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This week we reviewed The Sharp Edge of Fate by TF Johnson

Being an assassin in the city of Silversdale is dangerous, even for the most skilled. For 14 years, adhering to a set of rules has helped keep the infamous Belladonna safe.

1. Always deliver the kill

2. Never let anyone see your face or know your name

3. Stay until the mark is dead

4. NEVER accept a rush job.

When Bella is forced to break one of her cardinal rules, her world is no longer safe. Her world is further turned upside down when her newest target survives and she must team up with him in a matter of life or death for someone important to her. What’s an assassin to do??

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This week we reviewed A Curse of Light by Sarah Long!!!!

In 1859, the best a woman living in Victorian England could hope for two things: to marry well and mother healthy children. For Emma Collins, this has been harder to achieve than she and her grandmother hoped. When her heart is broken by the “catch of the season”, Emma’s life is forever changed as secrets from her past threaten to rob her of her future.

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This week we reviewed Ace of Spades by Jekka Wilde

We all know the original story of Alice in wonderland but what happens when Alice finds herself in wonderland as an adult instead of as a child? Well Wonderland isn’t so wonderful in all the ways it should be. In this retelling we find out everything that we knew is turned upside down, madder than the hatter, and spicier than the queen of hearts attitude. Alice must find a way to save wonderland before it’s too late, the question is can she do it?

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This week we reviewed The Sparrow and the Oak Tree by Jamie Jackson

When the king calls upon you especially as the sole sorceress of the kingdom, you answer that call. And for Isolde, her job is to “take care” of a child that has walked out of a forest that no one has emerged from alive for over 100 years. Will she be able to make it out of the forest herself after being sucked in?

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This week we reviewed Life After: The Arising by Bryan Way!!!!

We have all thought about what we would do if we were ever thrust into the zombie apocalypse. Where would we go? How would we keep our families safe? What would we take with us and what could we afford to lose?

For 19 year old Jeff Grey, this proves to be more than just a hypothetical question when he attends an event at the local high school and finds himself face to face with one of humanity’s greatest fears. Get ready as we put Jeff’s passion to the test and learn how to survive a zombie apocalypse

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This week we reviewed The Coveted and the Cursed by Lylah Taylor

Once upon a fairy tale, in a kingdom far beyond our imagination, a young girl lived in a beautiful cottage with her mother and father. One day, during a visit with the village witch, a secret was discovered that would change the course of the young girl’s life forever. Mirabelle has never known a moment of safety or security in a very long time. Her mind filled with thoughts, barely daring to hope that the next person to take her would treat her with kindness and decency. That is, until the beautiful woman is whisked away into the night by a fearsome beast.

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This week we reviewed The Serpent & the Wings of Night by Carissa Broadbent!!!

It was a terrifying day when the king of the vampires destroyed a human city. Ruthless and bloody, he stalked the streets with his army, slaying anyone who crossed his path. Anyone, that is, except for a small human child. No one knew why the king took pity on the girl, whisking her away to his castle, far from the violence and torment on the streets below. Oraya may have been a human but she would be just as ruthless as her father and just like her father, she would compete in the Kejari, a competition where the only way to win is to kill each of your competitors. She was made to do just that. So why is she having such a hard time killing the man with the piercing red eyes?