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Gilbert M. Stack has been creating stories almost since he began speaking, and publishing fiction and non-fiction since 2006. A professional historian, Gilbert delights in bringing the past to life in his fiction, depicting characters who are both true to their time and empathetic with modern sensibilities. His work has appeared in several issues of Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine and is available on Amazon and Kindle Unlimited. He lives in New Jersey with his wife, Michelle, and their son, Michael.

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A long running plot line regarding whether or not the town of Whitehorse will be able to remain independent is brought to a close in this novel in a way that I found satisfying. Its survival ultimately depends on another of Jon's crazy and ridiculous ...more
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At the end of the last novel, John left the human town of Whitehorse to live on his own after what he viewed as a betrayal by his friends. At the start of this book, John has been going it alone, leveling up with a minimum of contact with human socie ...more
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This is a LitRPG which is heavy on the character development and storyline, just the way I like it. Set in Canada, the earth is absorbed into the "system" by the Galactic Council, an alien civilization that has decided to make earth a dungeon world t ...more
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Kay really enjoys finding ways to explore the moral codes in war that prevent atrocities from happening. He usually does this by putting his characters into the atrocity and that's the heart of this story. What do you do when the soldiers you are dep ...more
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This Great Courses work brings you through the long and complex history of Japan. If you have any interest in the subject this is a great place to start. Great Courses books are broken down into roughly 30 minute lectures which makes the whole histor ...more
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I have read quite a few romances over the course of my life and this one had some aspects I didn't expect. For example, there is no question in the reader's mind from as early as page one that Ryan and Claire are deeply in love (as well as in lust) w ...more
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