
Assassin's Creed Identity
Games
App
*Only works with iPad 3 and over, iPad Mini 2 and over, iPhone 5 and over, iPod 6. Requires an...

Avatar of War: The Dark Lord
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App
Avatar of war: The Dark Lord is an addictive and fun line drawing strategy game. You can draw...

The Book of Swords
Book
New epic fantasy in the grand tradition—including a never-before-published Song of Ice and Fire...
Fantasy

Replica
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Two girls, two stories, one epic novel — now a New York Times bestseller! From Lauren Oliver,...
Science fiction

Soul Hunters - Assassin's AGE
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Welcome to a world of Holy Paladins, Deadly Dragons, Evil Wizards and over 50 other playable heroes!...

Oathbringer: The Stormlight Archive Book Three
Book
From the bestselling author who completed Robert Jordan's epic Wheel of Time series comes a new,...

Suswatibasu (1702 KP) rated American War in Books
Oct 3, 2017
It is written in the perspective of a dying historian in the 22nd century, attempting to recollect the role of his aunt, who essentially was leading the insurgency against the north. She was as much a victim as aggressor in this novel, being groomed as a child soldier and being tortured in prison as a young adult. In the background, a rising Pan-Arab empire helps stoke the fires in the US.
It is slow but relentless, and rather fitting for what is currently happening all over the world. A fascinating read indeed.

JoyKilla (6 KP) rated Justice League (2017) in Movies
Dec 5, 2017
They took nearly 4 hours of a film and cut into barely 2 hours. Imagine the editing room floor for just a moment. So much was cut in this movie and seemed so choppy. You can see the edits that most try to hide. The bad guy of the film looked straight out of a cartoon. Which wouldn't be bad if everyone else wasn't portrayed to be a real life character.
It's a good popcorn family flick but for fanboys who have waited years for this movie will be greatly saddened.

Melja Gregory (2 KP) rated The Name of the Wind in Books
Jan 5, 2018 (Updated Jan 5, 2018)
A great series that may start a bit slow, but picks up fairly quickly as we go throughout the main characters life. The first book leads into the second, and the second should lead to a third, but once again the problem is you are left in the second before what feels like the big climax that if the third ever happens should be an epic conclusion.