Another: Directed by Jason Bognacki. With Paulie Rojas, Maria Olsen, Nancy Wolfe, Michael St. Michaels. A beautiful young woman is driven into a dark underworld of demonic possession, desire, and extreme indulgences when she learns she may be the devil's
I’m about 60% of the way through now. I had hoped to finish it before our election, here in the UK, to avoid HOPE’s agenda looking too similar to that of a Labour government. But Rishi Sunak scuppered that by calling a surprise July election. But oh what joy that he did. More...
Ms Zainab is a symbol of hope for women in Tanzania’s multi-billion-dollar tourism industry, having fought extremely hard against all odds, leading the way for female to explore business opportunities that have traditionally been closed off to them. The Tanzania’s Prime Minister (Right), Mr ...
The way it’s been going lately, however, it might be a good idea to change my domain name toyawn.ca. The contents that follow will prove my point, except for the bonus item, which is a legit review of a mighty fine book. Otherwise, proceed with caution and a comfy pillow. Table ...
Far way, another conflict is brewing. Father Horatio Goram must face off against the power-hungry First Counselor Mordecai Lannian, whose demonic concubine pushes for war, but the odds are against him. Emmy’s fate rests on this struggle, and this determined priest will do anything to win....
needless to say they don’t see eye to eye. This is a moot point however when it becomes clear something is going on causing a massive spike in ghostly manifestations. In order to get the the bottom of things they need to find a way to work together. As things become more violent and...
–Kingsley Amis– I’m not sure why this one didn’t grab me the way it has so darn many readers, but I’m starting to be concerned with the number of university-based novels I’ve been reading in the past year or so. I hesitate to say it was “too British,” but it might bel...
or send you back to them to figure out what you were missing. I don’t think James & I will agree aboutBreaking Bad, but I also think that there’s something specifically American about that series that the Cambridge-by-way-of-Kogarah writer just isn’t going to get (not just because...