Santa’s Twin
By Dean Koontz
He is lauded as a master of mystery and suspense, but in this book Koontz uses his writing skills to travel a completely different and alien route than is his norm. But does he succeed?
It’s Christmas eve, but this year instead of a jolly fat man decked out in red swooping down [...]
A Cannibal Yankee in Queen Clinton’s Court
by Bryan DiTolvo
A Cannibal Yankee in Queen Clinton’s Court is a collection of poetry and short stories from the mind of Bryan DiTolvo. The book opens up with an interesting quote from Adolf Hitler but a less than interesting let alone remarkable one from actress Tuesday Knight.
The first selection [...]
By now I’m sure you’ve all heard that J.K. Rowling penned seven limited edition books, of which only one was put up for auction while the others went to her family and friends. I’m sure you also heard that the book sold at auction for a whopping $4 million dollars as well right? Thankfully however, [...]
December marks two great events this year. First of all, on December 15th I will officially be a college graduate with a Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice and a double minor in Forensic Science and Anthropology. I can’t wait!
Of course, this probably explains exactly why it’s been hard for me to keep a [...]
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