
To Venomous Depths by Cloak
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CLOAK captures the magic, mystique, and mystery of classic heavy metal with their long-awaited debut...
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And the Battle Royale by The Unguided
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"And The Battle Royale" is not just a catch phrase - it's a challenge! Those Swedes incubate a...
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David McK (3562 KP) rated The Fast and the Furious (2001) in Movies
Feb 11, 2022
And, surprisingly, those later sequels are generally the better films.
I don't know, perhaps it's because I'm by no stretch of the imagination a gear head, but I do find this to be quite slow, incomprehensible, and largely missing the later hallmarks (I refer, of course, to the outlandish stunts) of those later movies, whilst also an extremely heavy debt of gratitude to the likes of 'Point Break' in the plot department.

Berserker by Beast in Black
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The metal world was in rage when Anton Kabanen parted ways with his former band BATTLE BEAST back in...
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ashezbookz (32 KP) rated The Gifted (A Joanne Kilbourn Mystery #14) in Books
Jul 5, 2018
Overall it was alright - there were moments that were suspenseful and that was fun, there were moments that were glaringly obvious (the whodunit was not as fun as it was a wee bit obvious to me) but the surprise was cool at some moments.
I think the art aspect was cool too, I havent read many books that were heavy in that, though it was also heavy in politics and I didn't like that much.
I also didn't like the authors repetitive use of landmarks/streets/city names - using the city name repeatedly in just a few pages was excessive to me, I get you were trying to make this hometown based or saskatchewan based (believe me I'm from Saskatoon, shout out to the "small towns") but excessive use of Regina and the house address was just frustratingly annoying. There was also the reference to November 24th and plus 10.. have you lived in Saskatchewan?? it's November 22 today and it's going to be -11 feels like -18 .. and the Riders have you seen a game...........that's all I have to say about that one *snort*

Plant Equipment and Maintenance Engineering Handbook
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The best on-the-job field guide available today - for anyone involved in heavy industry, especially...

Indexation and Causation of Financial Markets: Nonstationary Time Series Analysis Method: 2015
Yoko Tanokura and Genshiro Kitagawa
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This book presents a new statistical method of constructing a price index of a financial asset where...

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Rosealinea (589 KP) rated Stephen Laws Spectre in Books
Jul 14, 2019
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So I got this book after going to a Sci-Fi convention, I met the author who was wonderful!
This book is divided into different parts, which I think helps as it is a lot to take in and can be quite heavy going. When I started to read this, I wasn't sure if I was going to like it or not. The first part is pretty heavy going (the build-up) and there is a lot of information to take in and remember but once you get past this part, it then blossoms into a fabulous book with so many supernaturally frightening twists and turns, you never know which direction it is going to go in next!
Overall, I thoroughly loved this book and if you fancy something different to read then definitely read this!!

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