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Stanley Laine
Fiction author, shantyboat dreamer, antiquarian & lighthouse keeper wannabe. show more
Fiction author, shantyboat dreamer, antiquarian & lighthouse keeper wannabe.
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Stanley Laine's Books
The Limit Club - Stanley Laine Night Friends - Stanley Laine Lydia's Legacy - Stanley Laine The Widow Specter - Stanley Laine Hollywood in Winter - Stanley Laine Trois En Hiver - Stanley Laine Strawman - Stanley Laine The Grand Lady of Springs Valley - Stanley Laine Mississippi Queen & More - Stanley Laine Wolf Cave - Stanley Laine Summerwind - Stanley Laine The Present - Stanley Laine The Present - Stanley Laine Elizabeth Green - Stanley Laine Compendium - Stanley Laine Charlie X - Stanley Laine The End of the Line - Stanley Laine Sovereign of the Seas - Stanley Laine
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OpenBooks.com rated it 9 years ago
text I have considered horror as an extremely BORING genre - until I’ve read...
When we read horror book, or watch horror movie, at the beginning we usually meet characters in their normal, everyday life. We watch them ignoring a weird sound or strange person and we think, “run, you are in danger” - because we know it's a horror book or movie and we expect something really evil...
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The Primroses Were Over
The Primroses Were Over rated it 9 years ago
text Night Friends
I honestly don't have much to say about this, which is fortunate because nothing I can think of to say is actually good or kind. The prose was stilted, the dialogue atrocious, and the grammar questionable. I can actually overlook all of these issues sometimes if the story or stories are good enoug...
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