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Ready Player Two : By – Ernest Cline - Novel Review Podcast

Ready Player Two starts from the point where ready player one ends. Subsequent to dominating the match, Parzival (Wade’s OASIS alter ego) finds that he automatically begins once again. In light of an additional life, he is given the choice of playing through the game once more, despite the fact that there are no surprises, simply to add up additional points and on the grounds that he can. he started the game

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Deadly Cross : By - James Patterson - Novel Review

This is the 28th instalment in the Alex Cross series of novels. I am satisfied that Patterson has kept up the nature of his composition, so often when you get this far things appear to be predictable. This truly wasn't the situation with the Deadly Cross. It had a unique storyline and based on characters that Patterson has developed to cherish throughout the long term.

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The Mists of Brahma is the top pick out of all of Christopher Doyle's books. It is the ideal mixture of imagination, folklore and innovation and I can't really believe that I completed it in only a few days!

Son of Bhrigu is the first book of The Pataala Prophecy by Christopher C. Doyle will leave you dumbfounded, stupefied and thunderstruck. The language used by Doyle is suitable, he has conveyed so many things, so many details through limited words, a unique characteristic among writers.

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A Promised Land : By - Barack Obama

A riveting, deeply personal account of history in the making-from the president who inspired us to believe in the power of democracy.

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Along Came a Spider : By - James Patterson

When two children from well-known families are kidnapped from an elite school in the capital city, Detective Cross, an established criminal psychologist, is brought in. But he is not happy about it. It appears that nobody cares about the three unsolved murders of a poor black family he is already investigating. The rich, politically connected white children are seemingly more important. However, as he resignedly begins his probe, he realises things are not as simple as he thought. Also, he soon learns, nobody can be trusted.

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The Wicked Deep : By - Shea Ernshaw - Novel Review

Two centuries ago in a small town in Oregon, three sisters were drowned in the ocean, suspected of being witches. Every summer since, they've emerged from the shadowy depths, stealing the bodies of weak-hearted girls and using them to lure boys to the harbour where they will meet their deaths. Like most locals, Penny Talbot has accepted the fate of the town, but this year, on the eve of the sisters' return, a boy named Bo Carter arrives, unaware of the danger he's just placed himself in. Rumours & lies quickly spread throughout the town, and Penny and Bo both got convinced that the other is holding secrets. Death comes quickly to those who cannot resist the sisters.

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The Ickabog : By - J K Rowling - Novel Review

Author J.K. Rowling returns to children’s literature for the first time in more than a decade. Between Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows and The Ickabog, Rowling has written several novels for adults under a pen name. This latest release shows how much the world of children’s literature could benefit from her return to it.

Orphan X : By - Gregg Hurwitz - Novel Review

Gregg Hurwitz' Orphan X presents an easily likable and relate-able lead character that is both larger than life and sympathetic."Orphan X" begins with familiar, stock premise of modern thrillers: A highly-skilled assassin, after murdering many international bad guys for the government, discovers that he actually has a conscience and decides to quit the ultra-secret, black-ops program that trained him as a young orphan and devote his unique and deadly talents to the salvation of desperate innocents. Although you have likely read novels or seen movies based on an almost identical premise, it must still intrigue you or you wouldn't be reading this review to decide if you wish to try this one.

The Family Upstairs : By - Lisa Jewell - Novel Review

Twisty and engrossing story of betrayal and redemption. Reminiscent of Donna Tartt in scope and quality