Paranormal

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“spins a compelling tale of crime, the supernatural, and Navajo culture with vivid style and evocative storytelling.”

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“A more imaginative writer would have made Venetia’s fascinating story more vibrant.”

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“Knutsdottir has written an arresting novel about the intricacies and invisibility of female pain and the staggering cost of ignoring it.”

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“Moxie Castlin was easy to underestimate, but only on first impression.

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“a frightening tale, stuffed with villains and other scary creatures, but it’s also a cautionary one about the dangers of scientific experiments that might go seriously wrong.”

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“While the premise of this story is engaging the overall execution is wanting.”

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“The injustices done to the young affect not only their future lives—and deaths—but others’ existences as well.”

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“The story of the story—the remarkable production and author-reader loyalty during a global pandemic—makes the book a must-have for Connolly readers and fans of New England paranormal twist

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“What makes this an exceptionally good read is that Schellman does not distract or deviate from the premise of the story.”

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“Every Cloak Rolled in Blood is a tour de force, a derecho of raw emotion so powerful and overwhelming that you’re really not sure what to say after reading it.”

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Not having seen her friend, Sarah Whitaker, for a while, Greer Hogan heads up to Lake Placid, New York, to attend her nuptials with parties held over several days.

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“Cates provides a story that moves along at a good pace while educating the reader on all thing’s witchery.”

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For mystery readers looking for an entertaining read with a character who is off the beaten path, Grave Reservations will be a pleasing entry.”

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“Echoes of the Dead is a real page turner with all the requisite red herrings, missed opportunities, and wrong paths.”

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“If the story followed the traditional journey of a cozy, the premise would be a good one.

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“If you have nothing to do over a nice, rainy weekend, pick up this book. You won’t put it down until Monday rolls around.”

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“This story has more twists and turns than a corkscrew, and just when the reader thinks he’s figured it out, there’s one more turn of that screw.”

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“Anna Gerard’s cozy mystery, Peachy Scream, is a fun read. . . . Her writing style flows easily with some humor sprinkled throughout the story.”

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“Although the multiple first-person points of view (written in different print fonts) can at times be distracting, Sager has laid out an exciting story that is hard to put down.”

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“an incredibly researched and compelling psychological thriller.”

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Mandel’s symphony of belief and offerings builds slowly to a pattern that, in the midst of loss, insists on giving meaning and value to the half-understood, half-intended

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“Once it was the custom on Christmas Eve to tell ghost stories.

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The Ghost Clause by Howard Norman is a novel about intellectuals. Or rather, it’s a novel about marriage and American village life as seen through intellectual eyes.

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A clever post-apocalyptic fantasy, full of hilarious one-liners, horrific science experiments gone wrong, and a snarky and sexy paratoxicologist named Phoebe.

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