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Dana’s 2025 Year in Books
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Dana Enache
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"This book didn’t just “tell a story.” It grabbed me by the throat, drained my emotional energy like a MET 1, and left me staring into the void wondering if humanity even deserves rights.
Evolution is what happens when you take “human progress” and let" Read more of this review » |
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Dana Enache
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35 other people
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Mique Watson's review
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The Exorcist's House (The Exorcist's House, #1):
"Y’all who loved this book……… have you ever read a book/seen a movie with exorcisms in it before?"
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Dana Enache
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46 other people
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Alex Bright's review
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The Exorcist's House (The Exorcist's House Universe #1):
"Well, that was a steaming pile of garbage.
This book was not only poorly written -- especially the horrific dialog! -- but filled with every. single. trope. from the "exorcism" sub-genre imaginable. There wasn't a new idea or concept to be found, and" Read more of this review » |
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HOW are people out there saying this is good horror? How did this win an agent and got trad published? The writing is incredibly bad. It's the perfect example of THIS IS NOT HOW YOU DO IT. Feelings are being told. All the time. "She felt like this, tu ...more |
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Wow. Such a pile of crap. Writing is so bad, it makes me wonder how did it pass checks by an agent and a publisher? Jesus, it sounds like it was written by a 15 year old illiterate. THERE IS NO PLOT. Like none whatsoever. Nothing. Zero. Just a girl and ...more |
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I saw the ending coming and it still shattered me. Was it predictable? Hell yes. But it was sad as hell and I'm going to give it 5 stars because I really couldn't put it down. ...more |
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This was a fast paced book that gripped me from page one. But half way through, the "dramatic" endings of the chapters got tiring. It didn't feel like something bad is going to happen next, because the tehnique was over used. I'm a horror author. If I ...more |
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“He desperately kept on struggling as it seemed he was clinging even tighter to the colder and colder bench and he saw, terrified, that the clouds were gathering in anticipation of a storm. The branches of the trees fell again like claws over the alley, and he felt fear again. A cold and oppressive fear that drained him of strength and sucked the life out of him. Eventually he stopped motionless and closed his eyes praying that everything would pass just like the first time.
Maybe it's just a dream, it must be just a dream, it's just a dream. Impossible, impossible, it's just a dream. I will open my eyes and see the children in the colorful swings, I will feel the sun warm up my face, it will be late, or it will be tomorrow. I don't even care how long I slept. I just want to wake up.”
― The Dream
Maybe it's just a dream, it must be just a dream, it's just a dream. Impossible, impossible, it's just a dream. I will open my eyes and see the children in the colorful swings, I will feel the sun warm up my face, it will be late, or it will be tomorrow. I don't even care how long I slept. I just want to wake up.”
― The Dream
“Help me. He wants to kill me.
What the heck? The second sentence had the effect of a strong coffee. I woke up instantly. I stood up and tried to process the information. An individual I didn't know was in danger and needed ... me? This was mind-blowing. And on top of it absurd. I wrote back:
Who wants to kill you? Why don't you call the police?”
― The Dream
What the heck? The second sentence had the effect of a strong coffee. I woke up instantly. I stood up and tried to process the information. An individual I didn't know was in danger and needed ... me? This was mind-blowing. And on top of it absurd. I wrote back:
Who wants to kill you? Why don't you call the police?”
― The Dream
“Help me. He wants to kill me.
What the heck? The second sentence had the effect of a strong coffee. I woke up instantly. I stood up and tried to process the information. An individual I didn't know was in danger and needed ... me? This was mind-blowing. And on top of it absurd. I wrote back:
Who wants to kill you? Why don't you call the police?”
― The Dream
What the heck? The second sentence had the effect of a strong coffee. I woke up instantly. I stood up and tried to process the information. An individual I didn't know was in danger and needed ... me? This was mind-blowing. And on top of it absurd. I wrote back:
Who wants to kill you? Why don't you call the police?”
― The Dream
“He desperately kept on struggling as it seemed he was clinging even tighter to the colder and colder bench and he saw, terrified, that the clouds were gathering in anticipation of a storm. The branches of the trees fell again like claws over the alley, and he felt fear again. A cold and oppressive fear that drained him of strength and sucked the life out of him. Eventually he stopped motionless and closed his eyes praying that everything would pass just like the first time.
Maybe it's just a dream, it must be just a dream, it's just a dream. Impossible, impossible, it's just a dream. I will open my eyes and see the children in the colorful swings, I will feel the sun warm up my face, it will be late, or it will be tomorrow. I don't even care how long I slept. I just want to wake up.”
― The Dream
Maybe it's just a dream, it must be just a dream, it's just a dream. Impossible, impossible, it's just a dream. I will open my eyes and see the children in the colorful swings, I will feel the sun warm up my face, it will be late, or it will be tomorrow. I don't even care how long I slept. I just want to wake up.”
― The Dream
