TK Wade

T.K. Wade is a writer based in coastal North Carolina. His favorite author is L. Frank Baum who has inspired a great deal of his work. Although he specializes in children's literature, he enjoys writing in nearly every genre under the sun. He spends most of his time writing in a room filled with plush animals. Also, you can read his blog at http://tkwadeauthor.blogspot.com/
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Website: http://www.tkwade.com
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A Wolf in my Bedroom
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The Imaginist
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• Opposites on Oct. 16, 2012
  
  The most intriguing thing about this story is how relaxed it made me as the reader. It gave me a false sense of security. Sure, you can tell something "wrong" is happening, but there just isn't enough to go on until "it" happens. It hits you all at once. Very clever delivery.
  
• Of Secrets, Letters, and Lions on Nov. 26, 2012
  
  The author does a very good job in making this feel like an authentic experience rather than a tale of fiction. It draws you in and you become apart of that world, first feeling like a third-party observer, but by the end, a direct participater. The characters felt alive and, at times, very fun. The portrayal of the Victorian Age was also a pleasure and felt supremely authentic. Highly recommended.
  
• Roses for Cassandra on Dec. 09, 2012
  
  A brief but still heartwarming love story with a bit of scary drama mixed into it. It feels like it was lacking a bit in development, but I still recommend it for a light reading night.
  
• Mortal Hobby on Jan. 02, 2013
  
  A very short, but powerful look into the mind of a serial killer. This story chronicles several incidents in his "career" with a surprise ending that I cannot spoil. This is a good story if you like to be scared, but some lack of detail may leave you wanting to know more concerning the victims and the killer. Still recommended.