Age of Iron by Angus Watson
Lisa (@TenaciousReader) This was a very down and dirty, gripping, enjoyable read. It is dark, twisted, funny and exciting. Despite…
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The Martian by Andy Weir
If Bill Nye the Science Guy and McGyver could devise a way to create a love child (and…
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This book was one of the most innovative, imaginative and memorable books I have read in a while.…
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I read this book last year, and decided it was time to review it. It is easily one…
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OK, so what can make a a really good ghost story even more terrifying? Hmmm…. how about being…
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I have to admit; I found the concept of someone from our world landing in the middle of…
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The String Diaries is a mysterious and intriguing tale. There’s no build up in this one, you are…
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The premise of this book is quite intriguing. A boy wakes up, no memories of who is, where…
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There are some things that just can’t be unseen. And this graphic novel definitely contains some pages that…
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This is a whirlwind of magic, adventure and self-discovery. Oh yes, and witty acerbic humor. That’s something I…
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