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| Taking place soon after the events of Asteroid Savage, Late Night Mars is another intelligently written scifi thriller with cyberpunk overtones. Less action-oriented than Asteroid Savage (until the last third of the book), Late Night Mars is heavy on ...more | |
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A Troll Walks into a Bar (Alexander Southerland, P.I. #1)
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Thank you so much for your kind comments—I appreciate them, and I’m glad that you enjoyed the story! Number one best seller? I like the way you think!
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I was privileged to receive an advance copy of Sledge vs. The Wendigo from the author in exchange for an honest review, and that's what this is. I previously read and enjoyed Sledge vs. The Labyrinth, which is a terrific, fast-paced, and well-written ...more |
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| The third and final volume of Tru Skies's Cruel Gods drama is MAD! Tru turned the amp up to eleven with this gaslight punk apocalyptic thriller. Make no assumptions while you are reading this one, because anything can happen at any time and every exp ...more | |
"For a person (¿person?) who has a twelve-ways split personality, Shade copes well...
In fact, the whole cast in this tale suffer (¿suffer?) from split personalities. Which they deal with in various ways. It might be that we all suffer from split person" Read more of this review » |
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"Another gripping thrilling installment in the Shade the Collector series and this one does have massive stakes for Benedict Shade and a very consequential ending
A bunch of chickens come to roost for Bennie in this book - He has LIA breathing down his" Read more of this review » |
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“shook my head. “As long as you’re happy.” “Happy!” Gio barked out a short laugh. “Who the hell is happy? Happy is for chumps! I’m satisfied. I’ve got a nice family and I work steady. I can still enjoy a drink and a cigar, and sometimes I win a few bucks at poker. I love cars, and so does my son and one of my daughters. Fuck happy! I’ll take satisfaction any day of the week.”
― A Hag Rises from the Abyss
― A Hag Rises from the Abyss
“Part of my brain sometimes worked separately from the rest of it, and I often went along for the ride to see where it was taking me.”
― A Nymph Returns to the Sea: A Noir Urban Fantasy Novel
― A Nymph Returns to the Sea: A Noir Urban Fantasy Novel