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For the love of writing, reading, and other artful pursuits. Other reviewers have already mentioned how action-packed this story is, but what I really like about it is how it still does a great job of balancing that action with character development.
A self-proclaimed eccentric redhead who writes Gay, Lesbian and Straight romance. You can find her at ktgrant.
Official Blog of Michael Haden, Author of A Deal With God, The Power of One.
An Urban Fantasy Writer, A Deadline Dame, Represented by Miriam Kriss. Harlequin Teen will be publishing my Norse YA trilogy! It will be a part of their new Harlequin Teen Digital First initiative.
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To round out his versatility as an author, James tapped into his own life experiences and crafted a series to help children cope with the deployment of a loved one.
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Detour from Normal by Ken Dickson. Received a free copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. When I was reading this memoir, I really wanted to like it. I tried so hard to like it, almost straining my mind to make the decision that this was a wonderful book.
A friend and I once worked out how many books a person could read in their lifetime. We were talking about a real reader, someone who read one book per week on average. Over a lifetime of reading - an average of 52 books per year for a lifetime of somewhere between 60 and 70 years - we came up with an approximation of 3500 books.
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