Page Count 304 / Publication date Aug 2019/ Publisher Flame Tree Press
Ellie Crane doesn’t believe in demons or vampires, but she still hates the idea of moving into a creepy old house. But when her husband’s aunt bequeaths them a sprawling forest estate, Ellie finds herself stuck in a setting straight out of a horror movie. Then the real horror begins…
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Magical tricksters and a dangerous labyrinth in a dystopian world. What’s not to love!
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Page Count 352
Publication date June 2019/ Publisher Flux
Scrolling through Netgalley recently my eyes immediately zeroed in on the word Labyrinth. I am an enormous fan of the old Bowie fantasy film from Jim Henson, in fact I’d only watched it the week before. I only needed to skim the blurb of The Red Labyrinth to see the similarities… Continue reading “Book Review; The Red Labyrinth- Meredith Tate”
A YA tale of loss, love and summertime adventures.
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Page Count 320
Publication date June 2019/ Publisher Sourcebooks Fire
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Page Count 378
Publication date May 2019/ Publisher Accent Press
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Page Count 304
Publication date May 2019/ Publisher FlameTree Press
Ten writers are selected for a summer-long writing retreat with the most celebrated and reclusive author in the world. Their host is the legendary Roderick Wells. Handsome, enigmatic, and fiendishly talented, Wells promises to teach his pupils about writing, about magic, about the untapped potential that each of them possesses. Most of all, he plans to teach them about the darkness in their hearts. The writers think they are signing up for a chance at riches and literary prestige. But they are really entering the twisted imagination of a deranged genius, a lethal contest pitting them against one another in a struggle for their sanity and their lives. They have entered into Roderick Wells’s most brilliant and horrible creation. The Dark Game. Continue reading “Book Review; The Dark Game- Jonathan Janz”
An Average Life 