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Dean (6927 KP) rated Catacombs (2008) in Movies
Jul 21, 2018
I think this had potential with a good location for a horror, but overall it's no where near what it could have been. If this was a short story it might have been better but even at 85mins it feels way too long. The majority of the film features the girl running and screaming through tunnels in the darkness.....followed by more running through dark tunnels! The twist ending did start to become a bit obvious, well the first part anyway, and it has been done much better in many other horrors.

Roxanne (13 KP) rated Once Upon a New Year's Eve in Books
Nov 14, 2018
A nice, quick and enjoyable read. I should say that I shouldn't really class this short story as a 'romance' as it is more of a dose of 'smut'...but good smut I might add.
It outlines the bully/victim relationship with a splash of attraction and lust leaving the reader wanting more. In my personal opinion I can not stand bullies and people who abuse others so it makes me cringe a bit when these people are so easily forgiven. Even so I would definitely consider reading the possible sequel.
It outlines the bully/victim relationship with a splash of attraction and lust leaving the reader wanting more. In my personal opinion I can not stand bullies and people who abuse others so it makes me cringe a bit when these people are so easily forgiven. Even so I would definitely consider reading the possible sequel.

First Time Last Time
Podcast
A bank robber describing his first and last heists, a BASE jumper on taking his first jump and why...

Dead Man’s Gift: Today (Part 3)
Book
The FINAL installment in this direct to digital short-story. A race-against-time three-part...

The Crocodile
Fyodor Dostoyevsky and Tom Basden
Book
Ivan is a struggling actor who hasn't yet achieved the recognition he feels he deserves. But all...

The Quotable Oscar Wilde: A Collection of Wit and Wisdom
Book
"I must die as I lived, beyond my means." Arguably the most quoted man in history, and certainly in...

Meghan Udell recommended Knitting Yarns: Writers on Knitting in Books (curated)

Leanne Crabtree (480 KP) rated Vampire Flappers (Samantha Carter #1.5) in Books
Jan 12, 2021
Haha! I love this series! I need more already!
I am so intrigued as to where the rest of this series will go, though. Who's the guy who transports her back in time? Why doesn't she remember things that happen when she does go back in time? Is she living some sort of unknown double life?
So happy to see Harry in this! I love him and Sam together.
I love that considering how short this is, that you get a full, fun, story that's a perfect addition to the series.
I am so intrigued as to where the rest of this series will go, though. Who's the guy who transports her back in time? Why doesn't she remember things that happen when she does go back in time? Is she living some sort of unknown double life?
So happy to see Harry in this! I love him and Sam together.
I love that considering how short this is, that you get a full, fun, story that's a perfect addition to the series.

Leanne Crabtree (480 KP) rated I Need A Hero (The Five Sisters #1) in Books
Jan 12, 2021
2.5 stars.
It was quite short and sweet but I didn't really feel any connection to the story or the characters and I'm not sure why.
The writing was also a little too stilted/formal for me at times too, so I kept putting me kindle down to do something else and coming back to it after a while.
I'm also not really feeling many contemporary romances that aren't New Adult at the minute, so at a later time I might give this another read and my rating may change.
It was quite short and sweet but I didn't really feel any connection to the story or the characters and I'm not sure why.
The writing was also a little too stilted/formal for me at times too, so I kept putting me kindle down to do something else and coming back to it after a while.
I'm also not really feeling many contemporary romances that aren't New Adult at the minute, so at a later time I might give this another read and my rating may change.

Gisell Middleton (189 KP) rated The Passengers in Books
Sep 15, 2019
This novel is in every way original, thrilling and compelling. The issues of morality, ethics, politics and self-interest come across clearly and are thought about long after the book has been read. The fact that this novel can accomplish all that while delivering a truly interesting and plausible concept in a page turner is nothing short of genius. While the character development may be a little one dimensional and the writing stilted and trite at times the plot propels this story forward much like an uncontrollable self-driving car.