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SAY SOMETHING by Jeremy Clarke (Book Review #784)
Say something is a short book of poetry providing a biographical window into the author’s life. Jeremy Clarke believes that every person’s journey in life should be heard and told. The inspiration comes from within his soul as does the desire to encourage others to speak their truth, to heal and live.
Read MoreThe Rational Emotive Train by Joseph Gill (Book Review #831)
The rational emotive train is a self-help book providing guidance and strategies to help the reader manage emotions, boost your defense system, cry, and experience so much more. The aim is to be a tool for resolving issues like stress and being grateful for what is there.
Hinterland by L. M. Brown (Book Review #783)
Hinterland is a fictional story written about family, love, and the importance of a father’s love for her daughter. Nicholas has a five-year-old daughter named Kate. Kate’s life falls apart when her mother disappears, and Nicholas does not reveal the real reason that has happened. This causes a lot of friction and ultimately results in Kate running away. At the same time, Ina, Nicholas’s childhood best friend and neighbor, is an outstanding person in Nicholas’s life. With the added drama, she too finds herself in an unsettled place.
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Root and Branch by Preston Fleming (Book Review #782)
Root and Branch is a political thriller written about Rogers Zorn, who is a security contractor. He learns that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has been using his companies’ discoveries in order to achieve their own disturbing purposes.
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