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dearauthor.com /1 month ago

REVIEW: #Authorlife by Joe Zagets

Writing novels wasn’t supposed to be a blood sport. After selling his first thriller novel for six figures, Mackenzie “Mack” Lane quit his job as a journalist to become a full-time...

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bookwomanjoan.blogspot.com /1 month ago

Vacancy by Jann Alexander Book Review

About the Book:A sudden widow. A single mother. Both have a habit of hiding from hard truths until a brutal accident-or was it?-forces them to face what they're hiding, and what th...

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bookishelf.com /1 month ago

Shadows of Leningrad by Kay Williams

Most sequels open by reminding you who everyone is. Shadows of Leningrad opens with a wounded man dragging a deflated dinghy into a rotting Hudson River warehouse, counting what he...

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dearauthor.com /1 month ago

REVIEW: Engines of Reason by Adrian Tchaikovsky

The highly anticipated sequel to the Hugo Award–nominated Elder Race, by Arthur C. Clarke Award-winning author Adrian Tchaikovsky. Visit a world where sorcery intertwines with scie...

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bookishelf.com /2 weeks ago

Bad Words by Rioghnach Robinson

A novelist whose million-dollar debut was sunk by one review corners the critic who wrote it, and their six-minute fight goes viral. Robinson's sharp, funny romance is really about...

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criminalelement.com /1 month ago

Book Review: The Unknown by Riley Sager

A decade ago, the author known as Riley Sager—then writing under his own name, Todd Ritter—was at a crossroads. He had published four novels (the last under the pseudonym Alan Finn...

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bookishelf.com /1 week ago

The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones

Ten years after four Blackfeet friends shot into a herd of elk on land they had no right to hunt, one of them looks down through a spinning ceiling fan and sees the young cow he ki...

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harlequinjunkie.com /3 days ago

REVIEW: Bad Words by Rioghnach Robinson

Bad Words by Rioghnach Robinson: What happens when the person who publicly tore your book apart becomes the person who understands you best? Parker Navarro was on his way to litera...

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knitting.craftgossip.com /1 month ago

Book Review: The Knitting Book

There are two schools of thought when it comes to instructional books about knitting. Either focus in one particular technique or kind of knitting (stranded knitting, say, or brioc...

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dearauthor.com /2 days ago

REVIEW: There and Back Again: The Unofficial Oral History of The Lord of the Rings Films by Sam Moore

The definitive, unofficial oral history of the making of the iconic and beloved Lord of the Rings film trilogy. Celebrate the beloved, influential, and truly epic Lord of the Rings...

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taipeitimes.com /3 days ago

Book review: A Tibetan Buddhist in the world of finance

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bookreviewdirectory.com /1 month ago

Written By Blood: Friction – Editorial Review

  Title: Written By Blood: Friction Author: Dwayne Gill Genre: Technothriller / Spy Thriller / Action & Adventure   This is the second installment in a thoughtful, realistic th...

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criminalelement.com /2 weeks ago

Book Review: Accumulation by Aimee Pokwatka

When Tennessee Cherish and her family move from North Carolina to a pricier neighborhood in New York state, she knows that their quirkily constructed new home is a gift specificall...

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bookishelf.com /1 week ago

Off the Reservation by Stephen Graham Jones

Five years after Duck Lake, Nate Yellow Tail rides east in a borrowed parade RV to bring a Blackfeet boy's bones home from Carlisle. Jones's sequel is braver, funnier and stranger...

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38north.org /5 days ago

Book Review: What Miss Kathi Reveals About Engagement with North Korea

Miss Kathi: Saving Lives in North Korea[1] By Kathi Zellweger and Mike Chinoy. Post Hill Press, ... The post Book Review: What <em>Miss Kathi</em> Reveals About Engagem...

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r-bloggers.com /2 weeks ago

Bayesian workflow [book review]

“This original, thought-provoking, and transforming, book is much much more than an implementation manual for Bayesian Data Analysis, even though it shares almost the same perspect...

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kids-bookreview.com /3 weeks ago

Review: Running in Circles - Shivaun Plozza

It’s quite amazing, even after fourteen years of doing this reviewing thing, I am still surprised when there are batches of books all with very similar themes for similar ages. It’...

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bookishelf.com /1 month ago

The Confessor by Noah Christopher

The most frightening object in this novel costs about four dollars at any office supply store. Yellow. College-ruled. A black pen laid across it, square to the edge. That is the wh...

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bookishelf.com /1 month ago

Grim Tidings by B.K. Borison

A spoiler-free review of Grim Tidings by B.K. Borison: a Grim Reaper who is sick of death, a Guardian Angel who has lost two souls and cannot afford a third, and the small Maryland...

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taipeitimes.com /3 weeks ago

BOOK REVIEW: A physicist’s guide to life, the universe and everything

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bookishelf.com /2 weeks ago

Shifta by Miles Joyner

Shifta by Miles Joyner review: a fast, smart political crime thriller where a bodyguard team faces a hacker-led dead pool. Themes, characters, style, and similar reads. The post Sh...

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dearauthor.com /1 month ago

REVIEW: The Henchperson’s Guide to Unionizing by Marshall J. Moore

As the laboratory assistant to the brilliant but demanding Doctor, Igor spends his nights robbing graves, stitching together body parts, and ensuring that his master doesn’t electr...

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comicsbeat.com /1 month ago

Book Review: Doctor Doom can ball in MARVEL: WHAT IF… THE MULTIVERSE WAS DOOMED?

Comics Beat's Avery Kaplan reviews the prose novel Marvel: What If...

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criminalelement.com /1 month ago

Book Review: Target Down by Ryan Steck

Matthew Redd, a former Marine, quickly regrets offering to help former operative Aaron Decker in Steck’s latest thriller. Decker has two kids and faked his own death to build a fam...

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