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The Kingdom (2007)

8.0 (1 Ratings) Rate It

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Thriller starring Jamie Foxx and Chris Cooper. When a terrorist bomb detonates inside a Western...

Lyndsey Gollogly (2893 KP) rated A Castle of Sand (A Shade of Vampire #3) in Books

Aug 12, 2021

A Castle of Sand (A Shade of Vampire #3)

Bella Forrest | 2014 | Paranormal, Romance, Science Fiction/Fantasy

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Castle of Sand ( A Shade of Vampire book 3)
By Bella Forrest

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What Sofia has with Derek feels like a sandcastle; temporary and something that the waves of life and time will soon ruin...

Since the return of Gregor Novak, the island has turned several shades darker. His hatred toward Sofia and thirst for fresh blood lead to a brutal war igniting between father and son.

Meanwhile, the hunters are gaining formidable strength and resources by the day; they know that the safety of The Shade hangs entirely on its ability to remain hidden from them.

And a sinister secret lies in wait for Sofia within the bowels of an Egyptian desert ... a secret that threatens to crush her sandcastle much sooner than she could have expected.

A good read! Nothing has really jumped out of this series so far to go hey that’s a brilliant series but saying that it’s definitely a decent read! Shame we have to have a death but at least she’s not scared of letting loved characters go!

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Guy Martin: Worms to Catch

Guy Martin

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'I was never going to sleep in and take it easy, there were worms to catch.' In August 2015 Guy...

Nick McCabe recommended The Pearl by Harold Budd in Music (curated)

The Pearl by Harold Budd

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"I think I'd been looking for something like this for ages; something sculpted, but that manages to encompass the violent and everything in between. What I want out of music is everything really, and The Pearl is that. It's quite a dark record in places. It's easy to dismiss it as New Age. I think we're quite lucky at this point in time that people are less concerned about genres than they used to be. Even prog rock is getting a proper analysis now. I finally got around to listening to early Genesis recently and found it wasn't as disgusting as I expected it to be. A lot of music gets dismissed because of how it's tagged. But The Pearl has escaped that really, because of Eno. I was lucky living in St Helens, because it can seem like a bit of a cultural desert, but there were a couple of good resources. There used to be a really good record shop in the market that sold mostly prog rock stuff, but lots of psychedelic stuff, some of Tim Buckley's early stuff and I picked up The Pearl from there. It's amazing."

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