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The Scorch Trials

Book Review: The Scorch Trials by James Dashner

By On October 22, 2010 · 5 Comments · In 6 Rated Books, Book Reviews

Title: The Scorch Trials

Author: James Dashner

Genre: Dystopian/Post-Apocalyptic, Speculative Fiction, Young Adult

Publisher: Delacorte Press
Publication Date: October 2010
Hardcover: 384 pages

The Maze was only the beginning…

Solving the Maze was supposed to be the end. No more puzzles. No more Variables. And no [...]

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Bunny Tease

Smugglers’ Stash and News

By On October 17, 2010 · 2 Comments · In Smugglers Stash

So. I wake up today with a strange feeling and then I realise that I feel like watching a horror movie (Let The Right One In) and then I move to my bookshelves and I pick up a horror novel to read: and it is the fourth in a row.

But that is not all. [...]

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Book Review: The Maze Runner by James Dashner

By On November 12, 2009 · 16 Comments · In 8 Rated Books, Book Reviews

Title: The Maze Runner

Author: James Dashner

Genre: Dystopian/Apocalyptic, Horror, Speculative Fiction, Young Adult

Publisher: Delacorte Books
Publication Date: October 2009
Hardcover: 384 pages

Stand alone or series: First book in a planned series.

How did I get this book: Review Copy from a fellow blogger [...]

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Smugglers’ Stash & News

By On November 8, 2009 · 3 Comments · In Smugglers Stash

Happy Sunday, folks! Hope you all had a lovely weekend and are enjoying the fall weather.

Now let’s get down to business, shall we?

Giveaway Winners:

We’ve got three separate giveaway winners to announce! First up is Elegy Beach by Steven R. Boyett.

The TWO lucky winners [...]

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On The Smugglers’ Radar

By On October 4, 2009 · 17 Comments · In On the Radar

For the past few months, we have been including in our weekly stash an “On our Radar” section for books that have caught our eye and attention; books we heard of via other bloggers, directly from publishers, and/or from our regular incursions into the Amazon jungle. This is how the Smugglers’ Radar was born and [...]

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