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Although the writing here is lacking a bit, the art and general plot of The X-Files Case Files: Hoot Goes There #1 makes it a fun summer read.
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Mystery, post-college angst, and old friends come together to create a fantastic story in By Night #1. I’m a 110% invested in this new series!
The Awkward Squad Review
The Awkward Squad is a solid police procedural novel with an interesting, interwoven plot and a satisfying ending. It’s a unique take on a familiar genre!
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I Am Innocent is so close to being the perfect breath of fresh air in a world filled with colour matching mobile games, but slightly misses its mark.
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American Gothic centers on a prominent Boston family reeling in the wake of the chilling discovery that someone in their midst is linked to an