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Claim Me, Love Me is an absolutely wholesome romance, though I will give it a trigger warning! Despite sharing the struggle of being gay, Caleb and Josaiah have two totally different experiences. While Caleb suffers from PTSD after his school crush wa ...more
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Extremely steamy moments aside, I’m not sure how to describe this story other than precious and precarious. There has always been a (partly unspoken) spark between Janey and Matt, but the possibilities of ‘them’ were cut short many years ago by Matt’ ...more
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Sahreth Bowden rated a book it was amazing Psycho Hose Beast From Outer Space (Gale Harbour, #1) by C.D. Gallant-King (Goodreads Author)	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
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I’ve been looking forward to reading the conclusion of this trilogy for a while now and it was certainly worth the anticipation. Flight of Angels has twice as many obstacles, a helluva lot more sweat, and a definite rise in emotion. Sixty years of met ...more
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Hunted (Thomas Hunter Novels #2)
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‘Hunted’ is an excellent follow-up to the first novel in the ‘Thomas Hunter’ series. The existence of altered humans has been proven and those within the government and military who are privy of this must now work with Thomas Hunter. As a unique vers ‘Hunted’ is an excellent follow-up to the first novel in the ‘Thomas Hunter’ series. The existence of altered humans has been proven and those within the government and military who are privy of this must now work with Thomas Hunter. As a unique version of the altered, Thomas wishes to cure his ilk rather than annihilate them. However, a terrifying new threat has emerged which may not give him much option.

Many altered have fallen victim to a strange environmental phenomena that has them slaughtering and feeding indiscriminately. What’s worse is that Thomas is not immune to these effects. While his partner, Dr. Rachel Torrence, works tirelessly to find a cure through her own resources as well as reaching out to the Grays, he has gone to the front-lines to recruit fair-minded altereds to fight alongside him.

Once again, I am impressed with the author’s attention to detail. The science parts of this story have clearly been well thought out and studied, going so far as to explain or express things that I would not have thought to point out: everything from Rachel’s experiments to the ‘why’ behind the altereds’ existence. In addition, this detail is given to the histories of each character, the current universe, and even the Grays.

I particularly enjoy the comparisons between our modern day world to the future in which these novels take place. Not only the sayings and references to our real life era (which creates great fun as those future generations are left in the dark as to our meanings), but things like shifts in culture and even anatomy. For example: how humans have evolved away from monogamy and closed relationships as the norm and how the gene pool has thinned so that the differences in human appearance is not quite as vast.

This is all balanced with action, emotion, and suspense to make a very immersive read. Not surprising, given that I’ve grown accustomed to this from Robert Leonard, yet I must comment on it nonetheless. As with everything I’ve read from him, I’m eagerly looking forward to the next book! ...more

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Revenge of the Space-Surfing Butt Monkeys by C.D. Gallant-King

Revenge of the Space-Surfing Butt Monkeys (Gale Harbour, #2)
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I recently had to take a break from reading due to a lot of stressful "real life" stuff going on and this was the perfect story for me to begin again with! It's adventurous, humorous, and fun with a cast of quirky characters I'd already come to love. I recently had to take a break from reading due to a lot of stressful "real life" stuff going on and this was the perfect story for me to begin again with! It's adventurous, humorous, and fun with a cast of quirky characters I'd already come to love. It really got me pumped from the get-go, which was exactly what I needed.

In this installment of the series, the terrifying Psycho Hose Beast has been vanquished and our young heroes go on to tackle something that might be just as frightening: teen romance. And not just for the two lovebirds in question! The new relationship between Harper and Niall affects their mutual friend Pius, who has suddenly become the third wheel, desperate to be able to stand on his own.

Fortunately for poor Pius, another supernatural/extraterrestrial threat emerges that allows him the opportunity to prove himself, to himself while Harper and Niall struggle to understand the magical power that tethers them. Unfortunately for the whole, nosy American agents and other suspicious unknown persons have caught wind of the battle against the Psycho Hose Beast and have begun stalking key inhabitants of Gale Harbour, including the kids.

