Books by Alexandra Sokoloff
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review 1: One of the most frightening books I have ever read despite some weak (overly blatant narrative manipulation to force meaning in otherwise undeveloped character relationships). Slight letdown at the conclusion-felt like an afterthought in the Hollywood-style unraveling of who-do...
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review 1: ARGH SCARY. I loved reading it though. At times the writing was APPALLING and it also really got on my tit that Tyler's surname was occasionally Bradford instead of Mountford but that's not Sokoloff's fault. Would def read her stuff again. I also especially liked the Myers-Briggs...
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review 1: Adam Garrett and Carl Landeau are partners and Homicide Detectives. They are called to the city dump because a body was found. She is naked, in with the trash, missing her left hand and her head. Along her shoulders drops of black wax. When they turn her over she has 3 carved...
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review 1: Some books just stay with you and this whole series is one of them. I read these books last year and and still, one year later, will suddenly remember a scene and have to go re-read the whole series. Roarke is swoon-worthy and the huntress is both kick-ass and broken beyond repai...
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review 1: Setting: New Orleans – Mississippi River; MacDonald home for 5 generations– 3 wings around the square / stone-paved garden; Vieux Carre (“old street”) to Café Du Monde; Riverwalk (around the city); A Little Bit of Magic (their mystic shop); Marie Claire – hotel; Eighth District N...