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  Whispers: The Voices of Paranoia

  by Ronald K. Siegel

  • Rated 2 stars

  Jen P wrote:
  I was really looking forward to this book. This is a subject that I am interested in and based on the prologue, it sounded as if the author was personally invested in and passionate about his research. Unfortunately, after the first 6 chapters, I got bored. There is a heavy emphasis on paranoia stemming from drug usage, which while interesting in itself, seemed like a lot of repetition after a while. Writing style is easy and casual, which I thought kind of odd, but Siegel clearly states that...
  
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  Harry Tate: Book 1

  Red Station

  by Adrian Magson

  • Rated 4 stars

  rimmsky wrote:
  I did not want to put this book down. Browsing through the library's choices for an e-book this caught my eye. It is book one in the Harry Tate series. So glad I read number I first as it lays a lot of background. An MI5 operation goes bad and we get a glimpse of the underbelly of Her Majesty's Intelligence services. Great plot, good writing and an all around pleasant read. Cloak and dagger thriller.
  
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  Lazuline:A Collection Of Short, Provocative Erotica

  by Elizabeth Woodham

  • Rated 5 stars

  M.J. Carey wrote:
  This wonderful collection showcases Elizabeth’s finest works. By rights this is a 35 star purchase because each story is fabulous. This is a treat. Not only do you get the title story, but you also get all three of the Chloe Merrywell stories. Its fantastic to have them all under one cover. Lazuline, the title story, is a personal favourite. I’m anticipating the collection’s release as a paperback. ...
  
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  Lone Wolf

  by Jodi Picoult

  • Rated 4 stars

  K.Albertson wrote:
  An easy read that draws parelles between human and wolf family bonding. She can write in metaphor like no one else! Although her books are very accessible, they are always multi-layered, even if they are a bit 'formulaic". I am a bit of a naturalist, and really enjoyed Luke's interaction with the wolves, and Edward's lone wolf status.
  
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  Zero

  by Michael McBride

  • Rated 4 stars

  Mommacat wrote:
  This is different from Mike McBride's other books - it's more of a techno-thriller rather than an FBI thriller or straight on horror. It does have elements of horror and was a very good read. I enjoyed it a lot!
  
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