January 2018
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DEAD COLD BREW – Cleo Coyle
I had gotten on the band wagon for a different mystery series that revolved around coffee and I thought it only fair to check out this series, which has clearly been around for a lot longer as this book, Dead Cold Brew, is the sixteenth in the series. Clare Cosi is the owner of a Continue reading
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IN THE LAND OF THE LIVING – Austin Ratner
Just as there are books that one might call “Chick Lit,” so too are there books best described as “Bro Books.” This is a “Bro Book.” Isidore Auberon lost his mother when he was very young. His father was fortunately absent a lot, but was abusive when present. Isidore works hard to over-come these early Continue reading
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THE WITCHER ADULT COLORING BOOK
So how do you review a coloring book? I’ve been kind of fascinated by the coloring book phenomenon going on in the publishing world. It would appear that an awful lot of people who grew up having spent some time coloring with crayons in coloring books have missed that relaxing exercise. Coloring books for adults Continue reading
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EAST OF WEST, THE APOCALYPSE: YEAR TWO – graphic novel
Just … wow. If there is such a thing as the perfect graphic novel, this would be it for me. Set in a present-day dystopian alternate United States, this ambitious epic presumes that the U.S. Civil War never really ended and there was constant contention between various factions – until a comet hit the center Continue reading
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ARCHIE ARCHIVES: THE DOUBLE DATE – graphic novel
THROWBACK THURSDAY: REVIEWING A REISSUE My earliest memory of reading Archie comics was in the 1960’s when I would go to visit my grandparents. They didn’t have much to entertain a child except for five old comic books, three of them Archie‘s (the other two were Disney characters). It was those same comics every time Continue reading
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INTO THE DROWNING DEEP – Mira Grant
It should come as no surprise that I really loved this book. I’ve pretty much raved about the books by Mira Grant/Seanan McGuire in the past and she’s definitely still at the top of her game. As Mira Grant, the author is best known for her Newsflesh Trilogy books – a series set in a Continue reading
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FALLEN GODS – James A. Moore
So… I read and reviewed the first book in this series not too long ago and enjoyed it enough to jump right in to this volume. Author James A. Moore picks up where he left off, which is helpful to those of us who’ve read the first book (but will it be confusing to those Continue reading
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A PERFECT MACHINE – Brett Savory
Huh. I really liked this one … and then I didn’t. Henry Kyllo is a Runner … a member of a secret society that runs information to and from different locations. But Runners have to pass through a city filled with Hunters. The Hunters shoot the Runners. The Runners fill up with the lead from Continue reading
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BENEATH THE SUGAR SKY – Seanan McGuire
Seanan McGuire is easily one of the best fantasy authors writing today. Her world-building is tremendous and her characters are first-rate. In Beneath the Sugar Sky we return to McGuire’s ‘Wayward Children’ series. This time we are introduced to Cora who, due largely to her weight, has been bullied when on earth. Cora wanders the Continue reading
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ART COLLECTING TODAY – Doug Woodham
As someone who has a relatively decent collection of original art and limited edition prints, and as someone who has been ‘collecting’ (casually, for certain) for probably three or even four decades by now, I am certainly interested in learning more about what I should or should not be doing. I am clearly the intended Continue reading

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