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About anevilweasel

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anevilweasel's Reviews:

It’s Frankenstein’s Monster! Hunting Other Monsters!

November 20, 2014 by anevilweasel Leave a Comment

This is the third in a series of the chronicles of “MHI”  –  “Monster Hunters International”.  This is a very action oriented series, it has witty dialogue, excellent character development and a lot of brutal violence. So be warned. The author is very detailed in his portrayal of tactical weapons; guns, knives, ammo, etc.  Not much of a surprise as he lists his occupations as gun dealer, firearms instructor and owns a company that contracts weapons work to the movie biz.    Even if you […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction, Suspense

The Bureau of Supernatural Investigations – Wicked Fun Urban Fantasy

November 20, 2014 by anevilweasel Leave a Comment

Picked this one up on a whim  – disclosure – this review refers to the Audible version.   Rip-roaring fun. Tales from the Bureau of Supernatural Investigations (BSI) . The guys that keep you from the things that go bump in the night.  Our hero –   “Kal Hakala” –  is a Finn-American who is the lead of a team of BSI Agents.   The “macguffin” of the tale is a murderer called “the organ donor” who kills people in a manner similar to butchering hogs […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction

An Enthralling Superhero Tale

October 30, 2014 by anevilweasel Leave a Comment

I am a huge fan of Nick Harkaway – all of his novels have a flow and a magic to them that’s difficult to quantify, but once you start you can’t put it down.   One is never quite sure where it’s all going, but it’s such a good read, you figure it will all sort itself out at the end. Prior to starting Tigerman I was reading another book – which I will review in another post –  but suffice it to say that […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction, Mystery, Science Fiction, Suspense Tagged With: harkaway, tigerman

The Bestiary: A Smoothly Entertaining Read

September 15, 2014 by anevilweasel Leave a Comment

  Reading anything by Nicholas Christopher is like a smooth gliding ride. His stories flow, the prose is smooth, the tale unwinds, you don’t want to put it down and then it’s over…  So pleasant, like a purring powerful car on a smooth road up the coast on a nice warm evening. Not a lot may happen on the ride, but it was very pleasant while it lasted. Nicholas Christopher’s first book was “A Trip to the Stars” – amazing and I need to re-read and […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction

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