Lee KM Pallatina (951 KP) rated Shaq Fu: a Legend Reborn in Video Games
Jun 1, 2020
a sequel to Shaq Fu, the game Follows Shaquille O'neil aka Shaq in his thrust upon quest as he is destined to destroy demons from hell disguised as celebrities ( brilliant) and stop and ancient evil.
that was released for Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
The game received generally negative reviews upon release.
Bewitching The Werewolf
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When witch for hire, Megan Stephens, is assigned to help the local werewolf pack leader find a mate,...
Explorations: First Contact (Explorations #2)
Stephen Moss, Nick Bailey, Richard Fox, Nathan Hystad, Scarlett R. Algee, Peter Cawdron, Ralph Kern, Josh Hayes, Robert M. Campbell, Scott Moon, P.P. Corcoran, Jacob Cooper, Chris Kennedy, P.J. Strebor and Isaac Hooke
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An exciting anthology collection of First Contact science fiction stories, each set in the same...
Short Story Collection First Contact
The Apple Orchard
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In the charming town of Peasebrook, there's a place for everyone. War vet Joe has made new friends...
The Queen of Christmas
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Dagmar Smith's Festival of Trees is the highlight of Mystic Bay's holiday season. This year Dagmar...
Dead Man’s Gift: Last Night (Part 2)
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The SECOND direct to digital short-story in a race-against-time three-part adventure from the...
Dead Man’s Gift: Yesterday (Part 1)
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The FIRST direct to digital short-story in a race-against-time three-part adventure from the...
His Druid Lover (The Amber Druid Series #3)
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From two different worlds Eloise Cummings and Baron MacArthur couldn’t be more different. She’s...
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Kevin Wilson (179 KP) rated Whisper Me This in Books
Oct 1, 2018
I enjoyed the mystery surrounding the parents but if you read the sypnosis you can kind of see what's going to happen. I hate they put in a big spoiler in a typical sypnosis. It did lose some of its mystery but was still engaging. This mystery was all reveled halfway through the book and this is when it started to lose its pace and I lost my interest sadly but this is probably because this genre in general has never interested me.
I loved the characters and felt very connected to them. They were believable and you could relate to them.
Because of the big spoiler the story became too predictable which left me very disappointed. The fact I stick with this story despite it not being my kind of book shows that it was still engaging though and I would recommend. Just don't read the story sypnosis first.
I still think the story overcomes the shortcomings, and also think it is an important story to read. It is intense and the author did well telling such a complex story.
I'll give you the spoiler free sypnosis here : Single mother Maisey has always fallen short of her own mother's expectations but she is rushed back home when she hears here mother is in a coma and her father is facing charges of abuse and neglect.
She must make a life and death decision. Her confused father is destroying can't records including her mother's final wishes. What is the big mystery?
Overall: <b>3.5 stars</b>
<i>A Tangled Web</i> by Mercedes Lackey (Light Fantasy)
A retelling of the Greek myth pertaining to Persephone and Hades, with some added Norse mythology. A cute story, if a little thin on actual plot. I'll probably forget it by next week.
<i>2.5 stars/5</i>
<i>Cast in Moonlight</i> by Michelle Sagara (Fantasy/Urban Fantasy hybrid)
Fascinating mythology and world-building, intriguing characters and races. If I hadn't already been interested in reading the Chronicles of Elantra series, this would have done it. Pretty much a perfect story that stands alone quite well.
<i>5 stars</i>
<i>Retribution</i> by Cameron Haley (Urban Fantasy)
A solid short story dealing with a sorcerer and enforcer for a mob boss. Has some interesting ideas and is a promising beginning to a new series. While it does have cursing, it feels authentic and fits the scenes and characters. This is definitely not a story for the faint of heart.
<i>3 stars</i>