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Coming off the absolute high of the seven Alexander Southerland books, stepping into this spin-off has been a massive letdown so far. Crossing the halfway point, the character dynamics are falling completely flat. The Good: Compelling Lore & Story Prem" Read more of this review » |
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"Starting to think this may be my favorite book series. I can only repeat myself so many times but I highly recommend reading these, you can't put them down no matter how hard you try. Can't wait to be able to start reading book 4 of the series. Hones"
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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