Although I really thought the peak of the story was going to be how the kids navigated around the arrogant adults in order to fight the new ET enemy, the adrenaline kept pumping even to the end! No spoilers, as usual, but with as good as the first book was, I daresay the second is better. Admittedly, this may be a bit of personal preference because while the first book seemed to have more extraordinary things happening in the realm of scifi/fantasy, the second book dealt a lot more with the psychological struggles of the characters. And as most of you know, I am a sucker for the psychological aspect of things.

My favorite thing of both books, but even more for the second is how great the author is at character crafting. He puts the effort into making each one of them, regardless of their varying degrees of importance in the story or their amount of "screen time," unique to themselves while also expanding upon their individual emotions and backstories. This along with the nostalgic references of the era and the awkwardness of being newly teenage makes this series quite immersive. ...more

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FIVE AND TWENTY: An NYPD Cop Story
by Robbin Ramos

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Writing (or reading) an autobiographical piece is not like doing so with a work of fiction. With true stories, there’s so much added pressure. Did I remember that correctly? Are my feelings leading me to wrongly defame others or exaggerate the situat Writing (or reading) an autobiographical piece is not like doing so with a work of fiction. With true stories, there’s so much added pressure. Did I remember that correctly? Are my feelings leading me to wrongly defame others or exaggerate the situation? And of course the ever-looming: what if nobody believes me? When it comes to true crime such as ‘Five and Twenty,’ these demands are especially powerful.

I mention all this because I feel Robbin Ramos has managed to present his case- a story that is clearly incredibly dear to him- without dramatizing things past their basic truths. That said, he fully relays the anger, excitement, hopefulness, and hopelessness of his experience in a way that had me feeling just the same on his behalf.

‘Five and Twenty’ tells the story of a young man who, much on happenstance, decided to take the tests and training to become a cop within the New York Police Department. It wasn’t something he had been thinking on for anytime prior, but rather having randomly heard of the benefits of the career, thought he’d give it a shot. When he passes and is approved for probation, he quickly finds how much being a police officer means to him, as if he had been longing to become one for years.

But we knew from the beginning this wasn’t going to go well.

The book alternates between Robbin’s mostly happy days as an officer and the end days of his career until finally, the two eras meet up. I really loved this technique. Not only does it keep the reader on their toes emotionally to make the entire experience quite intense, it perfectly illustrated just how rapidly your whole life can change. Something you would never anticipate in this moment might come to pass in the next second.

I’m not talking just about a life event. I’m also referring to, as this story shares, how tentative relationships with the people around you truly are. In the light of “concrete evidence,” your trust of each other amounts to nothing. After all, which would you believe? The nice guy coworker with a clean track record or the identical results of repeated laboratory tests? Really think about that one…

I don’t want to say anything else so I can avoid spoilers. Do go and check the story out if anything here appeals to you. Heads up! If you’re like me, you’re going to be extra angry at a certain fine print detail about those lab tests that is revealed during the conclusion. ...more

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Claim Me, Love Me
by Jaiyde Thomas (Goodreads Author)

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Claim Me, Love Me is an absolutely wholesome romance, though I will give it a trigger warning!

Despite sharing the struggle of being gay, Caleb and Josaiah have two totally different experiences. While Caleb suffers from PTSD after his school crush wa Claim Me, Love Me is an absolutely wholesome romance, though I will give it a trigger warning!

Despite sharing the struggle of being gay, Caleb and Josaiah have two totally different experiences. While Caleb suffers from PTSD after his school crush was murdered for being queer, Josaiah has always lived out and proud regardless of the hate he endured. Since Caleb is still in the closet, he rejects Josaiah’s advances upon their meeting, but regardless, neither can get the other out of their mind.

As someone who’s been diagnosed with PTSD, I really appreciate how the author presented the disorder in Caleb. It was realistic and well-explained.

Rather than merely stating the character has PTSD due to witnessing such a grisly event, she shows the reader the effects of that experience. Caleb is plagued with panic attacks, misdirected anger, anxiety about places/things that remind him of his triggering event, and a fear of being touched. He is quite literally homophobic. Not in the general sense of “oh I hate gay people,” but in that he is truly terrified of being gay or being around gays for fear of their/his safety.

