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Lyndsie Manusos

Indianapolis
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Epic Turns: 6 of the Best Sci-Fi and Fantasy Books For Gamers

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By Lyndsie Manusos
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Skybound Entertainment As Ballpoint struggles to fit in with his new Autobot friends, a mishap with an experimental weapon causes him to swap bodies with the most feared Decepticon of them all - Megatron! Will Ballpoint’s newfound size and strength finally garner him the acceptance he desires? Maybe! Will the mighty Megatron really accept being placed in the itty-bitty body of the Worst Bot Ever?
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Where to Begin Reading the Work of Jeaniene Frost - Reactor

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By Lyndsie Manusos
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Do you remember the vampire boom of the early 2000s? As a Millennial, I remember reading the Twilight series in high school, feral for the angst and the love triangle. I remember watching the Blade sequels and reveling in the hype of the True Blood series. In addition to film and television, there was also a spike in the popularity of vampires in urban fantasy and paranormal romance literature.
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Scream Again: 6 Horror Retellings of Well-Known Stories

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By Lyndsie Manusos
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Crooked Lane Books Peter Pan meets It in this chilling WWI-era horror retelling from Bram Stoker Award winner Cynthia Pelayo. By day, Wendy Darling teaches school; by night, she cares for wounded soldiers. When a mysterious patient whispers “Peter Pan” and children begin vanishing, Wendy finds herself haunted by memories of a deadly past.
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