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David P. Ketelsen
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Schizophrenia
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There's no sophomore curse here. Brock Walker follows up the excellent Rise of the Lycanthrope with a sequel, Subterranean Citadel, that's even better. There's an extraordinary number of plot twists contained in this 800+ page book. Every time you th
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| Talk about ending with a bang. Not the bang that has Hades itching all down-under, that's just a demon thing, but rather the set-up for the 4th Necromancer book. Apparently you really have to choose your apprentices wisely. Or else. Unfortunately we' ...more | |
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| Villain is the second book in Phil Aerix's Quantum Operative series. In this 650 page book Dex, an ordinary Earthling trained to be an intergalactic warrior, along with his boss and symbiotic alien partner Mina and a team of fellow Quantum Operatives ...more | |
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"When this showed up in my Little Free Library Shed, I faced a very serious dilemma: do I read it…or quietly pretend I never saw it? The first book ended on a cliffhanger—my ultimate pet peeve—so I knew I was still working on making peace with that no"
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Die. Respawn. Repeat.: A LitRPG Adventure:
"There are no description of the skills... so the MC just keeps making up stuff about the skills from the name alone, in an effort to somehow "justify" his choices. It is weird. His build is just random shit that he chooses based on cryptic names.
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"Can’t Recommend The Hard Line To Newcomers Of The Gray Man Series (which I Am)!
I went into The Hard Line expecting a sharp, character-driven thriller based on the reputation of the series (none of which I have read). What I got instead was a technica" Read more of this review » |
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| Phil Aerix's Tinkertown 3 clocks in at 853 pages but seems a lot shorter. There's lots of dungeon action as Phin and his team encounter many new dungeon monsters and have to find ways to get past them and occasionally eat them. There's also some Tink ...more | |
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| When I first started reading this book, my reaction was that it was a rip-off of Stargate. Silly me. Soon one of the characters mentioned how much the situation seemed like that old TV show, and we were off and running. Lots of references to other mo ...more | |
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