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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Reunification (book 3 of the Tamporlea Trilogy) by Tiffany Lovering
Jasmine’s decisions have led to situations that she can’t turn away from. Will her selfishness lead to the end of Tamporlea or does Jasmine find a way to earn the people’s trust? The story of Queen Jasmine and the rest … Continue reading
Unjust (book 2 of the Tamporlea Trilogy) by Tiffany Lovering
After becoming Queen, Jasmine has faced more than her fair share of injustice. The war still has not ended and neither have the betrayals within Tamporlea. Back in December, I had the privilege to read Tamporlea book 1 of the Tamporlea Trilogy … Continue reading
Undead Drive-Thru by Rebecca Besser
When Kyndra, Colleen, and Jose apply for jobs at a diner that has seen better days and is undergoing renovations, they have no idea what they’re in for. Aunt-B and John have a horrible secret, and when it’s unleashed on … Continue reading
Posted in Horror, Humor, Young Adult, Zombies
Tagged cage, cell phone, death, drive-thru, flesh, husband, living dead, love, romance, summer job, triple with a splash of milk, wife, zombies
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Railroad! Volume Three: The Trouble with Waxford (a steampunk western) by Tonia Brown
Railroad is a fast pace steampunk story of gadgetry, gunplay and grit. The dog soldiers’ genetics are hanging by a thread, and our intrepid hero is the only one that can keep them from turning into goop! In an effort … Continue reading
Haftmann’s Rules by Robert White
Out of jail and back on the streets, Haftmann is hired to find a missing young girl in Boston. But what he uncovers goes beyond just murder, into a world of secret societies, bloodshed, and betrayal beyond anything he has … Continue reading
Posted in Mystery, Noir, Thriller
Tagged detective, hard-boil, missing person, murder, mutilation, mystery, noir, Private Investigator, serial killer, technology, thriller
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Still Life with Crows (Pendergrast #4) by Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child
A small Kansas town has turned into a killing ground. Is it a serial killer, a man with the need to destroy? Or is it a darker force, a curse upon the land? Amid golden cornfields, FBI Special Agent Pendergast … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child, Pendergrast #4, Quad
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Red Band! by Jay Franklin
RED BAND! takes all the clichés of the horror genre and provides the most foul pointless story ever told. Join our Hero Sergio as he and his girl Darla take a trip to the Texas State Fair. What follows is … Continue reading
Posted in Bizarro fiction, Humor, Zombies
Tagged B-Movies, BBQ, beer, bizarro, creatures, fair, food, humor, Monster Truck, research. lab, science, Texas, zombie
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Dead is the New Black: Fashion Avenue Mysteries by Cristine DeMaio-Rice
Laura loves fashion designer, Jeremy St James. Not just the clothes, but him, and she’d be with him in a heartbeat – except that he’s her boss. And he’s gay. So when she stumbles upon a dead body in his … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Mystery, Suspense
Tagged Christine DeMaio-Rice, Fashion Avenue Mysteries, murder, triple with a splash of milk
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Area 187 – Almost Hell
In the year 2007 an accident at a clandestine U.S. government facility in rural West Virginia releases several test subjects infected with a necrotic virus. Within weeks the U.S. military and the Department of Homeland Security are forced to declare … Continue reading
Posted in Post Apocalypse, Zombies
Tagged ammo, Black hawk, cannibalism, cover up, dismemberment, government, guns, kidnapping, knight, living dead, news, Post Apocalypse, rape, reporter, Senator, survival, torture, undead, weapons, zombie
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Harvest of the Heart by Michael Selmer
Little Elsa Danforth has a very special and unusual connection with her mother. When she is four years old, as a result of this unique empathy, she is traumatized when her mother is the first victim of a serial killer … Continue reading
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