Hell Notes Reviews The Hungry 3: At the end of the World

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My latest review featuring Steven W. Booth and Harry Shannon's The Hungry 3: At the End of the World is live On Hell Notes' review section.  You can check my review of The Hungry 3 right here.  Feel free to leave a comment and like it if you've read it.  I can tell you right now though, if you plan to read The Hungry 3, you may as well do your self a favor and order all three in the Hungry series at once so you don't have to be like me and wait between books.


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