Why can’t Túrin just chill for like five minutes
or take any route that would lead to Not Fucking Up Everything Wherever He Goes
worse, why do side characters never realize that hanging with Túrin is a bad idea?
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Why can’t Túrin just chill for like five minutes
or take any route that would lead to Not Fucking Up Everything Wherever He Goes
worse, why do side characters never realize that hanging with Túrin is a bad idea?
When there’s trouble in the offing
the BOOTH:
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Dana and Erryn review Doom Magnet (The Last Picks Book 3) by Gregory Ashe (Audiobook released October 22, 2024. Narrated by Andrew Gibson. 6 hours and 5 minutes in length. Ebook published by Hodgkin & Blount, July 15, 2024. 208 pages.) An audio code was provided in exchange for an honest review. To read the Duo Review for Mystery Magnet (The Last Picks Book 1) click here. To read the Duo Review…
Naturally, the Inspector never stops to question why bad things happen when he or she is somewhere.
Of course, if he weren’t genre-blind, half the jokes in the programme would fall flat on their faces.
"I woke at the crack of dawn the next morning. Well, ten-thirty was the crack of dawn somewhere in the world. It certainly felt like the crack of dawn."
Dashiell Dane, a man after my own heart
(Doom Magnet by Gregory Ashe)
One can be sure if the Inspector arrives anywhere, even a pleasure planet,
that something bad is going to happen, and soon!
The 10th Inspector’s insistence that his tuxedo brings him bad luck
is self-deprecating humour, since he’s a doom magnet and Death follows him everywhere.
The Inspector has rarely gone abroad on his/her own.
But those times when he/she has travelled solo ... bad things always happened!