Searching For Shelter by Morticia Knight

January 20, 2020 By Leave a Comment


Searching For Shelter by Morticia Knight
Sin City Uniforms #6
Publisher: Pride Publishing
Genre: Contemporary, Suspense/Mystery
Length: Full length (196 pages)
Other: M/M, Anal Play, Toys
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Paperwhite

What’s a little danger when there’s a sexy man dying to keep him safe?

After deciding his love life is worse than a disaster film, Rich wonders if maybe he should stick to his book boyfriends instead. It’s not as if he has much free time to date anyway. Between working long hours at the coffee shop, guarding his sodas from his hygienically challenged roommates, and running the programming at the Vegas LGBTQ teen shelter—how could there ever be space for romance?

Diego enjoys taking his downtime from working Search and Rescue by hanging out at the Lucky Cup coffee shop. Nothing relaxes him more than perusing the Internet while pretending he’s not watching the blond barista he’s been pining over for months. He imagines that the pretty boy has more offers than he knows what to do with, so it takes Diego time to work up the nerve to approach him.
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Rich isn’t so sure about the rugged, older Diego—even if he’s always thought the guy was hot. But there’s an immediate heat and connection between them that takes him by surprise. Unfortunately, now that Rich believes he might finally get a chance at an ever after, danger seems to stalk him wherever he turns.

Someone in Sin City not only doesn’t want Rich to find love—they want him dead.

A delicious addition to the series!  It’s not necessary to have read the other 5 books, but they are all great reads.

Rich is not happy with his home life so spends most of his time at the coffee shop or the shelter where he volunteers. Diego watches Rich in the coffee shop. Now, when I read the blurb I thought that kinda creepy, but it’s delivered in such a non-creepy way, I loved it! Rich KNOWS Diego is watching him, because he watches Diego too.

Both guys have a say, in the third person POV. Both Rich and Diego know they want something more than a quick fling, they want to BUILD something. It’s great reading, the way they both sort of dance around their feelings but know what they want!  Their chemistry is hot and heavy right from that first non-date, and it was great fun watching Diego introduce some new pleasures to Rich.

The danger to Rich is front and centre throughout the whole book, and it’s really well told, the way that sort of snowballs around him.

Most of the previous characters pop up in one way or another, or are talked about, and it was particularly wonderful to catch up with Lonnie and Parker (book 2, Copping and Attitude) I think they were my favourite couple!

It is a really great book, just a little on the sweet side for me, which was why I gave it four (good, solid) stars and not five. Still, I read it in one sitting on a quite afternoon at work, so recommend.

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American Kingfish Association by Charles Darner

January 13, 2020 By Leave a Comment


American Kingfish Association by Charles Darner
Tournament Fishing and Piracy on Florida’s First Coast
Publisher: Self-Published
Genre: Action/Adventure, Contemporary, Suspense/Mystery
Length: Full length (348 pages)
Heat Level: Sweet
Rating: 5 stars
Reviewed by Mistflower

American Kingfish Association is a crime thriller set around tournament fishing and missing boats. Even though this is fiction, as with any good fishing story, there underlines some truth. As fishing stories go, AKA could be about that one that got away or was the one captured in the net.

Jarratt Summer is an avid Kingfish tournament fisherman. He has combined his love of fishing and the sea with his work at American Marine Insurance. Jarratt is on a personal quest to become a winner on Florida’s First Coast king fishing circuit. His goal is to earn a place at the Kingfish Super Bowl Tournament being held in St Lucie, FL. With the unexpected death of a co-worker, Jarratt is promoted to SIU/ Special Investigative Unit. Once here, Jarratt uncovers schemes for filing false insurance claims along with other schemes to bilk money from his employer. Jarratt attempts to put the pieces of the scheme together while avoiding being entrapped or worse killed.

