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D.’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at D.’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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D. Ann Hall
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Anne Rice and The Mummy
It took me years to get around to reading The Mummy (Ramses the Damned) by Anne Rice simply because I was writing my own novel - The Rising: Awakening - which is also set in Egypt with the appearance of Ramesses (yes I spell it like that because I'm British) and vampires and didn't want Anne Rice to influence it.
Ok I'll admit she was the reason I started writing about vampires in the first place. Read more of this blog post »
Ok I'll admit she was the reason I started writing about vampires in the first place. Read more of this blog post »
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Strathmor Forest: An atmospheric, slow‑burn rural Scottish folk horror with true‑crime investigative protagonists:
"This wasn’t bad overall. I’ve never read anything like this before but really enjoyed the suspense that this book offered. For being smaller in pages, it was as one could expect with so few. I thought this was pretty well written."
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Strathmor Forest: An atmospheric, slow‑burn rural Scottish folk horror with true‑crime investigative protagonists:
"I was concerned that the Scot dialogue might make reading this book more difficult but that wasn’t the case at all. It helped that the author added a guide to various words at the beginning of the book but I found it easy to follow the dialogue as I "
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Strathmor Forest: An atmospheric, slow‑burn rural Scottish folk horror with true‑crime investigative protagonists:
"The suspense and thrills in this book were highly engaging. While the inclusion of Scottish Doric language was noted, the contextual clarity of the sentences rendered the provided translation guide unnecessary. The narrative effectively generated a c"
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Horror Spotlight
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We read diverse horror. Our readalongs take place on our discord server each month.
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If you love horror literature, movies, and culture, you're in the right place. Whether it's vampires, werewolves, zombies, serial killers, plagues, or ...more
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This group is moderated by Jessica Bell, publisher of Vine Leaves Press. Jessica is also a widely published indie author and a Goodreads Librarian. Sh ...more
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Hi K,Thanks for that coupon. I've not leant how to do that. epub is great . if you what to tell me how you created the coupon I'm happy to do the same for you?
Can I use it on kindle?
D.
I've not used your code yet, want to know if you are able to access my book via KU or if not a subscriber if you use Kindle at all, if so I could gift a copy. Let me know.
D.