The Invasion (The Call, #2)
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After so much danger, Nessa and Anto can finally dream of a happy life. But the terrible attack on...
A Wicked Thing (A Wicked Thing, #1)
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Rhiannon Thomas's dazzling debut novel is a spellbinding reimagining of what happens after happily...
The Hunger
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Evil is invisible, and it is everywhere. Tamsen Donner must be a witch. That is the only way to...
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Elizabeth: A Novel of the Unnatural
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“If you were to go into your bedroom tonight – perhaps by candlelight – and sit quietly before...
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When Rose Wakes
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Her terrifying dreams are nothing compared to the all-too-real nightmare that awaits. . . .Ever...
The Familiars
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In a time of suspicion and accusation, to be a woman is the greatest risk of all . . . Fleetwood...
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A Shade of Kiev (A Shade of Kiev, #1)
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From the million-bestselling author of the A Shade of Vampire series, comes an enchanting new tale...
Her Dear and Loving Husband (Loving Husband, #1)
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How long would you wait for the one you loved? Professor James Wentworth has a paranormal secret....
Awix (3310 KP) rated Viy (Spirit of Evil) (1967) in Movies
Sep 21, 2021
Not the longest of films, which is just as well as the pacing may require patience on the part of the viewer; after a very eerie sequence early on, there's a long wait until the stuff with the protagonist's vigil in the second half. Nevertheless, it's worth it, mainly because the special effects are remarkably good, well up to the standard of equivalent western films of the same period (and probably better). Not particularly scary or graphic by modern standards, but the climax has a creepy sort of power to it and the overall impression is of a classy and well-made film; if there's a political subtext to it, it's very well-hidden.
Lyndsey Gollogly (2893 KP) rated The Void ( Witching Savannah book 3) in Books
Feb 4, 2022
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The Void ( Witching Savannah book 3)
By J.D. Horn
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An otherworldly energy runs through the city of Savannah, betraying its sleepy, moss-cradled charm. The old, beguiling streets look welcoming to most - but certain families know what lurks under their genteel surfaces. Families like Mercy Taylor's, which has the most powerful lineage of witches in the South, know this all too well.
Mercy and her husband, Peter, are happily preparing to welcome baby Colin into their lives. But their excitement quickly becomes overshadowed by a gruesome discovery: someone has scattered severed limbs throughout the city. After a troubling visit from an old foe, Mercy learns dark magic is at play, and someone - or something - wants her and her unborn child out of the picture. To uncover the shocking reason why, the amateur witch must face a force beyond her power - or risk losing everything.
This wasn’t my favourite of the series it seemed a bit fragmented and rushed. Although the ending was good an I enjoyed seeing things reversed ect it just felt strange. Despite this I did enjoy a most of it.