
Tardy Bells and Witches' Spells
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Nerdy high school outcast, CLARISSA LAWRENCE, has always felt like she didn't belong in this world....

The Frame-Up (The Golden Arrow Mysteries Book 1)
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By day she writes comic books. By night, she lives them. MG Martin lives and breathes geek...

The Corset
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The new Victorian chiller from the author of Radio 2 Book Club pick, The Silent Companions. Is...

How to Date Men When You Hate Men
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From New Yorker and Onion writer and comedian Blythe Roberson, How to Date Men When You Hate Men is...

Mera: Tidebreaker
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From Danielle Paige, the New York Times best-selling author of Stealing Snow, comes a Mera and...

Bethr1986 (305 KP) rated A Curse of Forever in Books
Dec 23, 2021
It's a beautifully written story. There are some sex scenes in there, a couple are a bit harsh, but the majority are soft and sensual. I didn't quite expect the ending to go how it did and I was hoping for a bit more to be honest. Fair enough, the villain got what he deserved but I was expecting it to go in a different direction. There is a lot of detail in the writing but it seems rushed almost as you get towards the end, like I've got details to get down, I'll cram it all in now. That's the only bit that disappointed me to be honest.
I would still recommend this book

The Counterfeit Wife
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Philadelphia, June 1780. George Washington's two least likely spies return, masquerading as husband...

Kevin Phillipson (10072 KP) rated Uncharted (2022) in Movies
Feb 17, 2022

Over My Dead Blog
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Murder is just a click away for book blogger Arwen “Winnie” Lark. With review requests...

David McK (3562 KP) rated Infernal Devices (Mortal Engines #3) in Books
Dec 12, 2021
As before, I found this to be uncertain of its own identity: the language and general style of the prose would lead you to believe it was written for children (or even the so-called tweenage audience), but then you get into the 'meat' of the story, with child slavery, death and mutilation all abounding!
Professor Pennyroyal also makes a return, with Hester Shaw herself coming across more - in this - as a complex anti-villain than she did in the previous entries, and with this also seeing the return of the Stalkers Shrike and Fang, both of whom largely drive the plot.
Worth a read, but maybe not the best 'jumping-on' point.