What Heals the Heart by Karen A. Wyle (Book Review #653)

What heals the heart is a historical romance written about Joshua Gibbs. The story is set around the Civil War time, and Joshua still remains to have nightmares from the experiences encountered during the war. He is a doctor and has a dog who is his friend and companion.

 

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Interviewing Natasha Deen

  1. What’s your favorite thing that someone else has written?

Hands down, my favorite book is Watty Piper’s The Little Engine that Could.

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Why I write? By Romario Ashley

 

Why I write? By Romario Ashley

What does it mean to write? What does it mean to pull words out of the air and create images for others to see? For a long time, I ignored those questions and I was content with living a life I thought I wanted. I’ve always been creative but for some reason, I always channeled my passions the wrong way. I wrote from time to time, back then it was a passing fancy at best. I graduated from culinary school and plied my trade thinking that the void in my heart would be filled if I only spent more time in kitchens, more time slaving away over a hot stove for a paycheck and the possibility of a dream coming true, knowing it would never come. Read More

Seeing the Story by Jackson Coppley

Seeing the Story by Jackson Coppley

 

I have an active imagination. Always have. When my children were little, I put them to bed asking what type of story they would like. It may be simple, a trip to the beach with their cousins. It may be grand, reaching for the stars. Then I would make up a story on the spot. Read More

Divinity Falling by Nour Zikra (Book Review #643)

Divinity falling is a dark fantasy novel written about Addy. Her brother, Reed disappears after Adriel, a strange man with peculiar burned marks shows up in her life. Lucifer captures Reed, the angel of hell but Addy is not convinced and believes the disappearance has something to do with Adriel.

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