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Review: First Activation (Kindle Edition)
One of the joys of Kindle is discovering books that I’d thrown on there in a sale but forgotten about; First Activation being one of them. The story starts out with an interesting premise that does provide a pretty good hook. Ex-Army brothers Harry and Jack are travelling across the Atlantic on holiday but, after…
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Review: 50 Shades of Grey (Paperback)
As it’s Valentine’s Day here and across the land, why not? It’s hard to consider 50 Shades Of Grey without thinking back and making comparisons to Twilight, which I previously reviewed. 50 Shades of Grey started its life as Twilight fan-fiction, but in essence, it subverts a lot of the core message of Twilight. There…
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Review: Ancillary Justice (Paperback)
I approached this book with high hopes – it was very solidly recommended to me, and seemed conceptually interesting. I judge books almost wholly on their individual merit, not according to their perceived literary value; I get that Ancillary Justice was making a statement, and was recognised for that. Plus, with all those awards on the…
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