Review: ‘Storm: Dawn of a Goddess’ by Tiffany D. Jackson (A Marvel Novel)
We all know Storm, controller of the weather and one of the most powerful of the X-Men ever. But who
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Review: ‘Pliable Truths’ by Dayton Ward (A Star Trek: The Next Generation Novel)
The Cardassians have been oppressing the Bajorans for the past fifty years. Now they are suddenly withdrawing all presence on
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Book Review: ‘The Vampire Lestat’ by Anne Rice
Interview with the Vampire was first released by Anne Rice almost fifty years ago. Rice followed it with the sequel,
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Book Review: ‘The Honey Witch’ by Sydney J. Shields
Marigold has never really fit in anywhere. In Bardshire everyone has a talent. Whether it’s musical, artistic, or theatrical, everyone
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Book Review: ‘When Among Crows’ by Veronica Roth
A story of pain and redemption thick with Polish folklore, When Among Crows by Veronica Roth is not for the
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Book Review: ‘An Intrigue of Witches’ (A Secret Society Mystery, 1) by Esme Addison
Sidney Taylor likes uncovering the past. As a historian for the Smithsonian, she’s gone on digs all around America to
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Book Review: ‘The Darkness Over Arkham’ by Jonathan Green
Arkham is in danger (again). Three different cults are warring to fulfill a prophecy and ensure that their god is
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Book Review: ‘A Kingdom of Souls and Shadows’ by Leslie O’Sullivan
Ella O’Dwyer has always been a little timid. New places, new people, new situations, large crowds, high places, anything that
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Book Review: ‘Ocean’s Godori’ by Elaine U. Cho
A disgraced pilot in the Alliance, Ocean now flies for the only ship that will take her, the Ohneul. A
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Book Review: ‘Dragon Rider’ by Taran Matharu
Jai feels powerless. The third son of a defeated king, he’s been held as a political hostage by the Sabine
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Book Review: ‘Fate Be Changed’ by Farrah Rochon a Disney Twisted Tale
Merida is the brave Scottish princess who just wants to be in control of her own life in the Disney
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Comics Review: ‘The Dead Boy Detectives’ Omnibus
Some friendships last a lifetime, some last even longer. Charles Rowland and Edwin Paine have just such a friendship. Both
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