Banner stating: Book Review: Dead Man Walking by David Green Death has never been more fun! I’m a big fan of Supernatural so this was very much up my alley. Nick Holleran has escaped death, and as a result, he can now see all the ghoulish things that live invisibly among us. Ghosts, demons, fallen angels…… Continue reading Book Review: Dead Man Walking by David Green
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