I predict the author, Charles Darner, is going to be on the number one New York Times Bestsellers list. It’s only a matter of time before he gets the recognition. American Kingfish Association is his first book but no one would ever guess that. The writing style is remarkable. I can say this because I haven’t the first clue about fishing of any kind. After reading this story about the Kingfish tournament, I am intrigued to learn more.
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I was riveted to my seat when the “reel’s clicker went off”. I didn’t know what a reel clicker was but I could feel the adrenaline running through the crew as they went through the process of bringing the fish in. I was just as disappointed as the characters when the line broke. It takes talent to write a book that consistently made me feel like I was with the characters every step of the way. It’s a greater talent when I didn’t feel lost or bored with all the details since I hadn’t a clue about the subject matter. From the description I was able to visualize the reel clicker as part of the rising rod that they crank to bring the fish in.

It is really important to make clear that this is not a “how to fish” book. This is an action/thriller, “hold on to your seat because you have no idea what is going to happen next”, type of novel. My son is the one that encouraged me to give this book a try. As a rule, it’s not the type of book I’d typically choose to read but I honestly couldn’t put it down! I read it in two days because it was that good. My preferred genre is romance, so I am pleased to tell you that there was a small romance with the leading character, Jarratt Summer, tucked in with the action.

Jarratt, Charlie, Adam and Sarah are the main characters. Together they make up the crew that wants to win the Kingfish tournament. There’s quite a varied cast of characters threaded throughout the plot, all of whom are well-developed. Their characterization is effective enough to make me believe the bad guys are truly bad. As for the good guys, I am not able to pick a favorite but I’d lean heavily on choosing Charlie as my favorite. He’s the kind of friend I’d want to have in my life.

The synopsis shared some exciting elements that might be intriguing to a reader but it’s important that I highlight that I found this novel unique. First, my interest was piqued by, “Jarratt attempts to put the pieces of the scheme together while avoiding being entrapped or worse, killed”. I was pleasantly surprised by the author’s vivid imagination and how he engaged my full attention. Second, he demonstrated a skill with words that was creative, making this novel a highly entertaining read and hard for me to put down. It’s a challenge to interest and involve a reader who knows next to nothing about the subject matter, yet delivers a solid and well-rounded story that reels in a reader like it did me. Pun intended *G*.

The plot flowed smoothly from beginning to end carrying me along on an anxiety provoking ride. There were moments I felt scared, happy or disappointed, and there was one time I even laughed. I was mostly invested in figuring how in the heck Jarratt was going to get out of the mess he got himself into.

The most exciting thing about this book isn’t that all the plot threads were tied up the way I like it, which is super important to me, but that the story cleverly hints there might be a sequel! I am very excited about that because I loved this book. In fact, I’m going to buy one for my dad for Father’s day and for my nephew for his birthday. They both love to fish and would enjoy all the action since they both love thriller/action/adventure movies. In fact, I won’t be surprised if this becomes a blockbuster someday.

I enthusiastically recommend reading American Kingfish Association! It definitely “hooked” me.

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Anybody Want to Play War? by Tommy B. Smith

January 9, 2020 By Leave a Comment


Anybody Want to Play War? by Tommy B. Smith
Publisher: Seventh StarShadow
Genre: Young Adult, Suspense/Mystery, Historical
Length: Short Story (141 pages)
Age Recommendation: 16+
Rating: 3.5 Stars
Reviewed by Astilbe

Brutal injuries can leave scars.

As the teenage survivor of a savage dog’s rampage, it’s a lesson Bryce Gallo will never forget.

Struggling to cope with his damaged appearance, along with a newfound fear of dogs and mounting anxieties at home and school, he flees his suburban home into the moonlit streets of St. Charles.
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Along the roads of suburbia and through the shadowed heart of the city, he encounters Wheels, a maintenance worker for a series of apartment buildings; Paloma, known to some by the moniker of Lady Luck; and a woman in a dark house who is, as far as Bryce can fathom, like no one else he has met before.

His new life is not without obstacles or enemies, he learns. The future is a battlefield. Fire and smoke loom on the horizon, and his dangerous course may see the lives of his family and friends forever changed.

Some days are impossible to forget.

