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Tag Archives: love
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: 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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BOOK REVIEW: The Beautiful Daughters – Nicole Baart
The Beautiful Daughters by Nicole Baart My rating: 5 of 5 stars You can run from your past for only so long. For every five steps forward you take, your past takes six, until the distance between tomorrow, today and … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrienne Vogt, book review, daughters, death, fiction, Harper Penny, love, nicole baart, power, secrets, THE BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTERS
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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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VICKI ABELSON’S WRITING CHALLENGE 2 – WHAT SCARES YOU?: SECRETS
In Vicki Ableson’s second 30 Day Writing Challenge, we are supposed to write about what scares us. This is going to be an interesting 30 days. Dr. Kay is back on speed-dial. ~*~ Day 5 of Vicki’s WC2… There are three … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Life Is A Journey, Non-Fiction
Tagged dark, death, dreams, fear, holes, home, hope, life, love, memories, mental-health, mortality, relationships, revelation, scars, secrets, Vicki Ableson, writing, writing challenge
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VICKI ABELSON’S WRITING CHALLENGE 2 – WHAT SCARES YOU?: I AM MY PARENTS’ CHILD
In Vicki Ableson’s second 30 Day Writing Challenge, we are supposed to write about what scares us. This is going to be an interesting 30 days. Dr. Kay is back on speed-dial. ~*~ Day 3 of Vicki’s WC2… ~*~ I’m definitely my … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Life Is A Journey, Non-Fiction
Tagged death, dreams, fear, home, hope, life, love, memories, mental-health, mortality, scars, Vicki Ableson, writing, writing challenge
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VICKI ABELSON’S WRITING CHALLENGE 2 – WHAT SCARES YOU?: LOSING MY FATHER
In Vicki Ableson’s second 30 Day Writing Challenge, we are supposed to write about what scares us. This is going to be an interesting 30 days. I wonder if I need to put Dr. Kay back on speed-dial? ~*~ ~*~ … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Life Is A Journey, Non-Fiction
Tagged death, dreams, fear, hope, life, love, memories, mental-health, scars, writing
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rewind…
◄◄ words… sounds… bits and chops… swirling ‘round my brain… just tryin’ to make some sense… sleep eludes… dawn intrudes… ◄◄ i can’t love you any more… don’t wanna love you any less… ◄◄ you’re in my heart… you’re in … Continue reading
FLASH FICTION FRIDAY – F3 – CYCLE 97 – CROSSROADS: WHEN YOU REACH THE CROSSROADS…
This week’s prompt is Flannery Alden’s favorite painting, John Rogers Cox’s ‘Gray and Gold’, which resides at the Cleveland Museum of Art. Prompt: Use the painting ‘Gray and Gold’ as inspiration and setting for your story. Word Limit: 1,300 words … Continue reading
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Tagged crossroads, Flash Fiction Friday, gray and gold, john rogers cox, love, second chances
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Veronica The Pajama Thief 