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Lee Murray
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Into the Mist (Taine McKenna Adventures #1)
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2016
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Hellhole: An Anthology of Subterranean Terror
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2018
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Into The Sounds (Taine McKenna Adventures #2)
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2018
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Misplaced
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2013
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Conclave: A Collection of Science Fiction and Fantasy
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2014
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Into the Ashes (A Taine McKenna Adventure #3)
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2019
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At the Edge
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Into the Darkness (Taine McKenna Adventures #1.5)
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"Alma Katsu's foreword at the beginning of this anthology is a gripping take on the stereotypes that Asian women have grappled with their entire lives, from the trope of being seen as subservient Geishas to the Dragon Lady, overtly sexualized, and the"
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"A collection of short stories, written by women from Southeast Asian backgrounds. I came across this book on a horror literature forum, and was pleasantly surprised to see that the writings cover a plethora of genres – including science fiction, fant"
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"Black Cranes: Tales of Unquiet Women was a first-rate, totally arresting ride. I loved every story to varying degrees, and Alma Katsu’s foreword was passionate and heartfelt. My absolute favorite story was the first one by Elaine Cuyegkeng. I was tot"
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"Black Cranes: Tales of Unquiet Women combines Asian women and horror in a dark and beautifully haunting way. I believe every group of people has their own "outsider" experiences and feelings... Asian women have had stereotypes of objectification, sex"
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| In Diary of a Kiwi Kid, most of the narrative involves entries from the 1977 diary of Rosalyn Rondell, which are then framed by entries of her young relative, Jack Rondell in 2017, who provides insight into the whakapapa of the family. Set in Gisborn ...more | |
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| Hot on the heels of the first book, Ezaara, the second book in Eileen’s Mueller’s Riders of Fire series is now available. Another vibrant quest from two-time Sir Julius Vogel Award winner Eileen Mueller, Dragon Hero is the story of Ezaara’s twin brot ...more | |
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| For the kids, I'm going to recommend checking out Kevin Berry’s third interactive fiction title Movie Mystery Madness. I love these adventure books, and Berry’s humour suggests to me he has an absolute ball while writing them. In this one, budget cut ...more | |
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| In Night of 1,000 Beasts, by Bram Stoker winner John Palisano, a superstorm hits an isolated Colorado ski resort, sending an avalanche down into the valley where five long-time friends have come to spend the weekend. Of course, as the title suggests, ...more | |
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| Bitter Suites is the newest short story collection by Angela Yuriko Smith. I know Smith predominantly as a poet ‒ her collection In Favour of Pain is outstanding, and a must-read for all lovers of dark verse ‒ and her skill with piercing and poignant ...more | |
“Bunny rolled his eyes so hard I’m surprised he didn’t bruise his brain.”
― Hellhole: An Anthology of Subterranean Terror
― Hellhole: An Anthology of Subterranean Terror
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‘Move over Katniss, Olivia Black has arrived…’
Well-known for her award-winning short-fiction, Ghost Hand is the long-awaited first novel from writer, Ripley Patton. A young adult adventure combining tasering action and a dose of romance, Ghost Hand kept me up half the night. Clearly, Patton knows teenagers, drawing on this knowledge to create her cast of characters, both likeable and stroppy. Fiction’s newest paranormal heroine, Olivia Black, is naïve, feisty and intensely loyal but like most teens she comes with baggage, which could explain her mistrust of enigmatic Marcus and his band of merry PSS men. Ghost Hand is superbly plotted, on-the-edge-of-your-seat writing, and when the bad guys aren’t your regular storm-troopers, but people you trust and respect, then the stakes go up a notch. The novel stands alone – a story in itself – but there’s no doubt its readers will be hanging out for the second book in Patton’s PSS Chronicles. Buy a copy of Ghost Hand for your teens – and watch them disappear!