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Author Archives: VeronicaThePajamaThief
Book Review: Becoming Mrs. Lewis By Patti Callahan
Originally posted on Bookish and Proud:
2018, 392 pages Patti Callahan is a favorite writer of mine, I love her voice and the interesting way she connects her characters in her fiction. I know she is a protege’ of one…
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BOOK REVIEW: WHAT’S LEFT BETWEEN US by Gina Heron
What’s Left Between Us: A Pearl Girls Novel by Gina Heron My rating: 5 of 5 stars (Disclaimer – I won a paperback copy of Gina Heron’s debut novel WHAT’S LEFT BETWEEN US through a Facebook group I belong to. … Continue reading
BOOK REVIEW: GIRLS ON THE LINE by Aimie K Runyan
Girls on the Line: A Novel by Aimie K. Runyan My rating: 5 of 5 stars We’ve all heard of the ‘hidden figures’ of America’s space program; the women ‘heroes’ without whose tireless and painstaking work the history of America’s … Continue reading
BOOK REVIEW: LITTLE BROKEN THINGS by Nicole Baart
Little Broken Things by Nicole Baart My rating: 5 of 5 stars “In our brokenness, we are made strong. In our brokenness lies our true beauty.” Those aren’t words from Nicole Baart’s latest – and perhaps best to date – … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, contemporary fiction, LITTLE BROKEN THINGS, mystery, nicole baart, relationships, secrets, suspense, women's fiction
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BOOK REVIEW – DAUGHTERS OF THE NIGHT SKY by Aimie K Runyan
Daughters of the Night Sky by Aimie K. Runyan My rating: 5 of 5 stars Historical fiction … good historical fiction … does more than just tell a story, it transports the reader to another place and time. It immerses … Continue reading
NEW YA READ
I hope I didn’t lose you at YA, because Charlie’s story is anything but ordinary. First, I’m going to tell you my plan, and then I’ll let you have a sneak peek into Charlie’s world. Today is release day, and … Continue reading
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Tagged BECOMING CHARLIE, fiction, invisible, K.S. Haigwood, teen reads, teenager, YA, young adult
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Back in the saddle aka my plight with Scrivener
Originally posted on Linda Bloodworth:
My whole digital life is in the cloud. I upload pictures, files, and generally anything I want to work on or save. What irks me to no end is that Scrivener has decided their software…
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THE FIRST TWO BOOKS IN THE MOONRISING SERIES ARE ON US!
Begin the epic Urban Fantasy Romance series that everyone is raving about! The first TWO books are on us! FIRST 2 BOOKS FREE June 22nd – 24th!!! “stars There are so many layers to this story. It’s complexity will leave … Continue reading
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BOOK REVIEW: FOREVER IS THE WORST LONG TIME by Camille Noe Pagan
Forever is the Worst Long Time by Camille Pagán My rating: 5 of 5 stars From the very first page of FOREVER IS THE WORST LONG TIME, the reader is drawn into this ‘un-put-downable’ story of friendship, love and loss, … Continue reading
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Tagged betrayal, Camille Noe Pagan, fiction, love, Tall Poppy Writers, women's fiction
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A Letter to Mom
Originally posted on EN.LIGHT.EN:
Dear Mom, You are the reason I am able to buckle down and write. I am remembering when you would, each night without fail, sit down at the kitchen table with the boys and…
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