This is where the first real taste of the wholesome nature of this story comes out. Everyone in the book (including friends, coworkers, and even strangers) take the time to talk Caleb through his anxiety. They may not know why he’s experiencing it, but every time he exhibits symptoms, whoever is around guides him through breathing exercises and reminds him he is safe.

Josaiah immediately recognizes that Caleb has deeper issues going on, a sense that is consistently reinforced in some pretty intense scenes. Even though telling himself not to get involved with a “closet queen,” he can’t help his Dominant personality’s need to take care of this broken boy. He even goes so far as foregoing his own needs as a sadist to try to heal Caleb.

Both men are damaged and end up lashing out or pushing the other away, only to forgive and work to be better together (more points for wholesomeness). Josaiah’s problems stem from having spent most of his formative years with foster families who harmed or disowned him for being gay. With him struggling to love instead of only relying on himself and Caleb’s resisting any notion of loving a man for fear of the outcome, Claim Me, Love Me is a rollercoaster of emotion!

That said, I also think it is the perfect example of how easy it is to create a healthy, positive environment and how far simple little things can go toward helping. Caleb’s friends and coworkers are pure and supportive, just as Josaiah’s adoptive family is. It was really nice to read a story where yes, the queer characters endured hardship, but in the end found themselves in places surrounded by love and happiness.

So many bonus points to the author for crafting such real psyches for her characters, all of which are completely unique to themselves and different from each other! Also, as a fan of Kelanie Black’s The Red Lair Series, I will note I adored seeing Caleb’s story and the callbacks to the events of that series ^_^ ...more

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Dancing in the Dark (Shadow Heroes #1)
by Virginia Kelly (Goodreads Author)

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Extremely steamy moments aside, I’m not sure how to describe this story other than precious and precarious. There has always been a (partly unspoken) spark between Janey and Matt, but the possibilities of ‘them’ were cut short many years ago by Matt’ ...more

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Psycho Hose Beast From Outer Space by C.D. Gallant-King

Psycho Hose Beast From Outer Space (Gale Harbour, #1)
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With this kind of title, you’d expect the story to be super fun and you’d be correct. I had a blast reading Psycho Hose Beast from Outer Space! Granted that I’m not Canadian and therefore cannot comment on the accuracy of that culture, the author per With this kind of title, you’d expect the story to be super fun and you’d be correct. I had a blast reading Psycho Hose Beast from Outer Space! Granted that I’m not Canadian and therefore cannot comment on the accuracy of that culture, the author perfectly captured the atmosphere of the 90s as I know it. Admittedly, 80s/90s themes are a soft spot for me and the book definitely read like the many adventures from that era that I’ve always loved, though…perhaps darker than some at points.

We are first introduced to Niall and Pius through references to iconic 90s films and video games. From the start, the author implements comedy by making use of the awkwardness of the two nerdy boys’ transition in teenhood. This includes the introduction of the athletic Harper, Pius’ older female cousin, that Niall has so great a crush on that he would neglect everything just to be around her…even though she couldn’t care less.

The book switches 3rd person focus from what is happening with the kids to what Harper’s father (Dick) is up to. After finding a corpse under mysterious circumstances, his investigation winds up crossing paths with the kids who have also been witness to some severely strange and terrifying things. A red-eyed woman randomly appearing and disappearing; mysterious drownings; insane nursing home patients…

I thought the merge of the adult world with the kids’ world was a nice touch. It felt natural and believable, rather than forced in order to keep children as the main characters (which I’ve noticed happens a bit in these sorts of stories). Seeing Dick and the kids join adventures while taking the normal precautions of a parent made it all the more suspenseful when things still went wrong.

Without spoiling anything, the lore of this book is quite cool. It draws on a mix of the supernatural and real-life history and even plays on actual medical conditions (dementia) as something more than what we see. I also loved the emotional aspects of the story, particularly Niall’s relationship with his grandmother and the school bully redemption arc. C.D. Gallant-King has infused a perfect balance of heart and horror in this fully immersive tale. I don’t normally think of something in the comedic genre as a ‘page turner,’ but this one was. ...more

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Flight of Angels (The Alexander Gambit, #3)
by Robert M. Leonard (Goodreads Author)

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I’ve been looking forward to reading the conclusion of this trilogy for a while now and it was certainly worth the anticipation. Flight of Angels has twice as many obstacles, a helluva lot more sweat, and a definite rise in emotion.

