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Song of Susannah (The Dark Tower 6) by Stephen King - Book Review

With Susannah disappearing through Doorway Cave, Roland and his ka-tet must separate in order to ensure they can continue their quest as one. With each of the group sent back into the world they know;...

The Dark Tower Book 7 by Stephen King - Book Review

Prepare for the final chapter as Roland and his ka-tet continue on the path to the Dark Tower. With Mia finally giving birth to her baby, another creature is born, one even more powerful than the evil...

Sick in the Head: Conversations About Life and Comedy by Judd Apatow

How do comedians live and think? Do they walk around all day spewing pithy and witty comments at an alarming speed? Are they spiritually broken geniuses? Probably not. These statements are all exagger...

The First Phone Call from Heaven by Mitch Albom - Book Review

Every person, who has lost a loved one, longs to talk and hear their voice again. This is what occurs to eight individuals, living in the town of Coldwater, Michigan, who mysteriously receive phone ca...

The Green Mile by Stephen King - Book Review

Whilst most death row units call the final walk a convicted felon must take the last mile, Cold Mountain Penitentiary called theirs the green mile, because of the lime-green linoleum it had. Paul Edg...

The House of Caine by Ken Eulo - Book Review

This book is about vampires. That’s the best way to put it. It is the sixties and a clutch of vampires are living in a town called Millhouse in the United States, where they have been selectively feas...

The Regulators by Stephen King - Book Review

It’s a quiet afternoon on Poplar Street, as a bright red van slowly makes its way to the end. As gun barrels gradually protrude from one of its windows, the peace is shattered with the murder of an in...

The Talisman by Stephen King - Book Review

The world seems to have forgotten about 12-year-old Jack. With his father gone and his mother dying in their motel room, nothing seems to make sense anymore. But Jack has a purpose, even if he doesn’t...

The Return of The King by J. R. R. Tolkien

As is common with the books of “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy, “The Return of The King” is made up of two books; books five and six. The fifth book starts with Pippin, as he rides with Gandalf toward...

Origin by Dan Brown - Book Review

Similar to Dan Brown’s other books, the main character portrayed by Harvard Professor Robert Langdon encounters a scientist and tech mogul student named Edmond Kirsch. The book is based on yet...

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