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    Review: Cold From The North by D.W. Ross

    October 29, 2021 /

    Cold From the North will undoubtedly insert D.W. Ross into the fantasy landscape with ease.  A fantasy book that has reminded me why I love the genre so much.  Ross weaves an atmospheric tale of survival and intrigue.      

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    Review: Let Me Out I’ve Had Enough by Mark Matthews

    October 23, 2021 /

    Let Me Out I’ve Had Enough is another stellar testament to just how much Mark Matthews understands the power of the human mind.  This collection displays the emotions and pain at play when considering suicide, coping with the effects of suicide, and the disastrous aftermath.  If you want a collection of stories to touch you deeply whilst wrenching gasps and shock from you then this is a collection that needs to be devoured.  Intricate, painful, and overwhelming is how Let Me Out I’ve Had Enough should be described.  It leaves scars on the soul, it is that powerful. Mastectomy Scars – is designed to shock and hook you straight away. …

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    Andrea Bartz is back with an all-new psychological thriller.  Living out the rest of your twenties abroad sounds like the best way to live, but if you had an overbearing, manipulative, and gaslighting best friend would it be worth the bother?  Backpacking in Cambodia and Chile should give them memories galore but what if the type of memory you are left with consumes you with guilt and tears apart your psyche?  This is the situation that Emily finds herself in.  Destructive and compulsive is the yarn spun in We Were Never There.  One death looks like an accident but what if two adds up to more than a coincidence.  The…

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    Generation Z is a post-apocalyptic Zombie novel that didn’t hit home with me.  It could have been something entirely different if the first half of the novel wasn’t being written solely for the second half.  The cover instantly grabbed me, and it looked like it was right down my alley.  Just from reading the first chapter I could tell that this series was a spin off from a much larger world and it did feel like I was missing out on a lot of the backstory and the world building in general.  Generation Z did the zombie interpretation fantastically.  The imagery and the fear were palpable, and I did find…

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    JESUS CHRIST ON A BURNING BIKE!! Never has there been a more impossible review to write. The Shadow of the Gods,  a book that has not only captured my imagination but stolen my heart with the range of differing but equally loveable characters.  Some you love to hate and some that carve a big gash across your chest with glistening sharp axe.  The storytelling is magical but brutally real, the atmospheric worldbuilding enraptures you, you can feel the raw and biting waves as you travel with these Norse folks on longships, you can feel the ground they trod upon and you can feel the pressure of being a part of…

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