Monthly Archives: January 2021

The GameStop Insanity

GameStop

Hundreds of thousands of little Davids took on the all-powerful Goliaths of Wall Street and won! It sounds almost like a fairy tale. It also demonstrates the power of unity. I am talking about the GameStop Insanity. GameStop, the brick-and-mortar video game retailer with more than 5,000 outlets in malls and shopping centers across USA, suddenly became the darling of retail investors. ...

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Dead Souls by Angela Marsons

Dead Souls by Angela Marsons

Dead Souls by Angela Marsons is a gripping, emotional and addictive novel that kept me captivated from start to finish. With a dark main theme, the author tackles racism and hate crimes in this thriller, challenging our perceptions and beliefs. The book opens with a disturbing scene in which a teenage boy commits suicide after writing a letter to his mother. Though it’s evident he’s ...

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The Final Hour By Tom Wood

The Final Hour by Tom Wood

Tom Wood’s “The Final Hour” is a helluva brutal novel featuring a ruthless hitman and an enigmatic femme fatale. It is filled with tension and thrilling action, another home run for the author. It is little wonder that the author has established himself as one of the best British thriller authors. Victor is the ultimate hitman who surfaces to kill ...

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Seven Days by Alex Lake

Seven Days by Alex Lake

I took a look at the following synopsis from the back cover of Alex Lake’s “Seven Days”and it intrigued me immediately, becoming the first novel that I have read in 2021. It has turned out to be a fantastic start to my reading journey for the year! A race against time to save her child… In seven days, Maggie’s son, ...

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Dreams Of Being Lost In Some Foreign Countries

Dreams

For many years now, I have been having recurring dreams about being lost in some foreign countries. In a dream many years ago, I was lost in an area near a small lake when I saw a lion on the opposite side of the lake. On seeing me, the lion ran round the small lake heading towards me. I was ...

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