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Apologies for the radio silence. Continue reading Weekly update: So many books, so little time … Part II: The Bookening
Weekly update: So many books, so little time
Greetings, Gothamites! Continue reading Weekly update: So many books, so little time
The Sixth Wicked Child by J.D. Barker (2019)
Page count:
532
ISBN:
9780990694977
The final showdown between Detective Sam Porter’s team, the FBI and 4MK Anson Bishop. In this game of cat and mouse the body count continues to rise and tables turn in ways no-one could have imagined.
The Sixth Wicked Child is the third novel in the 4MK Thriller series. Continue reading The Sixth Wicked Child by J.D. Barker (2019)
Weekly update: He’s mayor of rhythm town
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Less than one month to go before the IT Chapter Two is released — who’s excited?!
Weekly update: I work with Spider-Man, not for Spider-Man!
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It’s a great time for TV shows and in coming weeks I’ll be discussing my thoughts on the latest seasons of Stranger Things, Queer Eye and Orange Is the New Black. I’ve watched OITNB for many years, but never reviewed it because I wanted it to be something I just enjoyed rather than analysed. However, with this season being the final one, I feel like I’d like to delve in to discuss how I feel about the end of the era. Continue reading Weekly update: I work with Spider-Man, not for Spider-Man!
Weekly update: I’m gonna have nightmares about myself
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I have been revisiting a lovely place on my Kindle called Midnight, Texas. I love Charlaine Harris’s urban fantasy stories and the Midnight, Texas series is a favourite. It has been so much fun wandering the dusty Texas streets once more and adventuring alongside the residents of Midnight. Continue reading Weekly update: I’m gonna have nightmares about myself
Weekly update: This is just a place
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It was recently my mum’s birthday and one of the gifts I gave her was seasons 1-2 of The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries and season 3 of The Hardy Boys. Poor Nancy seemed to have been dropped in the third year with Joe and Frank up for the chopping block soon after. I started watching some of the episodes with mum and loved them! The shows are hilarious without needing to resort to vulgarity and the mysteries are intriguing without needing to be gory. They are truly delightful to watch and I recommend them to anyone who loves old school mysteries. Continue reading Weekly update: This is just a place
