I see your point. It is nice when parents believe their children.corndog12 wrote: ↑24 Feb 2018, 20:30 As a fan of the Odd Thomas, I find these kinds pf supernatural tales intriguing. Your review of Grave Robbers has certainly compelled me to read this book. Personally, I'm glad to hear the mother took her son's word for it and had him show her his new power. I appreciate reading about parents who support their children rather than doubt their sanity.
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It's definitely a bit of a different spin! Thanks!londonmartine wrote: ↑28 Mar 2018, 02:42 Ooooh this sounds good! It sounds like a rather different concept from all the usual supernatural stuff which is currently on the popular agenda, which is something of a relief. Can live without the excess vampires these days. Would definitely like to read this.
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