come on then enlighten us as to what your inspired to readOriginally Posted by Abbey
btw
as anyone ever read the necroscope series by brian lumley ?
if not i would definately recommend
http://www.brianlumley.com/
sewing the seeds of love
come on then enlighten us as to what your inspired to read
btw
as anyone ever read the necroscope series by brian lumley ?
if not i would definately recommend
http://www.brianlumley.com/
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The two books I said were interesting a few posts back!
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sewing the seeds of love
yes i was intrigued for weeks on end till i read em all
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