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John Connolly’s Wolf In Winter: Evil Feeds (Book Review)

Posted on October 28, 2014 by Jacob Sahms

The twelfth Charlie Parker novel that John Connolly has intrigued, scared, and tortured us with since 1999, The Wolf in Winter delivers the powerful, supernatural punch that the other books have, combining elements of Scott Smith’s The Ruins with cultic small-town evil … Continue reading →

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Tawni O’Dell’s One Of Us: Shadows Of Home (Book Review)

Posted on August 21, 2014 by Jacob Sahms

Psychologist Danny Doyle returns home to his coal-mining roots in Pennsylvania to check on his ailing grandfather, and finds himself embroiled in a serial killer’s machinations to avenge old wrongs in Tawni O’Dell’s fifth novel, One of Us. Eerily similar in … Continue reading →

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The Winter People: How Do You Handle Grief? (Book Review)

Posted on February 28, 2014 by Jacob Sahms

We have a hard time with death. We all know we’re going to die, from the moment of self-awareness to the moment when we breathe our last breath. In Jennifer McMahon’s latest novel, The Winter People, she takes West Hall, Vermont, … Continue reading →

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