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Forgotten Evil by Quill Holland (Book Review #1367)
Forgotten Evil is a science fiction story about Raith, who is 30 years old and only remembers the last two years of his life. He lives on Planet Gaia and has a lovely life until his girlfriend is captured, and he stops at nothing to save her.
Read MoreAn Accidental Parisian by Juliet Young (Book Review #1366)
An Accidental Parisian is a memoir about Juliet and her journey going to Paris. Her plan is to stay there for two years, learn a few things, including French and have some adventure, but little does she know that her life is changed.
Read MoreRevolution by David Dorrough (Book Review #1365)
Revolution Is a dark humor fictional tale, and its added contemporary comedic element creates a very interesting read. Bill and Yvonne Smede are two middle-aged protagonists living in California, introducing all the drama that comes with their life, friends and relations.
Read MoreMarty and Lenny by Tania Woznicki (Book Review #1364)
‘Marty and Lenny’ is a children’s picture book about two monkeys with different personalities. Marty is polite, and Lenny is a bit of a bully. The combination of both delivers a beautiful story that engages the young mind and brings a smile to your face.
Read More28 Disastrous Dates by Poppy Mortimer (Book Review #1363)
‘28 Disastrous Dates’ is a memoir written with much humor and the realization of how harsh the dating world is.
Read MoreRUNNING AT HIALEAH by Don Marinelli (Book Review #1362)
RUNNING AT HIALEAH is a dark humor book that instantly grabs your attention from the start and keeps you laughing until the end. The concept of the story is strong and written so well that you are amazed.
Read MoreHomeschooling on a Budget Jessica Marie Baumgartner (Book Review #1361)
Homeschooling on a budget is a nonfiction self-help book teaching parents how to homeschool their children based on either having the inability to send them to private school or just preference.
Read MoreCancer, Covid and Me by Marisa Wray (Book Review #1360)
‘Cance, Covid and Me’ is a memoir about how an individual can overcome having cancer at a time when everything is shut down, and due to Covid, no operations are being conducted. Marissa’s story is told in a very raw way, and you get to understand how everything falls into place for this strong woman.
Read MoreInspiring quotes to keep authors afloat by Lindsey Bakken
There’s a beautiful state of being—what experts call a flow state—that sometimes overtakes authors while writing. It’s like time ceases to exist, and a writer is fully invested in/experiencing the words as they come.
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