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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Book Review: The Forever Girl by Rebecca Hamilton (A Beautifully Written Supernatural Tale)
I couldn’t help but notice The Forever Girl storming the blogosphere and getting excellent reviews. I also follow Rebecca on Twitter and was impressed by her marketing campaign, so of course I had to see what all the fuss was … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews
Tagged book review, new adult, paranormal, rebecca hamilton, supernatural, the forever girl, vampires, wicca, wiccan, witches, YA
27 Comments
Author Woes: Book Signing & No One Shows
I couldn’t resist posting this. Glenn Starkey from the Authors Critique Group on Facebook posted this video from youtube and I had to share it. Enjoy “Signing in the Waldenbooks” by Parnell Hall I bought one of his books, The … Continue reading
TV Review: BBC’s Survivors (Post-Apocalyptic England is not a fun place to live)
This BBC series ran for a short two seasons a few years ago. It ended with a hugely irritating cliff-hanger that had fans like myself cursing at the TV screen. But over the 12 episodes we got to know the … Continue reading
Posted in TV Reviews
Tagged apocalypse, bbc survivors, disaster, disease, england, max beesley, post apocalyptic, survivors, tv review, virus, zoe tapper
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Book Review: Feathermore by Lucy Swing (Feathers, Feathers Everywhere)
Life isn’t so bad for high school student Jade. She’s got awesome parents and a couple of best friends, Claire and Nate, who would do anything for her. Two things would make her world better: if the whispering voice in … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, angels, book review, fallen angels, feathermore, high school, indie, kindle, lucy swing, paranormal, paranormal romance, romance, self publishing, smashwords, supernatural, teenage, YA
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Film Review: We Are the Night (Stylish German Vampire Thriller)
It’s been awhile since I’ve watched a film with subtitles. The last one was the brilliant Swedish horror flick Let the Right One In. Wir Sind Die Nacht (We Are the Night) is equally enjoyable, but of a much different … Continue reading









