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Review: Invisible: An Eclectic, Imaginative, And Entertaining Collection Of Stories 0
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- September 19, 2018
The author conjured up a captivating anthology of nineteen stimulating short stories. This eclectic array danced to the tune of many different drums touching upon untold genres. The storylines flip-flopped between characters from many walks of life – lighting on humor – roosting on fantasy. Each tale with its own unique appeal was eloquently delivered.
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Review: Tales From The Warming: Near-Future Stories Examine Human Impact Of Climate Crisis 0
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- September 17, 2018
Goodreads Summary Tales from The Warming is unique in the annals of climate fiction, a new literary genre spawned in the last decade by the climate crisis. The anthology of 10 short stories takes readers all over the world and over time to experience—in human terms—the growing impact of what the author has dubbed “The
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Review: The Irrationalist: Math, Secret Societies, And An Insane Plot Twist 0
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- September 17, 2018
There are French, German and Latin references galore in this book, taking you back to an era of war and discord in these countries. The story, at first, was extremely slow to start, info dumping and lots of background on characters keeping the pace halted. The writing style is descriptive and reads leisurely. While I
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Review: Rosemary In Bloom: Love, War, And Second Chances 0
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- September 13, 2018
One of my favorite periods in time is captured within the era of World War II, a milestone in American history. The author presented a heartwarming, sometimes heartbreaking narrative that spilled over into an emotional roller coaster ride fraught with unpredictable romance. My heart hammered rhythmically with each passing scene. The main character, Rosemary, was
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Review: The Irrationalist: History, Philosophy, And An Enthralling Murder Mystery 0
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- September 8, 2018
Set in Europe in the 1600s, The Irrationalist: The Tragic Murder of René Descartes is an overlong but enthralling mystery. Told from the point of view of Adrien, a Jesuit sent by his church to investigate Descartes’ death. As the amateur sleuth finds a multitude of suspects, the book quickly becomes a mystery set in an
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Review: In The Autobiography Of Satan, The Prince of Darkness Protests Age-Old Bum Rap 0
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- September 8, 2018
William Glasser constructed an ingenious tale of our perception of evil as told in the first person by none other than by the king of hell himself – Satan. The character-driven storyline harkened back to the time when the Prince of Darkness was first conceived in the minds of early man. If for example, the
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