by Sam Hawksmoor
With all the "same ol'" books I've read this year, it's wonderfully refreshing to come by true originality once in a while. Unlike anything I've read before, The Repossession is one of them. Science fiction in its true form, Sam has written an especially believable, fascinating read, but also one th...
80/499 pages read.I came across this stunning book cover while browsing my library's new orders so I reserved it. A thrilling first chapter reminded me of Carrie and the movie Cherry Falls. Genie knew when her beloved grandmother died and told her fanatically religious mother. When her mother found ...
80/499 pages read.I came across this stunning book cover while browsing my library's new orders so I reserved it. A thrilling first chapter reminded me of Carrie and the movie Cherry Falls. Genie knew when her beloved grandmother died and told her fanatically religious mother. When her mother found ...
Full review here: http://www.booksofamber.com/2012/08/the-repossession-by-sam-hawksmoor.html--- I'm really pleased with how much I ended up liking this one! While it wasn't the most fast paced novel, I thought it was a really good read.The Repossession has a bit of an Anthony Horowitz type feel to i...
Sam Hawksmoor's debut was a complete surprise for me. From it's summary I expected it to be more about supernatural and witchcraft elements, but this is in fact more along the lines of YA science fiction. That said the sci-fi element is not dominant and even as someone who doesn't read sci-fi avidly...
Sam Hawksmoor's debut was a complete surprise for me. From it's summary I expected it to be more about supernatural and witchcraft elements, but this is in fact more along the lines of YA science fiction. That said the sci-fi element is not dominant and even as someone who doesn't read sci-fi avidly...
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