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Tag Archives: contemporary fiction
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 – NICOLE BAART: SLEEPING IN EDEN
Sleeping in Eden: A Novel by Nicole Baart My rating: 5 of 5 stars (Reviewer’s note – I am an independent writer. In addition to reviewing books that I myself have purchased, I am also a freelance reviewer for Howard … Continue reading
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Tagged books, coming of age, contemporary fiction, death, deceit, Eden, faith, grieving, literature, loss, love, murder, mystery, nicole baart, paradise, Sleeping in Eden, suicide
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Veronica The Pajama Thief 