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April 10, 2013

Turning Pages: GHOST HAND, by Ripley Patton *(Book One of the PSS Chronicles)

The adventures I have, when I randomly buy, pick up, or otherwise gank books! Once again, I am SUPER EXCITED because I’ve found another…

April 10, 2013

Turning Pager: HAMMER OF WITCHES, by Shana Mlawski

ALL RIGHT. I know I say this every time, but I ♥ Tu Books. It’s just the kind of publishing company so many people…

February 20, 2013

Turning Pages: FREAKS, by Kieran Larwood

Well, this one has a nice, succinct title, doesn’t it? FREAKS. Misfits. Mutants. This is a strangely compelling but freakish little work, first published…

February 5, 2013

Turning Pages: Fire Horse Girl, by Kay Honeyman

I think historical fiction needs better PR. People would read it, if they could truly believe that it would help them choke down dry…

January 23, 2013

TURNING PAGES: The Holders, by Julianna Scott

Here it is, folks, the first SFF novel review of 2013! Reader Gut Reaction: Every sibling novel about sibs protecting each other has a…

January 11, 2013

TURNING PAGES: A Song for Bijou, by Josh Farrar

What attracted me to what can only be described as a middle grade romance? Was it the adorable cover, the adorkable main characters, the…

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