Colin Cogle started reading Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts (Shantaram, #1)
"It took me a long time and most of the world to learn what I …
Loving it so far.
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Colin Cogle rated The Four Cities of Arcera: 5 stars
Liz Delton: The Four Cities of Arcera (Paperback, 2021, Tourmaline & Quartz Publishing LLC)
The Four Cities of Arcera by Liz Delton (The Four Cities of Arcera, #0)
Colin Cogle finished reading A Rift Between Cities by Liz Delton (The Four Cities of Arcera, #3)
Skycity's army is ready for war. And it's up to Sylvia and her friends to …
The thrilling conclusion to the Arcera trilogy is worth the wait.
Colin Cogle rated A Rift Between Cities: 5 stars
A Rift Between Cities by Liz Delton (The Four Cities of Arcera, #3)
Skycity's army is ready for war. And it's up to Sylvia and her friends to stop them.
Governor Greyling …
Colin Cogle finished reading The Four Cities of Arcera by Liz Delton (The Four Cities of Arcera, #0)
Loved it. A thrilling ride through the land of Arcera, with a touching ending that didn’t suck.
Colin Cogle finished reading The Fifth City by Liz Delton (The Four Cities of Arcera, #2)
Liz Delton: The Fifth City (Paperback)
The Fifth City by Liz Delton (The Four Cities of Arcera, #2)
She'll do anything to save her home from the war. But will Seascape's test of worth demand far more than …
Colin Cogle rated The Fifth City: 5 stars
Liz Delton: The Fifth City (Paperback)
The Fifth City by Liz Delton (The Four Cities of Arcera, #2)
She'll do anything to save her home from the war. But will Seascape's test of worth demand far more than …
Colin Cogle started reading The Fifth City by Liz Delton (The Four Cities of Arcera, #2)
Liz Delton: The Fifth City (Paperback)
The Fifth City by Liz Delton (The Four Cities of Arcera, #2)
She'll do anything to save her home from the war. But will Seascape's test of worth demand far more than …
Colin Cogle finished reading Meadowcity by Liz Delton (The Four Cities of Arcera, #1)
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Sylvia Thorne is one of the few people brave enough to travel through the empty …
The start to an intriguing.
Colin Cogle rated Meadowcity: 4 stars
Meadowcity by Liz Delton (The Four Cities of Arcera, #1)
Sylvia Thorne is one of the few people brave enough to travel through the empty lands of what remains of …
Colin Cogle started reading The Four Cities of Arcera by Liz Delton (The Four Cities of Arcera, #0)
Liz Delton: The Four Cities of Arcera (Paperback, 2021, Tourmaline & Quartz Publishing LLC)
The Four Cities of Arcera by Liz Delton (The Four Cities of Arcera, #0)
Colin Cogle finished reading The Four Cities of Arcera by Liz Delton (The Four Cities of Arcera, #0)
Liz Delton: The Four Cities of Arcera (Paperback, 2021, Tourmaline & Quartz Publishing LLC)
The Four Cities of Arcera by Liz Delton (The Four Cities of Arcera, #0)
Colin Cogle reviewed Kill Creek by Scott Thomas
"At the end of a dark prairie road, nearly forgotten in the Kansas countryside, is …
A fresh twist on the haunted house cliché
5 stars
Content warning Very minor spoiler when talking about the pacing.
Stop me if you’ve heard this one: four people of varying or identical backgrounds have to survive a night in a haunted house. In what might be a nod to Stephen King, they’re all authors. Oh, and it’s a podcast. Oh, and they leave the house before the first half of the book is done. There’s your twist.
“Kill Creek” takes the usual genre material and shakes it up just enough to make it its own unique thing. Without giving away too much, you’ve got a cast of for authors that I’ll dumb down to a Dean Koontz type, a gory slasher, Stephen King, and R. L. Stine (except fat, the book mentioned that line to death). The four of them and a privileged white guy are in for what they will eventually realize is the most important night of their lives.
“Kill Creek” is a love letter to the horror and thriller genres that both complements and subverts tropes, and I’d highly recommend anyone pick it up and take a trip to Kansas.
Colin Cogle finished reading Ham Radio from Indoors by Steve Ford WB8IMY
Ham Radio from Indoors by Steve Ford WB8IMY
No Outdoor Antenna? No Problem! Don’t let outdoor antenna limitations keep you from enjoying amateur radio. It is possible to …
Colin Cogle rated Ham Radio from Indoors: 3 stars
Ham Radio from Indoors by Steve Ford WB8IMY
No Outdoor Antenna? No Problem! Don’t let outdoor antenna limitations keep you from enjoying amateur radio. It is possible to …