
Tiny Stations
Book
An eccentric look at lost Britain through its railway request stops. Perhaps the oddest quirk of...

Spa Day with a Monster - Salon & Makeover Games
Games and Entertainment
App
Deep inside of the forest there's a haunted house where no one dares to approach. It is said that by...

Last Day High School Survival Game: Zombie Battle
Games and Entertainment
App
Can you save yourself from unkilled creatures? Play the best survival hero and strategy game. Some...

Fit Body – Personal Fitness Trainer App – Daily Workout Video Training Program for Fitness Shape and Calorie Burn
Health & Fitness and Sports
App
Awesome fitness app that will get you Fit Body in less than two weeks! Sounds too easy? With our...

Backpacker™
Games and Travel
App
Your bag is packed and you’re ready to go, but as fate has it, you’re stranded in Rome with only...

Merissa (12911 KP) rated Born of Fire (Myths and Whispers #1) in Books
Mar 9, 2022
Being as this is the first book, be prepared for a lot of world-building and explanations. They are done in a way so you don't really notice them, which is excellent! Jax is completely unaware of who or what he is, so we learn as he does.
Told completely from his perspective, this story has some interesting aspects. I found the latter part of the book more interesting, but I realise that the first part is absolutely necessary.
The one question I had all the way through is what about Gertie? He played chess with her all those Saturdays but then she's never mentioned again. I wanted to know more!
A great start to a new series and definitely an author to keep a lookout for. Recommended by me.
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Merissa
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Murder on Oak Street (A South Shore Mystery #1)
Book
New York, 1904. After two years as a coroner’s physician for the city of New York, Daniel...
Historical Mystery Cozy

Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2346 KP) rated The Kill of It All in Books
Jan 18, 2024
I let a little more time than normal go between visits with Madison, but it was wonderful to be back in her presence. The story starts quickly and doesn’t let up, with several great surprises on the way to the logical climax. The characters, both returning and new, are as strong as always, and I enjoyed seeing Madison grow a bit more here. Fans of Doris Day movies will recognize the setup from one of them, but that movie wasn’t a murder mystery. There are plenty of great surprises along the way (and another couple of fun homages). Unfortunately, there are still a few things that I wish had been caught in an edit, but they are minor irritants. If you are looking for a fun mystery, be sure to pick up this series.

KP - the Biography of Kevin Pietersen
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Born in South Africa in 1980 to an Afrikaner father and English mother, he made his first-class...

True Ladies and Proper Gentlemen: Victorian Etiquette for Modern-Day Mothers and Fathers, Husbands and Wives, Boys and Girls, Teachers and Students, and More
Book
Regardless of time period, some things hold true: kindness is timeless. Invasion of privacy;...