Sixty years of met I’ve been looking forward to reading the conclusion of this trilogy for a while now and it was certainly worth the anticipation. Flight of Angels has twice as many obstacles, a helluva lot more sweat, and a definite rise in emotion.

Sixty years of meticulous preparation have brought Dr. Cristobal Alexander to the defining moment of his multi-lifelong goals. In order to save the human race from both outside forces and themselves, the doctor has revealed to the world news of an impending meteor strike which will have devastating effects if not dealt with. After allowing a few minutes of rightful panic, he then explains a scheme to handle the job through the use of sophisticated space crafts called Archangels.

He’s barely managing to spend any time with his surrogate family, thanks to the demands of being in the midst of this home stretch. Fortunately, he is able to squeeze in a vacation with Ana and Carmen. However, the much needed R&R is interrupted by a major development in his relationship with Ana. Having been vehemently against courting the young genius, this shift seems to act as a potential threat to the big picture.

That is until it begins to be Ana saving the day (in multiple ways and occasions) instead of the vigilante super-computer doctor. Contrary to Cristobal’s creator’s beliefs, it is the human bonds Cristobal continues to form that strengthen his resolve and ability to carry out their mission.

Everything from the trilogy was tied together very neatly in the end.

We got to see the progression of Dr. Alexander’s psyche from one-track computer program to perfectly human in all ways that matter. This includes the battle between going the easy route of becoming lord over humanity versus the difficult path of teaching them the necessity of working together for the good of all. The author also gives us a look into the future of the doctor’s love life and Earth’s next great/ongoing threats.

I particularly enjoyed how the complexity of Dr. Alexander’s morality throughout the series. Outside of the aforementioned ‘lord over vs teaching’ aspect, his character introduces several ethical dilemmas that are much more realistic than typical hero roles. On that note, there was specifically a debate regarding how superheroes are doomed to failure due to the ‘purity’ of their intended personality. I always like things like that which make me think.

So if any of this piques your interest, go check out The Alexander Gambit Trilogy and its companion novel The Wraith! ...more

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Bobby McDane and the Missing Unicorn
by Stanley Straub (Goodreads Author)

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Scifi thriller author Stanley Straub has brought his unique flair to the fantasy realm! I have read several entertaining science fiction thrillers written by Mr. Straub, but it appears that his creativity spans past that genre as well. Bobby McDane a Scifi thriller author Stanley Straub has brought his unique flair to the fantasy realm! I have read several entertaining science fiction thrillers written by Mr. Straub, but it appears that his creativity spans past that genre as well. Bobby McDane and the Missing Unicorn boasts a never-ending adventure with danger, fun, comedy, and the fight for what’s right.

Bobby is a kind and ambitious teenager whose imaginative nature is unappreciated by his father. Luckily, he has his mother in his corner, supporting him regardless of how strange his ideas may sound. Through her support and his sheer determination, Bobby manages to teach himself how to fly, aiming to become better and stronger every day.

Along the way, he makes friends with Milton who is probably the smartest talking dog you ever met, and a young lady named Sarah who has a spirit just as bright as Bobby’s. After learning of an evil doctor’s experiments and horrid treatment of a unicorn named Flora, the trio sets out to find and free her. They learn more about magic, see the wonders of the world, and even have interesting ‘side quests.’

While there is a lot of stuff happening in this book, what I really appreciated is that not everything had high stakes. For example, our heroes had down time where they simply enjoyed each other’s company or perhaps just wandered around or saw to familial obligations rather than have a grand objective. I felt like these aspects made the characters believable, despite their obviously fantastical aspects. With these parts, it definitely felt like the reader is tagging along for the journey.

Another thing I’d like to comment on is those ‘fantastical’ elements. A human boy learning to fly, traveling quickly to the other side of the world via that flight, a talking dog, kids taking on cannibals… All of those and more highlighted the idea that nothing is impossible, giving the book that feeling of wonder young people have before the cynicism of age sets in. And that, of course, is paramount to a YA Fantasy story. ...more

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