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Save:'Stray' in the series 'Touchstone' by author Andrea K. Host follows the main character, Cassandra, as she is unexpectedly transported to a new and unknown world where she struggles to integrate and find her place. Set in a diary format, the story explores Cassandra's experiences in a world full of people with psychic abilities, where she becomes an intriguing oddity that attracts intense interest from the local authorities. As the plot unfolds, Cassandra discovers her unique ability to amplify and distort others' psychic powers, leading to her involvement with the prestigious military group, Setari.
delves into the challenges faced by Cassandra as she navigates this alien environment, dealing with language barriers, undergoing medical tests, and practicing powers with the Setari. Despite the slow start and repetitive nature of some sections, the story picks up pace as Cassandra's importance in the ongoing war against monsters is revealed, blending elements of detective mystery and archaeology with Cassandra's dry wit and sarcasm.
Here is...here is the problem. It's definitely not Sydney. I don't think it's Australia, either, unless it's Tasmania. But I'm sure they'd have gum trees in Tasmania, and that's the thing. The trees a... - #2
Save:'December' by Phil Rickman is a haunting tale set in an old abbey where a group of musicians attempt to record an album on the night of John Lennon's death. The story unfolds over two timelines, exploring the tragic events that occurred during the recording session and the repercussions faced by the musicians years later. Rickman's writing style evokes a sense of eerie atmosphere, blending elements of horror, mystery, and the supernatural with a focus on music and Welsh history.
The narrative delves into themes of psychic abilities, haunted pasts, and the lingering impact of historical tragedies on individuals. Rickman intricately weaves together a complex plot involving a diverse cast of characters, each grappling with their own demons and haunted by the events of that fateful December night. Through layers of suspense and dark storytelling, the book explores the battle between good and evil, culminating in a near-perfect ending that leaves readers intrigued and captivated.
He lies in the blood on the office floor, and he doesn’t move. A short while later, two cops are turning him over, real careful, and seeing the blood around the holes—four holes, maybe five. And then ...
