Blood Magick By Nora Roberts Book 3 In The Cousins O’Dwyer Trilogy
A review on the third book of the trilogy, Blood Magick, by Nora Roberts.
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TGON Reads Cinema Speculation By Quentin Tarantino
Quentin Tarantino has directed some of the greatest films my generation has ever seen. I’m...
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TGON Reads Locklands by Robert Jackson Bennett
Robot vs. singularity vs. pirates
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TGON Reads Memoria by Kristyn Merbeth
Way back in the day, TGON read Kristyn Merbeth’s novel Fortuna, the first in a space opera...
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TGON Reads: Firebreak by Nicole Kornher-Stace
Science fiction, particularly dystopia, has a long tradition of channeling zeitgeist while...
Read MoreTGON Reads: The Girl Who Could Move Sh*t with Her Mind
Ray Bradbury once wrote, “the good Lord knows, the scientific method and I are only nodding acquaintances,” when distinguishing between the fantasy and science fiction branches of speculative writing. (Timeless Stories for Today...
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TGON Reads: Vintage Crime
Sometimes we need a break from fantasy and science fiction around here and there’s nothing to cut...
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TGON Reads The Ten Thousand Doors of January
This brand new work of American fantasy presents the story of January Scaller, a seventeen-year-old girl with the ability to travel through portals between alternate universes.
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Best 10 Books on Romance
It is very easy to experience romance in real life. This is especially the case for people who...
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TGON Reads: Magic for Liars by Sarah Gailey
By knocking two genres head-to-head, Gailey has created a character who can’t outrun her demons in direction or the other, and results in a surprisingly meditative work.
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TGON Reads: We Live in the Dead End
The creepiness imparted by these stories will leave readers minds thinking about Carver Street long after they’ve come to the end of the book.
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TGON Reads: The Barrow Will Send What It May
The Barrow Well Send What It May provides adventure and romance for the ragtag crew of demon-hunters who call nowhere home.
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