Bryce’s character development was incredibly well done. He’d been through a terrible experience that caused both emotional and physical trauma. His recovery was a slow and difficult one, especially when it came to how he responded to his memories of that awful day and the reactions of other people to his many scars. I had so much compassion for this character even when he was acting out. Many teens would behave the same way in his shoes, especially if they lived in the early 1980s when fewer people understood how trauma works and when medical treatments for this sort of injury weren’t as advanced as they would be today.

The mystery subplot could have used more development. I had some trouble following its developments, especially in the beginning when Bryce knew nothing about what was going on. There simply weren’t enough hints to show what was happening or why it was happening. A few more of them would have been very helpful.

One of the most interesting parts of this book for me was Bryce’s troubled relationship with his mom and stepdad. Their conflicts were incredibly complex and rooted in disagreements that had been going on for a very long time. Not only was this where the main character found a lot of opportunities for personal growth, it was also where some of the best plot developments came from. While I was satisfied with the ending, I sure would like to see a sequel that explores what their relationships were like hen Bryce was a few decades older. There was so much more room here for future storylines.

I’d recommend Anybody Want to Play War? to anyone who is interested in the 1980s or realistic depictions of mental illness after a traumatic event.

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Tales of Adventure with Nap Lapkin by Lance Manion

January 8, 2020 By Leave a Comment


Tales of Adventure with Nap Lapkin by Lance Manion
Publisher: Self-Published
Genre: Mystery/Suspense, Action/Adventure, Contemporary
Length: Full Length (156 pages)
Heat Level: Sensual
Rating: 3 Stars
Reviewed by Astilbe

Finally! All of the stories under one cover. Nap Lapkin, America’s top agent, respected and feared by every agency in Washington, is both a lover and fighter and so much more. And less. But mostly more. There can be no argument that this is the funniest book ever written. No argument whatsoever.

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The narrator in this book had a wonderful sense of humor. One of the coolest things about it was that they appeared to be aware of the genre they were working with and made many sly references to what an audience expects from a mystery. I giggled my way through these references as I waited to find out what would happen to the characters next.

There were times when I found it tricky to follow the plot because of how many times it slowed down to explain something that was loosely related to what the characters were currently experiencing. While these asides were often pretty funny as I mentioned above, there were so many of them that it was hard to stay focused on the main point of the storyline.

One of the things the narrator did a very good job of was subverting the audience’s expectations. There are certain tropes in the mystery genre that most people who are familiar with it will expect to see. It was amusing to take note of the narrator’s creative twists on these tropes, especially when it came to the audience’s expectations of what a government agent should be like. While this was firmly rooted in the suspense genre, the author also wasn’t afraid to borrow liberally from many other genres in order to make things fit together. The combination of that alongside the reinvention of tropes made this a memorable read for sure.

Tales of Adventure with Nap Lapkin should be read by anyone who enjoys a tongue-in-cheek approach to the mystery genre.

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13 Steps to the Cellar by Teresa Mathews

January 7, 2020 By 2 Comments


13 Steps to the Cellar by Teresa Mathews
Publisher: Tirgearr Publishing
Genre: Contemporary, Mystery/Suspense
Length: Full Length (298 Pages)
Heat level: Sweet
Rating: 4.5 Stars
Reviewed by Sorrel

There were thirteen steps to the cellar. They were steep and they were narrow—but was a fall down them enough to have caused the twenty-seven deep lacerations to her aunt’s head?

Callie Harris travels from her home in Alabama to her aunt’s former mansion in Maine to unravel the haunting forty-year-old mystery of Dr. Laverne Harris Doss’ brutal death.

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In the charming town of Richmond, located on the banks of Maine’s historic Kennebec River, Callie uncovers the community’s darkest secrets—a botched police investigation, a betrayed widow’s lie, a dead woman’s blackmail, and a wealthy philanthropist’s shame. The web of intrigue extends far beyond Callie’s suspicions and its connection to her personal story pierces her to the core.

A twisted mystery that will leave you scratching your head.

