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The Self-Made Widow

Perfectly fits the Jersey crime subgenre with its quick wit and razor-sharp dialogue but the pacing gets stuck on the GS Parkway. Continue reading The Self-Made Widow

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Anthem

Anthem is fatalistically entertaining, depressing as hell, and one incredibly good read. Continue reading Anthem

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Hipster Death Rattle

Hipster Death Rattle is a fun, filthy crime novel that keeps you guessing all while remaining incredibly entertaining. Continue reading Hipster Death Rattle

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Secret Identity

Secret Identity is a plodding mystery enveloped in a disappointing read with only significant comic-book namedrops to keep things semi-interesting. Continue reading Secret Identity

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Underexposed!

Josh Hull presents a fun, gorgeously-made book. Perfect for genre geeks and movie fans. Underexposed! is a fast read but at times a little too light. Continue reading Underexposed!

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The Return of the Pharaoh

Meyer’s writing is top notch. His style is completely immersive. And man, is it terribly boring. Continue reading The Return of the Pharaoh

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Midnight Hour

Midnight Hour is a fun crime fiction anthology that, like most, is a mixed bag of both tricks and treats Continue reading Midnight Hour

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Constance

Constance is a sci-fi thriller with a catchy premise and a fun mystery but stays a slow, safe ride. Continue reading Constance

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The Day of the Locust

The Day of the Locust provides a look into the underbelly of Hollywood society but its cast of reprehensible characters makes it a forgetful read. Continue reading The Day of the Locust

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