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“The Hollow Ones is definitely recommended reading for everyone with a taste for occult detective fiction . . .”

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In the Shadow of Spindrift House is filled with a creeping sense of dread culminating in a climax that will leave the reader with incipient sadness.”

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“A lovely book, a worthy debut novel, a satisfying read.”

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“J. S. Breukelaar is a writer of obvious talent, demonstrated over and over in this collection.”

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“far-reaching, ambitious, and urgently queer. . . . it contains magnificent work worth diving into, even at the risk of drowning or being devoured.”

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“a most unique interpretation of an age-old and beloved fairy tale”

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“unbearable suspense, spine-tingling, tension-filled, terrifying, shocking and totally unexpected ending.”

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The most important thing to understand right up front about City of Endless Night, the latest Pendergast novel by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child, is that there are a lot of people who r

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Halloween might seem like the spookiest time of the year but Charles Dickens, M. R. James, Edith Wharton, and other literary greats felt otherwise.

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“Some might find consolation by identifying with the characters in In-Flight Entertainment just as they are.

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It’s been two years since the vampiric virus was unleashed in The Strain, and the entire world now lies on the brink of annihilation.

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“Floating Staircase deserves to stand alongside a Stephen King or a Dean Koontz—at their best. . . .

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“Is Those Across the River readable? Emphatically yes!

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“. . . an important historical work of fiction.

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“. . . [the novel] is entirely a contemporary novel of geopolitical machinations that risks a hint of jingoism.”

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The Donegal Plantation keeps its head above the muddy waters of the Mississippi by operating as a high-class restaurant and guesthouse. It is steeped in history and haunting legends.

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Although the straightforward, no frills western genre seems to exist only in today’s paperback market, where the proliferation of the “weird” western tableau is visible everywhere.

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Think of fiction as falling into two broad categories and leave aside all of the subgenres that you’ll find a book under in bookstores or libraries.

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Joe Hill’s Horns is an assured second novel from a well credentialed, award-winning, author.