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Thoughtful Dark Romance

Crow (Boston Underworld Book 1) by A. Zavarelli

Reaper (Boston Underworld Book 2) by A. Zavarelli

August 25, 2021 by katie71483 Leave a Comment

Like so many of my reading choices lately, I began the Boston Underworld series by A. Zavarelli after seeing the first Book, Crow, recommended on SmutTok. So, please forgive me, but I’m going to start this review with a bit of a detour:  If y’all aren’t on TikTok and following those hashtags, I really recommend your at least considering giving it a try. I now follow a combination of romance authors, book sellers, and readers with similar interests. They often provide interesting insights about their […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Romance Tagged With: A Zavarelli, Boston Underworld Series, Crow, dark romance, Katee Robert, katie71483, reaper, SmutTok, teresaelectro

katie71483's CBR13 Review No:26 · Genres: Fiction, Romance · Tags: A Zavarelli, Boston Underworld Series, Crow, dark romance, Katee Robert, katie71483, reaper, SmutTok, teresaelectro ·
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Anger and Hate Poured Onto the Page

The Crow-Special Edition by James O'Barr

March 29, 2019 by MarkAbaddon 1 Comment

Have you ever lost someone you loved? I don’t mean a friend or a relative, I mean losing someone so deeply ingrained into you that when they are gone, you have no idea how you are able to function? For those of us who have, James O’Barr has taken those feelings of rage, of dis-empowerment, and allowed us some catharsis through his seminal work The Crow. For those unfamiliar with the tale from either the movie or the graphic novel, The Crow tells the story […]

Filed Under: Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Speculative Fiction Tagged With: Crow, Graphic Novel, James O'Barr, Love, Vengeance

MarkAbaddon's CBR11 Review No:3 · Genres: Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Speculative Fiction · Tags: Crow, Graphic Novel, James O'Barr, Love, Vengeance ·
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