I last read this book in 2015 and remember quite enjoying it then. Little more than 6 years later and I still loved this book. "The Seven Deadly Wonders" by Matthew Reilly hit all the right notes that resonated with the Indiana Jones in me. This is the first of the Jack West Jr. series …
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I can't get enough of Keigo Higashino. Salvation of a Saint has me picking up mystery books and thrillers. Considering I was in need of a break from fantasy this run of mystery / thrillers seemed to come at the right time. Newcomer is from the Detective Kaga series by Keigo Higashino, the first of …
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I recently picked up some games on the nintendo switch. Haven't played them much but the little I did see I really liked. The games include: Spirit of the NorthAragamiUnravel TwoLego DC SupervillainsOri and the Blind ForestSlay the SpireDead CellsPokemon Legends Arceus Spirit of the North - Picked this up because it was on sale. …
I picked this up on whim and I'm so glad I did. This is second book in the Detective Galileo series from Keigo Higashino. Well, at least this is the next of those books translated to english. Turns out there are several (goodreads says 9) books within the series and only a few have been …
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Under the Whispering Door looks at death and what comes after. Bleak as this sounds, this book is anything but. The story revolves around Wallace Price and how, after dying, is taken by the reaper to a tea-shop, as a way-stop, before he is to carry on his journey to eternal peace. The proprietor of …
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Third doodle of the year and this time its Wolverine! I found this image while scouring pinterest and it seemed to fit in well with the first two images in the book. I grew up watching the x-men and for a time was heavily invested in them. Not sure when that changed but sketching wolverine …
The story follows Linus Baker, a regular run-of-the-mill office goer. Being a stickler for the rules, and not asking questions, has kept him adequately satisfied with his life. He works as a case-worker looking into the running of government sanctioned orphanages for magical youth. His world is turned upside down when he is tasked to …
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Second doodle of 2022! Toxin set the stage for the rest of this mini sketchbook so now I'm scouring the internet for comic book characters to fill these pages. Daredevil is the (un)lucky one to follow. Not as satisfied with this one, but happy that I completed it regardless. In case anyone reading this has …
Well, this has been a few months coming. Unfortunately, I couldn't upload this at the end of Inktober because, honestly, I still had a few (read as many) of the prompts to finish. Following that, I wanted to colour them with procreate which took the month of december as a whole (I'm still not done …
One of the many things I always plan on doing, but can never quite follow through on is to doodle more often. Here's hoping this year will be better than the last. I stumbled upon this image of the symbiote Toxin that looked pretty cool and figured why not make a quick sketch of them. …
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