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Helpless, hopeless, and desperate When three hot guys find her. They look like trouble. Spartan...
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Three children. Alone on the ocean waves, after a fierce storm throws their parents from the Pamela...
Realization: Beyond The Known Vol. 1
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Channeling the voices and wisdom of the otherworldly Guides, Paul Selig offer a way to expand your...
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David McK (3610 KP) rated King of the North (Fire Born #4) in Books
Oct 22, 2023
Of which this is the fourth.
Personally, I think I've always preferred his Outlaw Chronicles, followed by the Holcroft Blood trilogy, with these Viking-era bringing up the rear.
Having said that, it is what it is.
In this particular entry, Bjarki and his sister Tor end up involved in the little-known (and semi-legendary) Battle of Bravellir, initially on opposite sides of the Shield Wall.
I have to say, it's a battle that I have never heard of before ...
Anyway, the result is an OK read, but (as previously stated, and for my money) the characters and history are just not as interesting as those in the Outlaw Chronicles or in the Holcroft Blood series.
I'll still probably read any future entries, though.
Lyndsey Gollogly (2893 KP) rated Catalyst: A Tessa Avery story in Books
Jul 23, 2022
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Catalyst: A Tessa Avery story
By Lucy Roy
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A god who wants to fix a world he considers broken. A goddess who wants to destroy him before he gets the chance. What happens when evil begins to take on shades of gray?
***Spoilers ahead for the Tessa Avery series***
Catalyst is the thrilling story of a villain whose desire to right his own wrongs ultimately leads to his own destruction. This should be read after completing books 1-3 of the Tessa Avery trilogy.
I absolutely loved the Tessa Avery series those books were just so good so this little novella from Chaos’s point of view was really enjoyable. He started out with intentions to change his creation and somewhere along the way he lost the way and almost destroyed it.
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When heiress Kaira Munroe and world-renowned Oceanographer Jonathan Bell are summoned to a remote...
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David McK (3610 KP) rated Batman Begins (2005) in Movies
Jun 9, 2019 (Updated Jul 16, 2024)
This is largely set in a more realistic depiction of Gotham than any of the previous big-screen outings for the character, showing the evolution of the suit and with the Batmobile replaced by the tank-like Tumbler. It also - perhaps wisely, in order to keep the focus on Bruce Wayne/Batman - does not involve any of his more famous foes: instead of the Joker, or Penguin, or Riddler, the main villain(s) here - while still drawn from Bat lore - are more than likely to be less familiar to the average viewer.
ClareR (5991 KP) rated The Final Strife in Books
Sep 13, 2025
The main character, a Chosen One, misses out on her calling because of a drug addiction. There’s also great deprivation because of the social hierarchy in this world. It’s a caste system based on the colour of a persons blood.
There are themes of oppression, class, division, poverty and addiction. There’s a Trans main character (and others besides), and this isn’t a society that is prejudiced against LGBTQ+ people, in fact there’s support for those who want to transition. Women hold positions of great power in government and on the battlefield - and they’re just as able as their male counterparts. Often better.
This is a chunky book and a fast read regardless of that. I’m really looking forward to reading the rest of the trilogy.