Callie and her brothers are settling their father’s estate and wants to find who is truly responsible for her aunt’s death. However, Callie’s presence stirs up a whole lot of emotions and memories from the townspeople, some good, some not so good. But with every step, she learns more about the town and its people.

I loved how descriptive this book was because even though it took some time for me to get into the story, it just felt realistic. This is the author’s first book and it was so good. The mystery and suspense along with a bit of romance meshed so well for me. Ms. Mathews kept the mystery there right up until the end–even with the twists and turns. The characterizations were good and realistic. They had a depth to them that I rarely see and get to read. This story had not just a mystery but showed the closeness of family and friends, as well as not so good or close friends.

I found that the romance was sweet and not the main focus. Even though the romance and chemistry was slow to start, by the time I read half the book, I was rooting for them. I can see their relationship develop from strangers to becoming the most important people for each other.

The climax was a climax to remember. Great for readers who want a mystery as well as that family and friends feel.

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Movies, Moonlight, and Magic by January Bain

December 19, 2019 By Leave a Comment


Movies, Moonlight, and Magic by January Bain
Book two in the Manitoba Tea & Tarot Mysteries series
Publisher: Totally Entwined
Genre: Contemporary, Suspense/Mystery
Heat Level: Sweet
Length: Full length (245 pages)
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Lavender

Charm McCall can solve a small-town murder, but can she figure out how to stop a man-stealing interloper?

A movie production company has come to town…and so has an old family friend of the town’s sexy new Mountie, Ace Collins. His “old pal” turns out to be a scheming long-legged blonde who throws Charm right off her game. Even Auntie T.J. playing the bagpipes down Main Street to drive the trespasser away doesn’t work.
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Between catering for the world’s hungriest film crew, trying to solve the murder of the unit accountant who hired her and dealing with her new magical gifts, Charm’s a tad busy. But too bad, because she’s soon facing off against a bigger threat when more people become ill with suspected poisoning—and her own sister’s in the crosshairs. Charm’s left wondering if even Agatha Christie could have seen this one coming.

But with so much working against them—including the whole town being dead set against them consummating their relationship—do Charm and Ace stand a chance?

Charm, a witch, and a triplet, is back, in her cozy little town and faced with a murder again. A movie is being filmed here, and her sister is staring in it. Familiar characters from book one are here, but if readers hadn’t seen that book, it’s okay. This second in a series is a standalone.

Charm is a good name for the protagonist, as it suits her well. Her love interest is a strong character who adds conflict in his own way. The supporting characters are drawn well enough to add to the plot, and there are plenty of twists and turns to make this an engaging story.

It’s not a high-tension tale, but the little details keep a reader immersed in this world. As we learn more about the crime, we also discover more about Charm. These details add depth to her.

Another antagonist—not the murderer—adds another touch of tension and interest to the story. What will happen with this one, who happens to want what Charm has? The secondary plot is not really connected to the primary plot, but it paints details and adds to the understanding of characters.

This is a cute little story and a great continuation of Charm’s escapades. Readers of cozy mysteries who like unconventional characters could really enjoy this one. If there is a third in this series, I would definitely like to read it.

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Lost Hills by Lee Goldberg

December 19, 2019 By Leave a Comment


Lost Hills by Lee Goldberg
Publisher: Thomas and Mercer
Genre: Action/Adventure, Contemporary, Suspense/Mystery
Length: Full length (252 pages)
Heat Level: Sweet
Rating: 5 stars
Reviewed by Aloe

A video of Deputy Eve Ronin’s off-duty arrest of an abusive movie star goes viral, turning her into a popular hero at a time when the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is plagued by scandal. The sheriff, desperate for more positive press, makes Eve the youngest female homicide detective in the department’s history.

Now Eve, with a lot to learn and resented by her colleagues, has to justify her new badge. Her chance comes when she and her burned-out, soon-to-retire partner are called to the blood-splattered home of a missing single mother and her two kids. The horrific carnage screams multiple murder—but there are no corpses.

