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Lisa Scadron _isa_cadron — While helping his mentor Simon discovers a secret that challenges everything he thought he knew. Now it’s up to him to save the day and hopefully the future in Anton Strout’s Dead Matter… With Simon’s mentor Connor on an extended holiday, Simon is forced to handle a double workload just when there are ghost and weird monsters sightings all over town. When Simon finally finds a moment to look in on Connor he finds him plagued by nightmares and frantically searching for clues regarding his brother’s disappearance decades ago. Suspecting the nightmares might actually be real, Simon and Jane decide to investigate and discover that the truth is far beyond their wildest imaginings! Personally I think Dead Matter is the best in the series so far. Lots of action from start to finish, perfect pacing, engaging characters and lots of humour. Dead Matter really is a vastly entertaining book! The new characters are all very appealing, so I’m hoping to meet them again in the next book. Seriously, who can resist an immortal who has renamed himself Brandon Walsh? I also liked Allorah, a strong female character with a tragic past, and Aidan among the new characters in this book. Reading a Simon Canderous novel always has me chuckling throughout the book, so I expected- and received- more of the same. I love sentences like: “Besides, like the woman said, no one messes with Taco Night.” and “I winced at the Sound of Music reference, but double winced at myself for recognizing it.” Why I left this book on my TBR shelf for so long will forever remain a mystery to me. Definitely a BIG mistake. Dead Waters, the 4th book in the series, was released last year, so I will waste little time buying it and I will definitely be reading it shortly afterwards!

Nat Connacher _onnacher_rt_esign — Travel lit of the highest order by the same author as 'Lying Awake'...The author's impression's of China.

Ruturaj Desai yantramstudio — Sparse, yet rich in emotional content. I love seeing the world through the eyes of an artist.

Pete Louison petelouison — There is no question that this is one of the more thought provoking books you might read, but I'm still not sure I have any answers about its meaning. Maybe that's my fault (too dense) or maybe it's not as great as people say. Maybe I just disagree with it. Either way, at a minimum, it was entertaining. It's probably a 4-minus (somewhere between I'm glad I read it (3)and I recommend it to anyone (4)). Not everyone is going to like this book, but I would definitely recommend having someone at the ready to discuss it.