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Tweets by onapalestarA semi-current list of what I’m reading:
The Demi-Monde: Winter - Rod Rees
Empire State - Adam Christopher
Forgiven - Jana Oliver
Miscellaneous short stories and novellas
Tag Archives: mystery
Coming Soon – The January 2011 edition
The Diviner’s Tale Bradford Morrow Supernatural/Mystery January 20, 2011 Houghton Mifflin Harcourt ISBN: 978-0547382630 320 pages The blurb, from goodreads: Walking a lonely forested valley on a spring morning in upstate New York, having been hired by a developer to … Continue reading
Review: Dead in the Family, by Charlaine Harris
Compared to From Dead to Worse and Dead and Gone, the events in Dead in the Family are almost anti-climatic. The scale of “oh, shit!” is much smaller here, much closer to what we saw in the first few stories. Continue reading
Review: Living Dead in Dallas, by Charlaine Harris
Sookie’s faith in others, her naivite, and that dogged determination to the right thing, are alternately endearing and frustrating to me. I’m jaded enough to have facepalm moments when I read Sookie’s responses to the obvious manipulations of the vampires. Continue reading
Review: Dead Until Dark, by Charlaine Harris
On the whole, Dead Until Dark is a fun read. Having the story filter through Sookie’s perception means that we get just enough detail, but nothing over the top Continue reading
Review: Triskellion, by Will Peterson
It is pretty clear from the get go, to both the reader and the twins, that something is going on in Triskellion. There are secrets upon secrets, and no one is telling them anything. Continue reading