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Back in the Future

The Next Time I Die by Jason Starr

June 7, 2022 by Jake Leave a Comment

I received an advance reader copy of this novel from the folks at Hard Case Crime in exchange for an honest review.  Jason Starr’s male characters want you to know that they’re good guys. Really, they are. They might do a couple of not so nice things, like murder and thievery. But really, they’re good guys. They just happen to be in bad circumstances. It’s not they’re fault. Ok, maybe it is a little. But still, they’re good…hey, wait, where are you going? Starr wasn’t […]

Filed Under: Mystery, Science Fiction Tagged With: crime, hard case crime, Jason Starr, Parallel Universe, The Next Time I Die

Jake's CBR14 Review No:98 · Genres: Mystery, Science Fiction · Tags: crime, hard case crime, Jason Starr, Parallel Universe, The Next Time I Die ·
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The Midnight Library: Surprisingly uplifting

The Midnight Library by Matt Haig

March 1, 2021 by msvreadsbooks Leave a Comment

The Midnight Library follows a woman name Nora Seed who has a pretty sad life: dead end job, bad apartment, dead cat, no friends, dead mom. So she decides to take her own life by overdosing. After laying down to die, she finds herself in this kind of interstitial space of a weirdly magical library with infinite books of all the infinite lives she could have lived. The librarian is a woman from her past, Mrs. Elm, who helped her through her father’s death. Mrs. […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: afterlife, Books, Death, Fiction, library, Matt Haig, Midnight Library, Parallel Universe, Quantum Physics, Transformation

msvreadsbooks's CBR13 Review No:8 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: afterlife, Books, Death, Fiction, library, Matt Haig, Midnight Library, Parallel Universe, Quantum Physics, Transformation ·
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