William Hill: The Man & the Business
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This is the story of how a working class boy born into a family of 13 children in pre-First World...
William Hill: The Man and the Business
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This is the story of how a working class boy born into a family of 13 children in pre-First World...
Air Awakens
8.3
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A LIBRARY GIRL WITH A SECRET. A DARK AND FIERY PRINCE. WHEN HE AWAKENS HER MAGIC, THERE'S NO GOING...
A Whole New World
7.0
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Welcome to a new YA series that reimagines classic Disney stories in surprising new ways. Each book...
Survival Instincts
10.0
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Civilization ended long before Lynn Tanner was born. Wild animals roam the streets, but mankind is...
Lesbian Survival
Europa Universalis
2.0
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In this monster game of diplomacy, territorial expansion, trade, military technology, economic...
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Micah Ulibarri (79 KP) rated Betrothed #1 in Books
Mar 24, 2018
In a world where two warring factions in another dimension are in a war for ages, their two future rulers have been placed on Earth to grow up. When they meet, they immediately feel a connection.
This is not Romeo and Juliet, as the issue immediately tells us.
I was absolutely riveted. For the exposition that this issue had To do, ithought it was done very smoothly. I also found I really enjoyed the characters especially the main two. My biggest regret isthatthere is currently only one issue out. I will be adding this series to my monthly pulls because I believe it warrants the support.
A White Boat from England
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The third of George Millar's masterful sailing and travel narratives to be republished many decades...
Boy From Berlin
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Berlin, April 1938. One night, eight-year-old Käfer Avigdor uses his specialty toilet-paper roll...
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David McK (3801 KP) rated The King's Man (2021) in Movies
Feb 12, 2022
Which proves to be a good move, injecting a spot of interest into the movie - I, for one, struggled with the second entry - and allowing a mishmash of history and fact to play out on screen.
This also has a shocking moment about roughly 2/3rds of the way through, during the period of the movie in the trenches that almost feels like it belongs to a different film altogether.
It also has an absolutely bonkers fight scene involving Rasputin: it's a pity, I feel, that he does not have a larger role than he does!