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The Strange Case of the Moderate Extremists by Alexander McCall Smith REVIEW
With a name like The Strange Case of the Moderate Extremists, you know you are in for a treat of oxymoronic absurdity.
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The Golden Hour by Malia Zaidi REVIEW
While The Golden Hour exists as part of a series, it is a perfectly serviceable standalone novel.
9.5
Neon Dies at Dawn by Andersen Prunty REVIEW
Andersen Prunty's latest novel is a dark, disturbing, and gripping revenge tale.
9
The Lost Night by Andrea Bartz REVIEW
"Bartz' novel has often been likened to Paula Hawkins Girl on the Train, and while I agree, Bartz has developed far more distinct narrative voices."
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Wired: A Dystopian Novel for the 21st Century by Tanner Nielsen REVIEW
Tanner Nielsen's debut novel is a flawed but entertaining look at the modern technology and corporate power.
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The DNA of You and Me by Andrea Rothman REVIEW
Like Susan Glaspell's protagonist in The Verge, Emily faces being a woman in a STEM field as well as the wall of gender expectations.
8.5
Grim Solace by Ben Galley REVIEW
Grim Solace builds upon the promising foundation laid by Chasing Graves.
7.5
Spare Room by Dreda Say Mitchell REVIEW
Spare Room is a winding and dark book to go through.
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I Dream of Mirrors by Chris Kelso REVIEW
Scottish author Chris Kelso deconstructs the science fiction dystopia in his latest novel.
8.5
Peach by Emma Glass REVIEW
A unique, dark, and strange but also outstanding piece of art from a writer who has a lot of promise and potential.
7
Never Die by Rob J. Hayes REVIEW
A revenge story that has a unique setting and some refreshing characters but also room for improvement.
7.5
The Social Catalogue of #Prey by Gil Valle and Bridget Lee REVIEW
The infamous NYPD "Cannibal Cop" partners with author Bridget Lee for his sequel to A Gathering of Evil.
