Found one word in Incubus.
The Sword in the Stone▪️
Rosemary‘s Baby🔸
Incubus🎚
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Found one word in Incubus.
The Sword in the Stone▪️
Rosemary‘s Baby🔸
Incubus🎚
#HauntedShelf #WordFinder
+16 points #BlackCatCrew
pickSomething invisible is preying on the townswomen of Dry Falls. Every victim refers to it as “he”. It is clear to Church rector Henry Lieber, that the Dry Falls invader is both one and many.
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so-soI wanted to like this story of a family and a treasured heirloom‘s place in the family‘s history that stretched across centuries, generations and geography. But the way the story was told was meandering and disjointed, with multiple POVs that sometimes went off tangent or seemed superfluous to the narrative arc.
Here are some of my favorites for this time of year! They include a novel about vampires living in the NYC underground, a book about a writer‘s month-long stay in Salem over the Halloween season, a writer‘s search for evidence of ghosts, and a collection of Halloween-themed short stories!
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pickNot my normal cup o‘ tea, but the plot ties to the American South and the enlightening look at the lesser known trades (pottery and whaling) of African slaves drew me onward. I mistakenly thought this a romance novel at the outset, but soon grasped the historical fiction supporting story arc underneath a sensitive narrative about generational trauma for black people coupled with personal tragedy and how that could shape lives.
