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Only Mostly Dead

Shallow Graves by Kali Wallace

May 2, 2022 by Bothari43 Leave a Comment

I read Kali Wallace’s Dead Space last year and really liked it, so I picked this one out from the library without even reading the blurb. It was completely unexpected (no space!), but I liked this one too. Breezy was a pretty typical teenage (16/17) girl, dealing with high school, sisters, and a best friend who isn’t all that nice to her (why do we all fall for that at that age?). Then, all of a sudden, she wakes up in a shallow grave a […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Horror, Suspense, Young Adult Tagged With: Kali Wallace, monsters are people too, religious cults are bad, undead teen heroine

Bothari43's CBR14 Review No:9 · Genres: Fiction, Horror, Suspense, Young Adult · Tags: Kali Wallace, monsters are people too, religious cults are bad, undead teen heroine ·
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Murder mystery in spaaaaaaaace!

Dead Space by Kali Wallace

August 25, 2021 by Bothari43 8 Comments

I can’t remember why this was on my list (a quick CBR search tells me it wasn’t a rec from here), but I couldn’t find it anywhere. I requested my local library order a copy of it, and they DID. Now I am drunk with power, and want to flood my library with niche things only I will read. MWAHAHAHAHAAHAA! Anyway, I hope they’re glad they added it to their catalog, because it was really good. Hester Marley was on a spaceship with a bunch of […]

Filed Under: Mystery, Science Fiction Tagged With: artificial intelligence, Kali Wallace, whodunit, would fit right in to the Expanse universe

Bothari43's CBR13 Review No:24 · Genres: Mystery, Science Fiction · Tags: artificial intelligence, Kali Wallace, whodunit, would fit right in to the Expanse universe ·
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