Eve has to rely on her instincts and tenacity to find the bodies and capture the vicious killer, all while battling her own insecurities and mounting pressure from the media, her bosses, and the bereaved family. It’s a deadly ordeal that will either prove her skills…or totally destroy her.

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Then they are sent out on another case. The house is empty but there’s plenty of blood. As they look they realize the killer dismembered them. Despite the excessive blood, there’s little evidence.

Eve eats lives and breathes this case. They finally arrest a suspect but there is too little evidence to prove it without a question. He’ll be out of jail the first of the week with no more evidence…

This is a very well thought out police procedural. As they go through forensic evidence, it seems the whole family was killed. They find bits of DNA from him but he’d been there before as a plumber. It doesn’t make him a killer.

The tension ratchets up as they get closer to when he’ll be let go. She’s not getting much sleep but suddenly she sees how the pieces of the puzzle fit. But will she be in time to save the last victim?

This one will have you squirming in your seat because of the suspense. The way the guys didn’t believe her will echo of times in the lives of many working women.

This book isn’t boring, that’s for sure! Just get your choice of drink and a snack so you can keep reading without interruption…

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Bound by Love by Toni V. Sweeney

December 18, 2019 By 2 Comments


Bound by Love by Toni V. Sweeney
Publisher: Boroughs Publishing
Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal, Suspense/Mystery
Length: Full length (159 pages)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Poinsettia

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The past will not be ignored.

When Scarlett hires the Roth construction company to renovate the old Mercier house, Dylan is confused by her prickly attitude. Later he learns the Roth and Mercier families have complicated pasts. After reading a brief account of the source of animosity between the families, I knew there had to be more to the story. The explanation seemed flimsy to me, and I couldn’t believe an entire town had accepted such a weak explanation. However, my curiosity was piqued, and I had to know the whole story. As work on the house begins, both families seem willing to put the past aside. Unfortunately, construction on the house has disturbed something sinister. Will Dylan and Scarlett solve the mystery before history repeats itself?

Dylan and Scarlet have an almost immediate physical attraction to each other. Their first meeting is definitely prickly, but they warm to each other quickly. I must admit their relationship gets serious a bit too fast for my taste. Even Dylan and Scarlett admit they care about each other more than they should at such an early stage in their relationship and aren’t sure why. Is it simply fate, the connection to the past, or something else? Whatever the reason, Dylan and Scarlett have good chemistry and are a good couple.

What really kept me turning pages was the mystery of the past! I desperately wanted to know the true story of Dylan Roth (Dylan’s ancestor with the same name) and Jules and Marianne Mercier. I loved how Ms. Sweeney gradually revealed bits and pieces of the unnerving tale through old journal entries. The paranormal happenings at the Mercier house were spooky and gave me chills as I read!

I truly enjoyed reading Bound by Love. I recommend this romance to anyone who enjoys a good suspense with a dash of paranormal.

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Courting the Cat Whisperer by Wynter Daniels

December 17, 2019 By Leave a Comment


Courting the Cat Whisperer by Wynter Daniels
Publisher: Sugar Skull Books
Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal, Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Mystery/Suspense
Length: Full length (344 pages)
Heat Level: Sweet
Rating: 4.5 Stars
Reviewed by Dryas

Telepathic petsitter Jordan Vaughn wishes she could forget her checkered past. Despite her genuine efforts to make amends, she falls short every time. When she meets the guy of her dreams, she’s sure that her bad-luck streak is over.

A head injury erased Harry Hill’s memory. Now, four years later, he’s built a new life in Nocturne Falls, complete with a gorgeous girlfriend.

Everything is falling into place—until someone tries to kill him. But will the past he can’t remember jeopardize his future with Jordan?

We get to meet a young man who wakes up in the forest with no memories and was beaten and bruised. The only things that provide any idea to his identity is a cat and a soaking piece of paper. He can’t make out what it says but a few letters, so he decides to call himself Harry. He follows the cat to a road and catches a ride to a small town called Nocturne Falls.

