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Lawrence Davis
Goodreads Author
Born
The United States
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Influences
R.A. Salvatore, Jim Butcher, J.R.R. Tolkien
Member Since
December 2017
Guest Post on PTSD
This is Lawrence Davis, author of the new book Blunt Force Magic. First, I want to thank the blog proper for giving me the opportunity. I’ve taken the time to work my way through the content and it’s an honor to contribute. I mean it, I’m a fan, and that’s not a platitude. I don’t really operate that way.
My novel, about which I’ll add links and excerpts as well as several ways to contact me, is a Read more of this blog post »
My novel, about which I’ll add links and excerpts as well as several ways to contact me, is a Read more of this blog post »
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Blunt Force Magic (The Monsters and Men Trilogy, #1)
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2018
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4 editions
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Destruction of Justice (The Monsters and Men Trilogy Book 2)
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"The story idea was good, but the writing was poor enough that it kept jerking me out of the story. DNF at 20%."
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LitPick Book Reviews's review
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Blunt Force Magic (The Monsters and Men Trilogy, #1):
"Blunt Force Magic is an exciting novel by Lawrence Davis. It is a modern day fantasy that takes place in an American city where an evil mistress uses a beast, Stalker, to hunt for Maria, a young witch. The hero of the story is Janzen Robinson. Robins"
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Chloe Frizzle's review
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Blunt Force Magic (The Monsters and Men Trilogy, #1):
"This book has combined noir and overly flowery writing styles and produced an abomination.
"She was leggy, lost between a well-lived forty or a hard-partying twenty. She had a kind of realistic ageless quality, really, because no matter where the trut" Read more of this review » |
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