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by Jordan L. Hawk, Julian G. Simmons
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Fangirl Moments and My Two Cents
Fangirl Moments and My Two Cents rated it 8 years ago
My rating for this book fluctuated a little during my time with it. I wasn't that crazy about some of the romance part, but the action and mystery were extremely great. Yes, I recommend it. It has a bit of everything including magic, the supernatural, historical settings, a secret society and lot...
A girl and her books
A girl and her books rated it 8 years ago
I was reluctant to read this but I saw it everywhere, so I gave it a shot. I enjoyed it so much more than I thought I would. Especially considering that I don't like paranormal books so much. Luckily, this wasn't like 100% full on werewolves, vampires and magicians. It was a new approach to the para...
Fangs for the Fantasy
Fangs for the Fantasy rated it 8 years ago
Isolated, lonely scholar Percy tries to live a quiet life under everyone’s notice, living with his haunted past and hoping no-one learns the secret of his sexuality When a private investigator enters his world, demanding his expert help and dragging him into world of dark mystery and death – and ...
fruitcakes
fruitcakes rated it 9 years ago
Charming gay romance Lovecraft fanfic. The writing is occasionally a little rough (I keep having to flip back to find when someone moved, for example, and there was a totally dropped gun shot wound) but char and stories interesting enough to get me to finish it.
fruitcakes
fruitcakes rated it 9 years ago
Charming gay romance Lovecraft fanfic. The writing is occasionally a little rough (I keep having to flip back to find when someone moved, for example, and there was a totally dropped gun shot wound) but char and stories interesting enough to get me to finish it.
B3 - Brooklyn's Book Bites
B3 - Brooklyn's Book Bites rated it 9 years ago
I don't know why I waited so long to read this. It was great. It took me a bit to sink into the narrator's voice, but once I did, I could totally picture his voice for Whybourne. This had the right elements of mystery, paranormal, and romance. It wasn't quite what I was expecting and I thoroughly en...
Mammarella
Mammarella rated it 9 years ago
This is hard to rate. I feel like I've just finished two different books. Negative- I am not a fan of horror elements; zombies, mummies or other undead Frankenstein-like things bore me to ...um, death. - There are quite a few wtf moments and - ...awkward editorial faux pas. PositiveDespite the horro...
Bark at the Ghouls
Bark at the Ghouls rated it 9 years ago
Percival Whyborne is a shy, socially awkward kind of guy, comfortable hiding away with moldy old tomes. The thought of taking a lunch outside his office and having to actually converse with someone is out of his comfort zone. He can speak 13 languages and can read even more but he doesn’t think that...
KizunaYueMichaelis
KizunaYueMichaelis rated it 9 years ago
If you take aside the whole MM romance, this is the kind of book that would entertain anyone who likes adventure, monsters, a bit of magic... I only needed to know that a museum, a huge library, papyrus, mummies and a spell to revive dead people were involved and I would have probably read this a lo...
Reading and Rambling
Reading and Rambling rated it 9 years ago
Why do I wait so long to read these books???? lol Then I kick myself because they are so incredible and I have been missing out on them! I am not one for historical, so that put me off, but this story was so engaging that I completely forgot it was historical. I felt like I was reading a M/M Ste...
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