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Swamp Thing: Becoming (Vol.1) Review
Swamp Thing returns in a new series that stars Levi Kamei as the next Guardian of the Green! –StoryGraph My Review The art was absolutely gorgeous in this, I read it for the graphic novel club at my local comic book store (first read with them, for me). It was…
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Carmilla Film VS. Book
I won’t be writing my usual review for the book here since I *just* reviewed it, so here’s the link and if you want something shorter and not have a new tab, here we go… Awesome classical novel with Carmilla being BEFORE Dracula, and lesbian. Book is super atmospheric, short,…
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Carmilla Review
In an isolated castle deep in the Austrian forest, Laura leads a solitary life with only her ailing father for company. –GoodReads MY REVIEW Thanks to a friend sending me a cool factoid thing on messenger which I then checked out to see if it was real…I ran not walked…
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Her Halloween Treat
Joey knows her best chance to get over one guy is to get under another. –GoodReads MY REVIEW I don’t usually review books like this, no reason other than they’re kinda my like genre breaking reads so I use them to help me chug along sometimes. I decided to review this…
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Final Girls by Riley Sager
In an instant, she became a member of a club no one wants to belong to—a group of similar survivors known in the press as the Final Girls. –GoodReads MY REVIEW My first Riley Sager read and I’m a fan! This book definitely hooked me in and I barely wanted…
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The Library Thief -Review- Blog Tour
The library is under lock and key. But its secrets can’t be contained. A strikingly original and absorbing mystery about a white-passing bookbinder in Victorian England and the secrets lurking on the estate where she works, for fans of Fingersmith and The Confessions of Frannie Langton 1896. After he brought her home from Jamaica as…
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He Who Drowned the World Review
How much would you give to win the world? –GoodReads MY REVIEW Content/Trigger Warnings from the Author: In terms of violence, I think of both She Who Became the Sun and He Who Drowned the World as roughly equivalent to the Asian historical dramas on Netflix: you’ll see some splatter during fight scenes, but…



