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Do any men grow up or do they only come of age?

February 19, 2017 by borisanne 3 Comments

I’m taking on “The Dark Tower” series! It starts with The Gunslinger. It was reassuring to read King’s preface to the edition I picked up, in which he describes the creation of the story: he was very young, and he was very green, and it took him a very long time to finish the series. And then, as he finished, he went back and revised for clarity and consistency. I admire this, and appreciate it as a reader, and knowing that he was young and green […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction Tagged With: black, cbr9, desert, drought, evil, good, Gunslinger, King, knights, magic, sacrifice, squires, Stephen King, time travel, western, white

Aliens?

August 2, 2016 by Ale 2 Comments

I will admit I had serious reservations about this book going in. And even into the first three chapters, the only thing that kept going through my head was: But for the most part, this book blew my socks off in the best possible way, and I’m really glad I didn’t DNF it after those first few chapters. “Gods without Men” has a very “Station 11” feel to its structure, and if you liked “Station 11”, I would highly suggest this book. Centered around a […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: Aliens, california, cults, desert, Fiction, Hari Kunzru

I hate you, but I kinda understand you… Now let me go back home

May 31, 2016 by Andrea Krieter Leave a Comment

  Rating: 3.5/5 Summary: Gemma Toombs is a sixteen year old with wealthy parents who like the travel. While in Bangkok airport, Gemma meets Ty who at first glance seems oddly familiar. Ty kidnaps Gemma and takes her to the middle of nowhere in one of Australia’s deserts. Gemma launches multiple escape attempts, but she can’t ever seem to escape Ty and his desert home. I think what most surprised me about this book was how much I actually enjoyed it. I picked up this […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: Australia, camel, desert, not bad, stolen, YA

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