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Nine Months of Summer by Isobel Blackthorn

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Nov 22, 2021

Nine Months of Summer by Isobel Blackthorn

5 Stars A brilliant coming of age story! Blackthorn pens a wonderful story in Nine Months of Summer. I have read work from this author before, and I really enjoyed it. The characters had a lot of depth and were very realistic. The setting was in Perth, Australia, and it explored the migrant history, where Yvette was trying to stay, even though she was an illegal immigrant now. The setting was its own character, and how it brings life to Yvette's story. It's an interesting sto

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Nov 11, 2021

All because of You by Isobel Blackthorn

5 Stars Magnificent collection of stories Blackthorn pens a grand collection of stories in All because of You. I have read work from this author before, and I really enjoyed reading this author's work. The author brings the stories to life. The stories had different themes within different relationships. The title of the book tells it all, and the stories fit within the title. I really enjoyed reading each of the 15 different stories. They were raw, and the characters definit

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Flashback Fridays: Mage: The Guardian's Oath by S.A. Edwards

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Oct 29, 2021

Flashback Fridays: Mage: The Guardian's Oath by S.A. Edwards

4 Stars Great adventure It's a grand adventure for freedom. Clara is the main character, and is one of those unforgettable and strong characters, but she's down to her last life. I enjoyed this magical fantasy filled with action, adventure and twists and turns. What I thought was most interesting was Clara's past and how she came to be. It's a great story and anyone who loves to delve into the magic of fantasy may enjoy this as well. I look forward to more stories from this n

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Flashback Fridays: Whispers in the Alders by H. A. Callum

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Oct 22, 2021

Flashback Fridays: Whispers in the Alders by H. A. Callum

5 Stars An unforgettable read I was thoroughly engaged in this book. It's one of those stories I won't soon forget. The writing was wonderful and the prose was indeed something that led to the story. It was a perfect pace for the story, and the characters were filled with chemistry. The story was made perfectly by the POV of the story. It would've been different in another POV. This is the first book I've read of Callum's and I hope it won't be the last. Original Post Year: 2

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Oct 21, 2021

Jestus by V.S. Sury

4 Stars Interestingly unique Sury pens a very interesting and intriguing story in Jestus. I have read anything from this author before, and I really enjoyed it. There was something very different about this fantastical story, and first, it was in first person. I know, not unique, but in this story, this makes it complex and unique because our main character has different aliases, and puts himself in different situations, where somehow, he makes it out the other end. It's a cr

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Oct 21, 2021

Unwitting by Deven Greene

5 Stars Absolutely Magnificent read! Greene pens a magnificently written story in Unwitting. I have read work from this author before, and I really enjoyed it. This is the second book in the Erica Rosen MD series. Erica is one straightforward, strong-willed and compassionate person. Dr. Rosen is dragged into a case of a murdered teacher, when one of her students is with the body, and he's autistic. First, the story is very well-written, and written with authority and convicti

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WATCH ME DIE: Last Words From Death Row by Bill Kimberlin

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Oct 19, 2021

WATCH ME DIE: Last Words From Death Row by Bill Kimberlin

5 Stars What a way to get the "Inside" track! Bill Kimberlin, Psy.D, writes about "life" behind the walls of death row in WATCH ME DIE: Last Words From Death Row. I haven't read work from this author before, and this book really intrigued me. Kimberlin not only talked to the death row inmates, in Ohio, but sat down to eat with them, interviewed them, and even were some of the inmates last person to talk with the inmate before their death. It's not just about the inmates, them

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I spy with my little eye... Fruit & Vegetables A to Z by Maria Yiangou

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Oct 17, 2021

I spy with my little eye... Fruit & Vegetables A to Z by Maria Yiangou

4 Stars Educational and fun Yiangou brings a new look at the "I Spy" game and turned the game into children's books. This one is about learning about Fruit & Vegetables. This another volume in her "I spy with my little eye" series. A wonderful book filled with grand illustrations, and it is fun to read to a child, and then, they can have fun learning Fruit & Vegetables and they can learn about what they may not know. What a wonderfully thought-out story for a child. From Aa t

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Oct 17, 2021

Emma's Tapestry by Isobel Blackthorn

5 Stars A wonderful read Blackthorn pens a remarkable historical story in Emma's Tapestry. I have read work from this author before, and I really enjoyed it. This author brings the story to life. The characters had a lot of depth and were very realistic. This story just takes the reader back in time. The story is about the author's great-grandmother, at least her story plus the grand imagination of the author as well. It is a very well-written story, and I just couldn't put i

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Flashback Fridays: A Breach in Time by Pamela Todd-Hunter

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Oct 15, 2021

Flashback Fridays: A Breach in Time by Pamela Todd-Hunter

4 Stars Interesting read This author pens an interesting time-traveler story in A Breach in Time. The characters were well developed and engaging. I enjoyed this story very much, such a grand read. This author brings her stories to life, as the characters are well-developed. There is a great chemistry between the characters, and a depth that makes them realistic and even flawed. The author put this story together with its time-travel adventure as well as romance and even a hi

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The Ark of the Apocalypse By Tobin Marks

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Oct 10, 2021

The Ark of the Apocalypse By Tobin Marks

4 Stars An undeniable thirst for survival Marks pens an interesting post-apocalyptic story in The Ark of the Apocalypse. I haven't read work from this author before, and I really enjoyed it. To me, it seems like not only Earth, but water are main characters for the setting of this story about a dying planet. Death seems imminent, as others are dying, proving that there is a humanity extinction. It's not just the future of the humanity, but the survival and starting over, on a

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Flashback Fridays: Blood Web by Gary Starta

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Oct 8, 2021

Flashback Fridays: Blood Web by Gary Starta

4 Stars Edge of your seat reading! Enter the thrilling world of paranormal and psychic enticing suspense. Agent Caitlin Diggs, FBI profiler, is searching for a killer. The characters intertwine greatly with each other, even though there are many, but they are clearly there for a purpose. With links to the past and the present day, the story flows well and brings the reader in for more. The best part is that it's not predictable, and it's written very well. Very thrilling and

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