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Read Reviews for Blood and Sand - Nick Shadow
by - written on 26/10/08 (Very useful, 67 readings)
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This book happens to be the second book in the Midnight Library series, and I have done a review to the first book which is called Voices. Now for anyone who hasn't read my review on voices, I am asking you to read that review first considering you will not understand what I'm talking about. Now there are (as always) 3 stories inside this book, well I should say 3 spine-chilling stories in this book. Now you might be wondering what the author is of these 3 stories, because last time they were adapted from the original author. This time the author is Ethan Spicer. Now I know that on the front of the book it says Nick Shadow, but he only adapted the stories to ... Read the complete review
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