Thomas Pearson -- the popular, easygoing, irresistibly handsome and charismatic...
Lights! Camera! Puzzles!
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The new novel in the ever-popular mystery series finds the Puzzle Lady on the set of a movie about...
Queen of Hearts
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Only queens with hearts can bleed. This is not the story of the Wonderland we know. Alice has not...
Alice in Wonderland
Never Saw You Coming
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Tell Me Three Things meets Saved! in Erin Hahn’s next thrilling contemporary about forgiveness and...
David McK (3832 KP) rated Assassins Creed: Mirage in Video Games
Mar 31, 2024 (Updated Mar 31, 2024)
Until they drifted away from the formula, turning too much (IMO) intro a standard open-world game.
So at around about the time of AC: origins, then.
I still played Origins and (forced my way through) Odyssey, but heard bad things about Valhalla.
By this time, I was also getting fed up with having to spend over a year just to complete the story, so skipped Valhalla completely.
So I felt that the back-to-basics approach of Mirage was exactly what was needed to revive my interest in the series. I've also heard that this was originally meant to be an expansion to Valhalla; truth be told I'm glad that they didn't go down that route as otherwise I would have missed this one out completely.
There's no mention - like, at all - of the Animus in this, which purports to tell the back-story of Basim, who was (apparently) a character in Valhalla. I'd no knowledge of that beforehand; thankfully it also felt like that wasn't needed.
Merissa (14056 KP) rated Fixer: a Hidden Wolves prequel in Books
Nov 11, 2025
This is their story of how they come to be together, in a world where they're still not supposed to be! I haven't read any of the other books in this series, but am now curious to know what happens. It made a real change to read a book where two wolves who are mates felt absolutely no pressure to have a bond.
A great introduction for a new reader and definitely recommended by me.
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Merissa
Archaeolibrarian - I Dig Good Books!
Nov 11, 2025
The Woman Underwater
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No one disappears without a trace…. Don’t try to tell Victoria Sands that time heals all...
Mystery Suspense Thriller
Etude (The Dark Nocturne #2)
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For November Huntington, the past haunts worse than any ghost. After spending a summer without...
urban fantasy teen series
Otway93 (580 KP) rated the Playstation 5 version of Resident Evil: Village in Video Games
Dec 29, 2021
The gameplay, while mostly unchanged in style from RE7, is still superb fun, and gives us a slightly more open-world to explore compared to the previous Ethan Winters adventure, as well as a more traditional gothic feel.
The various characters and bosses are all very different and for the most part original, each having their own look, combat style and personality.
My only criticism is not with the game itself, but with advertising. Most people will have noticed that Lady Dimitrescu, the pale, 9ft tall queen of RE memes features more than almost anybody in posters. The thing is, she has a surprisingly small part in the game. Advertising would have you believe she is the main antagonist of the game, where in fact she is in fact the very first main boss. That is as much as I will tell you in that regard!
Altogether, an outstanding game!


