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It was Tuesday, Book Therapy Tuesday, the day reserved for going to the book store and purchasing books that will give me the “Calgon take me away!” feeling I so desperately needed. But I didn’t have a book in mind … Continue reading
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When I found out Ash Mistry and the City of Death, the second book of Sarwat Chadda’s popular Ash Mistry series was published in the UK, I was hoping that the US release (The City of Death) would soon follow. … Continue reading
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When I first saw this book by Sarwat Chadda, it was published in the UK under the title Ash Mistry and The Savage Fortress. The plot offered me a front seat trip to India plus action and adventure; I’d never … Continue reading
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I’ve always known about author Jim C. Hines but I’ve never read any of his books. Then I came across iO9’s review of his new book Libriomancer. The headline said it all “Hot damn, this book is pure geeky fun”and … Continue reading
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In my continued pursuit of video game-turned-movie-turned-novels, I found the second installment of the Hitman novel series titled Hitman: Damnation written by Raymond Benson. This book is billed as the prequel to the new video game Hitman: Absolution. For those … Continue reading
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For the past week I’ve been sick with the flu topped off by a very deep and unrecognizable voice change. To the rescue, or in this case, a pick-me-up-with-a-smile, hubby arranged a stellar movie night complete with one of my … Continue reading
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What would you do if you found out your free will to make any choice you want is suddenly not free? Would you stand and fight or run and hide? The Adjustment Bureau asks and answers the very same questions … Continue reading
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