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 The Lifeguard - Richie Tankerlsey Cusick
 The Lifeguard - Richie Tankerlsey Cusick ... PointNewest Review: ... have been famous, and I really feel for these authors, it usually is the ones whose books are quite possibly the better ones ... more ... of the series.
This book was the first ever publication by Point Horror. This must have made Richie Tankersley Cusick really happy, as it would have helped her become famous as she could release the most amount of books under this publication. She usually contributes to a series, such as Buffy the Vampire Slayer. However she has written one series of books called "The Unseen". Her most recent work was published last year; it's called "Walk of the Spirits". For an author to be able to get thei...more |
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The Lifeguard - Richie Tankerlsey Cusick: Don't Call For Help, He May Just Kill You (1312 words)
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As many of you know I have set myself a task to read all the point horror books I have. I am actually getting quite bored with them, which is shocking, however they are really good, and I have finished revising, so I have more time to read! I have 2 more Point Horror books to review; I have read all of the Point Horror books I have. But recently, I have just received "Amy" by Samantha Lee, by www.bookcrossing.com so I'm really interested into getting my eyes upon those pages! I am officially a massive fan of the Point horror books and I'm dreadfully upset to find out that they've gone and disappeared. I love the way these books are created and I ... Read the complete review
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