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The stage is set, take your seats… It’s 1870: in the Royal Opera House in the freezing city of C- Celeste sees the chandelier shaped like a galleon fall from its moorings. As it splinters into a thousand pieces, she and her ghostly companion find themselves wandering in the gutter of Time. Here they must

I’m back with another review! I was hoping to have had one posted by now but Christmas and New Year really threw my reading schedule out, I’m a bit of a home bird and I’m not used to being so busy on the social side of life! But no stress, I am back with another

Hi guys! I am back with another review. This one a highly anticipated read for me. It was one of those books that had been on my TBR for so long, and I kept forgetting about it. I alway found myself picking it up in a book store but never buying it. Then my parents

Helloooo. I’ve finally pulled myself out of my reading slump, that wasn’t really a slump, but was. It doesn’t make sense, I know. But, basically for the past couple of weeks I’ve been reading and it felt somewhat like a chore, and I knew I had to read, but I felt apprehensive when doing so.

Bit of a controversial one this week. The Shining is one of Stephen King’s most well known novels and is widely spoken of as amazingly written and a masterpiece. First published in 1977 it was his 3rd published book and 1st Hardback Bestseller. This book is what bagged King a firm spot as a horror

Your phone rings. A stranger has kidnapped your child. To free them you must abduct someone else’s child. Your child will be released when your victim’s parents kidnap another child. If any of these things don’t happen: your child will be killed. Victim. Survivor. Abductor. Criminal. You will become each one. You are now part