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Spooky Shorts 2023!
For this Halloween season, I will be posting one (1) review per day. Each review will be focused on a chilling short story from this amazing featured anthology! Ready to spell out this month with one spook a day? Continue reading
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Book Catalogue Card #16: Strung (Strung Trilogy Book 1)
Personal Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4 out of 5 stars) Straight to the eerie and the action! Love it! If you like being kept in suspense as the characters try to figure out what’s happening as the people start exhibiting odd behavior, then I would highly recommend this book. Continue reading
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Book Quote #71
Ghini Freeman is a single mother who doesn’t know the meaning of the word quit. Even though it has been six months since her thirteen-year-old daughter disappeared during a class field trip, she continues to pour everything into finding her daughter. But, when a detective notices that Ghini has a mysterious doppelgänger, things begin to Continue reading
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Book Catalogue Card #15: Spring (Season of the Monster Book 1)
Personal Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ (3 out of 5 stars) This is a captivating book with an interesting premise. If you’re in the mood to read about humanoid monsters with insect genes starting their nest in what feels like a typical secluded, small town in paranormal movies, then this will be an interesting read. It has a… Continue reading
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Book Quote #70
The Resistance. A hybrid human. An escape to a parallel universe. After escaping from the Pods or city-states into the dystopian remains of America, Diana Gutierrez-Adams finds herself on the run. She learns that her grandfather is the head of a resistance movement to counter a conspiracy that reaches the highest levels of government. Partnered Continue reading
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Book Quote #69
‘One Last Stop’ is the love story of two queer women in their early 20s unraveling in the city of New York fated by a scientific anomaly. August just moved to New York to establish a life away from her mother and finish her college degree. As many New Yorkers do, she uses the subway Continue reading
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Book Quote #68
‘One Last Stop’ is the love story of two queer women in their early 20s unraveling in the city of New York fated by a scientific anomaly. August just moved to New York to establish a life away from her mother and finish her college degree. As many New Yorkers do, she uses the subway Continue reading
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Book Catalogue Card #14: Parallel Lies
Personal Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ (3 out of 5 stars) If you’re looking for an action-packed read that lets you immerse into a dystopian America where the government uses the metaverse to control the populace, and where a brewing resistance and parallel universe travel connects it all, then this would be a good book. I haven’t read… Continue reading
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Book Quote #67
‘One Last Stop’ is the love story of two queer women in their early 20s unraveling in the city of New York fated by a scientific anomaly. August just moved to New York to establish a life away from her mother and finish her college degree. As many New Yorkers do, she uses the subway Continue reading
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Book Quote #66
‘One Last Stop’ is the love story of two queer women in their early 20s unraveling in the city of New York fated by a scientific anomaly. August just moved to New York to establish a life away from her mother and finish her college degree. As many New Yorkers do, she uses the subway Continue reading
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Book Quote #65
‘One Last Stop’ is the love story of two queer women in their early 20s unraveling in the city of New York fated by a scientific anomaly. August just moved to New York to establish a life away from her mother and finish her college degree. As many New Yorkers do, she uses the subway Continue reading
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Book Catalogue Card #13: The Family Masquerade: The Men of Mills Bluff
Personal Rating: ⭐⭐ (2 out of 5 stars) Personally, this didn’t work for me but I’m happy for everyone who enjoyed it. A book just needs to be appreciated by its intended audience. If you’re looking for a quick, romance read and tropes like childhood lovers, romantic reunions, and fake marriages, then there’s a chance… Continue reading
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