Jordan Vaughn lives in Nocturne Falls with her twin sister Mallory and her sister’s fiancée Cyrus and trying to make ends meet. She owns her own pet sitting business that is struggling and wants to get out of her sister’s place as she feels like a burden. Luckily, she gets a last-minute cat sitting job that allows her to stay at the Tucker household.
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She meets Harry in an unexpected way as he catches her from falling as she tries to enter the house using the trellis to get up the second floor since the key was missing. He takes it upon himself to be her protector since he had already had to save her.

The characters are well developed and I enjoyed the quirks in Jordon’s personality. You can’t help but feel sorry for her as she tries her best to help her sister but something always goes wrong. For example, Jordan was trying to make breakfast for her sister and fiancé’s 1-year anniversary but ended up burning the bacon, causing a fire in the oven and partially ruining the kitchen. To try to apologize for that she had bought a flower arrangement but her sister was allergic to it.

The plot was fun and different. Nocturne Falls is a well created and unique town. I’ve not read many books where there is a place for all the supernatural and unique beings to live without being censured. The best part is that the normal humans think it’s just an odd town that is obsessed with Halloween. Jordan fits in well as she has a gift to talk to animals telepathically.

The characters are well developed with each one having their own issues to work through but they help each other. Harry is able to allow Jordan to finally slide out of her older sister’s shadow and become her own self. She forces him to embrace who he could become. He draws upon her strength to finally decide that it was time to figure out who he really is.

The mystery really takes off when Jordan talks to Harry’s cat, Kitty. She finds out important information about the abduction. Watching their interactions as they piece clues together to figure out Harry’s past is a delight. I enjoyed how Harry reacts to finding about her gift. Their journey takes them in an unexpected direction, Catspaw Florida.

Watching them piece together small pieces to find the larger ones made the mystery a lot of fun. What I thought could be changed is how fast the mystery was actually solved. There was a lot of buildup but then the culprits were caught and the rest of their lives are pieced together quickly.

I would love to read more books in this universe and plan on rereading this novel. I adore animals and getting to hear what they have to say was fun. Both characters grew into themselves and, through their relationship, the reader learns that after persevering through the struggles of life, the end is more than worth it.

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Night Terror by Ken Harris

December 12, 2019 By Leave a Comment


Night Terror by Ken Harris
Publisher: Shadow World
Genre: Suspense/Mystery, Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Horror, Contemporary
Length: Short Story (67 pages)
Rating: 3.5 Stars
Reviewed by Astilbe

A new dawn in horror lurks among the unsuspecting!Night Terror is about the rise of a man plagued with a terrifying condition as a sleepwalker killer. In this hair raising horror packed with suspense, mystery, and shivers. Dr. Otis Foster invites patient Christopher Gray to his office to cure him of a sleep disorder. What Otis really plan to do is use his unsuspecting patient to eliminate potential whistleblowers to his medical billing and scheme. Death and destruction materializes on a level even Otis could not predict. Follow along on this mind bending thriller that leads to an ironic confrontation!

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The character development was handled nicely. Otis felt like a real person to me. Both his flaws and his strengths were realistically described. There were times when his choices irritated me just like they would have if he were a friend or relative. I loved the fact that he was given so much leeway in the storyline to make mistakes. That’s an important part of being human, and it endeared me to this character very quickly.

It would have been nice to see more attention paid to the fantasy elements of the plot. Otis achieved amazing results with his patients because of something he had access to that no one else did. While the audience was told a little bit about where this power of his came from, I sure would have appreciated more information about why it existed and how it worked. Giving it as much attention as the main mystery plot wouldn’t be necessary, but explaining a few more things about it would have bumped my rating up by at least another star.

There was some great foreshadowing in this story. I had a good time picking it out in the beginning and seeing if my predictions about how it would come to pass matched what really happened. Luckily, I had plenty of opportunities to do just that. It made me want to read more from this author in the future!

Anyone who thinks hypnosis is interesting should give Night Terror a try.

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