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AI, Writing, and Art - What's Next?
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Strawberry Moon by Joy M Lilley #RRBC #BookReview
You know those books that you really want to like, but as the story progresses, you just don't? Sadly, Strawberry M…
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Sandstorm by Joyce Yarrow #RRBC #BookReview
When I began reading this story, I was immediately drawn into Sandie Donovan's world, and Joyce Yarrow did a fant…
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Karma Doesn't Kill by Yvette M Callerio @YvetteMCalleiro #RRBC #ShortStory #Review
This unexpected story showed me a different side of Yvette's talents. It tells how choices change your life and not…
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bloodbnb now available on Amazon!
I'm excited to announce that bloodbnb is now available on Amazon. It's about two couples that rent a house in…
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Handprints by Wanda Adams Fischer #Review #RRBC @wandawamc
Handprints has a strangeness about it that can only be felt if you read it and I loved every aspect of it. In this worl…
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Meet Me In Maine (The Blue Harbor Series, #1) by Susanne Leist #Review #RRBC
Having read Susanne Leist’s The Dead Game series, I was hoping the first in the Blue Harbor Series, Meet Me In Maine, w…
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1689 (The Haunting of Hadlow House, #1) by Amy Cross #Review
Wow! When I finished reading 1689, that’s what I said. This is not my first time reading Amy Cross’s work, and each tim…
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Deadly Repercussions by Karen Black #Review #RRBC
I’ve read other Karen Black stories and found the visualizations amazing. Deadly Repercussions isn’t any different. I …
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The Devil's Pocketbook by Ross Jeffery #Review
The Devil's Pocketbook is a riveting read about the loss of a child. While I empathized with the theme, it got bori…
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Janie B. by Pat Garcia #Review #RRBC
Janie B. is a haunting tale about a young woman who is abducted by a necrophiliac and saved by a stranger. I enjoyed …
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The Dying Game by Sara Schoen #Book Review
The Dying Game is like many teen horror movies, with a group of friends traveling to have an exciting adventure, and th…
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Linkville Horror Series by Mike Salt #Book Review
When I started reading The House on Harlan, I had no idea this was a series. It wasn’t until I read The Valley that I n…
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The Disembodied by John Grover #Book Review
I felt like I was missing something when reading The Disembodied and I still do. There was really no explanation (that …
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Heaven's Peak: A Gripping Horror Novel by Miguel Estrada #Book Review
Heaven’s Peak is about Kevin Miller, who’s recently moved to a new town with his father and sister after his mom died…
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Avernus Island (The Monsters & Mayhem Collection Book 2) by Patrick McNulty #Book Review
I didn’t pay attention to the fact that this is Book 2 in The Monsters & Mayhem Collection and didn’t notice anyt…
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Tamed (Werepets Unleashed Book 1) by Douglas R. Brown #Book Review
Tamed is an interesting take on werewolves, slavery, and how things are run by unscrupulous people and I loved it. Ever…
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The Garage by J. Dispenza #Book Review
The Garage wasn’t the worst thing I’ve read, but it was predictable and on the boring side. Nothing really happened exc…
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The Killing Complex (The Killing Saga Book 1) by KG Leslie #Book Review
The Killing Complex is a lot to take. Its ultraviolence left me unsettled at times, but there was so much of it after…
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Shatterbones by Robert Brown #Book Review
Shatterbones is an apocalyptic novel where children are changed into different beings, and let me tell you, I was qui…