Gilbert M. Stack
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| Liz Maverick can be counted on to produce short, sweet, clean, romances with peppy characters dealing with situations you can often imagine might really happen. This one involves a man and woman who are helping prepare for their class reunion. They h ...more | |
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| This is a prequel novel to my favorite Rick Gulatieri series, Crypto Hunters. I think it also provides multiple examples of one of the things that Gualtieri does best—the rapid development of characters you care about—some of whom are disposable. In ...more | |
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| This volume collects the first four adventures starring Bill the Vampire. Bill is a geek who thinks it’s too good to be true when a hot woman picks him up and invites him to a party—and he's right. The hot woman is a vampire and she and the other und ...more | |
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| At the end of the last novel, we discovered that the woman Bill has been crushing on for a couple of years is actually his supernatural nemesis—the icon. The icon has extraordinary powers to destroy other supernatural beings (Beowulf, for example, wa ...more | |
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| Bill the Vampire is back and in more trouble than ever. He is a geek who got turned into a vampire and was supposed to die shortly thereafter. Fortunately for him, he displayed the almost unique talent of free will—he can't be mentally dominated by o ...more | |
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| I am a big fan of Dean R. Koontz. His big books like Strangers, Watchers, and Phantoms are among my all-time favorites of the horror genre. Their plots and many of the scenes stick with me and call me back again and again. The Other Emily deserves to ...more | |
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| I thought this novel had a great premise. On the set of a reality television series about two naked women surviving in the woods, one of them wanders off and disappears one night. It begins with a search out of fear that the woman may be dying of exp ...more | |
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| This novel is classic Mack Bolan from start to finish. The Executioner is trying to clean the mafia out of Texas--that's right--the whole state. He has stumbled on a plot of national importance and he goes in gun blazing. This one has it all--mafia b ...more | |
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| Written Gems: At the Earth's Core by Edgar Rice Burroughs | 35 | 7 | Aug 20, 2024 06:53AM |
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