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Atomic Coffin
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2026
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9 editions
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The Devil Take You: 14 Tales of Medieval Horror
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2023
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2 editions
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The Devil Take You: 14 Tales of Medieval Horror (Write Like Hell Book 6)
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"Ever feel like you’re stuck between a dream and the waking world, not being able to tell the difference? That’s what it feels like to be in this book.
What starts as a spy novel quickly morphs into a psychological horror story that leaves you questio" Read more of this review » |
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"Really intriguing context and setting, loved the idea of the setting being a character and the antagonist. I love books where neither you nor the character know what's real"
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"I may have slammed the request button when I saw Atomic Blonde listed in the comps on this, and I would say that's absolutely accurate. We get a story of a lesbian spy during the Cold War, and the outcome of a secret mission involving a Russian nucle"
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"Reality bending, claustrophobic mind twist of a story. My copy was a gift from Goodreads First Reads. "
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| Lucky to have read this one early! The maritime gothic you didn't know you needed. The Haunting of Avis Lovelock is an evocative, delicious slice of the historical, brimming with wit and mystery and vividly drawn characters you cannot help but fall f ...more | |
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Benedict Anning
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Coffin Moon
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Readers' Favorite Horror
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Opening Round
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2025 Goodreads Choice Awards.
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Lucky enough to have received an arc for this one! A Game In Yellow is nothing less than a superbly haunting exploration of desire, control and identity. Trippy in the best way. Taut as heck. Piper's prose is just so smooth and engaging. This one is g ...more |
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