A brilliant collection of books from the 70's and 80's are remembered here. This is well formatted and set out. the only gripe is that it tends to focus only on books released in North America. Which is a shame and it would be nice to see various sequels that show books from around the world. That being said the art work on display is mind blowing and the book itself is a charming read, full of nostalgia. 

Reading this book is a good first step for any would-be screenwriter. This is like sitting down to work with an author reading over your shoulder, pointing out simple errors and forcing a rewrite. The books format is perfect for someone who is working on a script; the sections explain each step of the process and the author also gives you a task to complete to show that you are getting it, this helps to know if you need to reread the section, as well as understanding whether or not you have successfully completed it. Then as you move on you see your script and your talent develop and it is amazing. 

A crime novel with a bit of a supernatural feel. A real page turner. The story is gripping and the characters realistic and relatable. The pace of the narrative is perfect and the writing is excellent. This is a book about London, crafted with knowledge and love. It is not the usual fare for this genre, it adds mystery inside mystery and hides things in the shadows well enough to keep you guessing. A great book, a great author and a very good read. 

A brilliant read. This is a fantastic spin on Edgar Allen Poe's "Fall of the House of Usher". It takes some surprising imaginative leaps, and keeps you wanting more till you find out what happens in the end. The narrative takes a bit of getting used to as it jumps around, and POV changes are fast paced. But it delivers if you are not a lazy reader. It is creepy and best not to be read in a dark house, alone, at night. 

This author knows cruising. She has researched this extensively. The sweet romantic elements are very clear, the bad guys are brushed over, not so well rounded, nor given enough depth, but it all works out and the book is a good read. However this is not a murder mystery it is just a mystery. The story runs along nicely, with main characters that develop as the narrative heads towards its conclusion. It is indeed cozy, just maybe a little too cozy. 

Great for the holidays. This is a well written quick read, which is the usual enemies become lovers’ romance book, but is not as predictable or formulaic as you might think. It is full of witty banter, emotions that run high, tension, and, of course, love. This all makes for a sweet, light hearted, and ultimately entertaining page turner. Read this if you like romance and a bit of a giggle. 

This is a suspenseful story, here we get to know characters with emotional backstories and lost of depth. There is a buddy type team up but it is fraught with a sense of impending doom and bristling with indignation.There are highs and lows throughout as characters have to fight their demons and work together. A great read which holds you right to the last page. A good plot although the pace is slow, it allows tension to build. Worth a read. 

A choose your own adventure for grown ups! What fun this is. Based on The House on Haunted Hill this is a great adventure starring you! If you love a different kind of read and a great experience then you will love this. Well written and easy to follow, the book is a ghost story like no other.

A good book to help you save money on your holidays, and fun to read while traveling the world. If you are only going to the places listed in here you might miss a few of the more popular tourist traps but it will give you a great chance to see something a little different and maybe save a few bucks.  Plus you could easily jet off to other places and use the tips in this book to help you find cheaper options. A real find for those that love to travel. 

This book is an enjoyable read. A comfy murder mystery that keeps the reader interested but is also an easy read, not to long. The writing transports you into the lake resort of the main character just as it becomes Spring and is descriptive enough to make it feel real, but not so much to bog down the story with detail. The writing is well paced and the character and plot development are perfect. 

This book has a good overall narrative, a suspenseful tale of secrets, detectives , and a murder  most foul, all makes for an interesting read. Twisty but a little short. More length to the story would have added time for tension to build, Still, what is there is a good read and very gripping. 

This is a mystery thriller with vampires as the supernatural element. But, these are not the annoying glittery vampires you may think you know, these have a more ancient feel and that makes them much more scary. The story is gripping, with a great well-paced narrative, the characters have spunk and the villains do not disappoint, they are faceted and evil, and the final act is exciting and gory, with real stakes (pun intended) that give you a sense of danger. 

A brilliant collection of books from the 70's and 80's are remembered here. This is well formatted and set out. the only gripe is that it tends to focus only on books released in North America. Which is a shame and it would be nice to see various sequels that show books from around the world. That being said the art work on display is mind blowing and the book itself is a charming read, full of nostalgia. 

Reading this book is a good first step for any would-be screenwriter. This is like sitting down to work with an author reading over your shoulder, pointing out simple errors and forcing a rewrite. The books format is perfect for someone who is working on a script; the sections explain each step of the process and the author also gives you a task to complete to show that you are getting it, this helps to know if you need to reread the section, as well as understanding whether or not you have successfully completed it. Then as you move on you see your script and your talent develop and it is amazing. 

A crime novel with a bit of a supernatural feel. A real page turner. The story is gripping and the characters realistic and relatable. The pace of the narrative is perfect and the writing is excellent. This is a book about London, crafted with knowledge and love. It is not the usual fare for this genre, it adds mystery inside mystery and hides things in the shadows well enough to keep you guessing. A great book, a great author and a very good read. 

A brilliant read. This is a fantastic spin on Edgar Allen Poe's "Fall of the House of Usher". It takes some surprising imaginative leaps, and keeps you wanting more till you find out what happens in the end. The narrative takes a bit of getting used to as it jumps around, and POV changes are fast paced. But it delivers if you are not a lazy reader. It is creepy and best not to be read in a dark house, alone, at night. 

This author knows cruising. She has researched this extensively. The sweet romantic elements are very clear, the bad guys are brushed over, not so well rounded, nor given enough depth, but it all works out and the book is a good read. However this is not a murder mystery it is just a mystery. The story runs along nicely, with main characters that develop as the narrative heads towards its conclusion. It is indeed cozy, just maybe a little too cozy. 

Great for the holidays. This is a well written quick read, which is the usual enemies become lovers’ romance book, but is not as predictable or formulaic as you might think. It is full of witty banter, emotions that run high, tension, and, of course, love. This all makes for a sweet, light hearted, and ultimately entertaining page turner. Read this if you like romance and a bit of a giggle. 

This is a suspenseful story, here we get to know characters with emotional backstories and lost of depth. There is a buddy type team up but it is fraught with a sense of impending doom and bristling with indignation.There are highs and lows throughout as characters have to fight their demons and work together. A great read which holds you right to the last page. A good plot although the pace is slow, it allows tension to build. Worth a read. 

A choose your own adventure for grown ups! What fun this is. Based on The House on Haunted Hill this is a great adventure starring you! If you love a different kind of read and a great experience then you will love this. Well written and easy to follow, the book is a ghost story like no other.

A good book to help you save money on your holidays, and fun to read while traveling the world. If you are only going to the places listed in here you might miss a few of the more popular tourist traps but it will give you a great chance to see something a little different and maybe save a few bucks.  Plus you could easily jet off to other places and use the tips in this book to help you find cheaper options. A real find for those that love to travel. 

This book is an enjoyable read. A comfy murder mystery that keeps the reader interested but is also an easy read, not to long. The writing transports you into the lake resort of the main character just as it becomes Spring and is descriptive enough to make it feel real, but not so much to bog down the story with detail. The writing is well paced and the character and plot development are perfect. 

This book has a good overall narrative, a suspenseful tale of secrets, detectives , and a murder  most foul, all makes for an interesting read. Twisty but a little short. More length to the story would have added time for tension to build, Still, what is there is a good read and very gripping. 

This is a mystery thriller with vampires as the supernatural element. But, these are not the annoying glittery vampires you may think you know, these have a more ancient feel and that makes them much more scary. The story is gripping, with a great well-paced narrative, the characters have spunk and the villains do not disappoint, they are faceted and evil, and the final act is exciting and gory, with real stakes (pun intended) that give you a sense of danger.