BioHell by Andy Remic – Review
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Biohell by Andy Remic
‘BioHell’ is a big blockbuster sized novel that’s full of action and excitement yet strangely empty at the same time. Fans will love it, I’m not sure if I’ll read another one. I’ve said that before though, about certain blockbuster films, and I’ve always ended up going back…
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Six and a Half out of Ten
via Graeme’s Fantasy Book Review: ‘BioHell’ – Andy Remic (Solaris).
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