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This week is dangerous winter settings part 2 as it's a freebie week
1) Rick Chesler-The Yeti
2) Jason Deyo-Winter's Salvation
3) Donald Firesmith-What Lurks Below
4) Christopher Golden-Ararat
5) Gerry Griffiths-Terror Mountain
6) RA Hakok-Among Wolves
7) Ike Hamill-Extinct
8) David Haynes-Black Pine Creek
9) Vaughn C Hardacker-Wendigo
10) Ronald Malfi-Snow
*shivers* those covers really do make me feel so cold!
ReplyDeleteIt just screams out COLD at you doesn't it! I love this kind of book on a winter night!
DeleteI see several here I want to check out. Snow and Wendigo really interest me. Great topic choice!
ReplyDeleteI've read three of these-Yeti, Hell Holes and Ararat but the others are already on the tbr waiting for me!
DeleteGood theme idea!
ReplyDeleteKaren @ For What It's Worth
It seems fitting for this time of year!
DeleteLove all your dangerous settings books! They all look good, especially Extinct and The Yeti. :)
ReplyDeleteThe Yeti was a good one-I'm a big fan of Rick Chesler!
DeleteAll unknown to me. 🙂
ReplyDeleteI do like freebie weeks...
Quite often I deviate from the topics prepared if they aren't relevant to me and I'll be doing a bit of that in January too!
DeleteI need to read The Yeti. And maybe Extinct and Wendigo as well.
ReplyDeleteI've read three of these but will read the rest at some point!
DeleteLovin' 'em all.
ReplyDeletesherry @ fundinmental
It feels so wintery just looking at these covers!
DeleteArarat is on my TBR! I wonder when I would get to it!
ReplyDeleteIt's a bit slower to get into than my other reads but I did find I wanted to stick to it and the second half is great!
DeleteWe have very different point of views regarding winter settings but I can see how warm and cozy can go cold and scary if you go outside!
ReplyDeleteWith the books I read, outside is always scary!
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