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THE BOOK OF BLOOD AND ROSES by Annie Summerlee (BOOK REVIEW)
In the mists of the Scottish Highlands is a university where vampire students study alongside humans. Rebecca Charity is a vampire hunter undercover at the university, ... -
TWELVE MONTHS by Jim Butcher (BOOK REVIEW)
Twelve Months by Jim Butcher (Dresden Files #18) A somber reflective book giving us a book that we and Dresden need by way of Breaking Bad, ... -
THE MIDNIGHT SHIFT by Cheon Seon-Ran, Translated by Gene Png (BOOK REVIEW)
A bestseller in Korea, a biting, fast-paced vampire murder mystery exploring queer love and the consequences of loneliness. When four isolated elderly people commit suicide back-to-back ... -
THE LIGHTHOUSE AT THE EDGE OF THE WORLD by J.R.Dawson (BOOK REVIEW)
The Lighthouse at the Edge of the World by J. R. Dawson is a powerful and poignant contemporary queer fantasy. Perfect for fans of Hadestown and Under the Whispering Door by ... -
FIVE PHANTOM DISCOUNT by Marcus Fell & Jason Krumbine (BOOK REVIEW)
Oceans 5 in the magical underbelly of New York City. I am thankful to Sterling & Stone, NetGalley, and the authors for my review copy. Below ... -
THE HOUSE ON UTOPIA WAY by Stefan Mohamed (BOOK REVIEW)
A dame walks into a detective’s office and asks him to find a missing girl. A familiar setup. You might have seen it before. Or maybe ... -
THE INCANDESCENT by Emily Tesh (BOOK REVIEW)
This book is not like Harry Potter. At all. But: What if you take a Deputy Head of an English boarding school for magically capable children, ... -
CLAWS OF THE COLLECTOR by Douglas Lumsden (BOOK REVIEW)
Now Donald, this is how you do the WEAVE Douglas Lumsden introduces Shade the Collector into his previous world of Alex Southerland series in a ... -
A TROLL WALKS INTO A BAR by Douglas Lumsden (BOOK REVIEW)
A Troll Walks Into A Bar by Douglas Lumsden (Alexander Southerland P.I. #01) A Troll Walks Into A Bar is quintessential noir reading. The genre’s identity, ... -
IMMORTAL LONGINGS by Chloe Gong (BOOK REVIEW)
“San-Er functions as a world of its own—half a million inhabitants crammed into each square mile, again and again. The needle-thin alleys between every building sag, ...
