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C. William Phillips
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Born
Kentucky, The United States
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Influences
Cormac McCarthy, Joe Abercrombie, Vince Gilligan
Member Since
November 2025
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What Blood Remembers
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The Ash Remains: The Law of Teeth: Book One
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The Black Crown (Age of Adventures, #1):
"***Update 2*** The author harasses reviewers because he’s a man child who can’t comprehend that a random stranger doesn’t like his lackluster attempt at a novel. He also makes grammatical mistakes in his harassment, emphasizing that the mistakes in h"
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I haven’t read the book, but I have had the unfortunate luck to interact with the author online and oh my god. What a POS
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"This was such a great read! Its completely different from what I usually read. It honestly felt like a Quentin Tarantino movie! There was a point where I almost cried from the heartache. I felt Cole's pain. Cole, you're a good father."
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"It’s very rare that I finish a book in less than 24 hours, but this gripping story drew me in from the very first page. Violence, guilt, and grief play out in a suspenseful yet heart-wrenching way that played on my every emotion from beginning to end"
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"I loved this book! It is a top tier story with insane pacing. Every time you think you know what's happening, you're quickly reminded that you have no clue what's coming next. This is the ultimate revenge story about the lengths we would go to for ou"
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(3.75 rounded to 4) Thanks to the author for providing an eARC in exchange for an honest review. Intriguing, if incomplete. Shadows of the Sundered Lands, Corbin Rook’s debut effort, is a well-thought out, if not always fully realized effort. The nati ...more |
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