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Angel Time by Anne Rice – Book Review
Apr 28th
Angel Time is writer Anne Rice’s first installment of her latest Songs of the Seraphim series. The story is told by Toby, aka Lucky the Fox, a contract killer with seemingly nothing to lose. He receives his orders from a man only known as The Right Man. On the surface, Toby would seem as a typical assassin, heartlessly taking out his marks with ease and collecting his paycheck. However, on Toby’s latest hit things take a different turn and more is revealed about Toby.
When Toby meets Malchiah, he’s in a state of shock. The mysterious Malchiah knows everything there is to More >
Plague of the Dead: The Morningstar Strain by Z.A. Recht – Book Review
Feb 6th
Author: Z.A. Recht | Release date: Dec-2006 | ISBN: 0978970705 | Review date: 5-Feb-2010
Z.A. Recht’s debut zombie novel, Plague of the Dead: The Morningstar Strain follows two separate tales of survival in the midst of a zombie apocalypse. A virus known as the Morningstar Strain first broke out in the African continent, soon showing up throughout the world. Dr. Anna Demillio, a researcher for the US Army, is among the first to realize the strain’s potential. In corresponding with Major General Sherman of the US Army, she attempts to warn the government of the possible ramifications. Inevitably, Dr. Demillio’s warnings go More >
Fallen by Lauren Kate – Book Review
Jan 6th
Author: Lauren Kate | Release date: Dec-2009 | ISBN: 0385738935 | Review date: 6-Jan-2010 – First Book Review!
Sure, this site’s primary focus is movie reviews and related news. But being that it’s the new year and all, I thought it doesn’t hurt to make things a bit spontaneous from time to time. Since I haven’t read for pleasure in some time, I thought this deserves some bit of recognition. So here you have it, my first book review. This book mainly sparked my interest after hearing about the possible film adaptation.
Fallen follows teenager Luce Price, an upper-middle class girl who’s always More >
