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The Secret of Blue Lake by Marcy Blesy (Book Review #1616)
‘The Secret of Blue Lake’ is a fictional tale about Meg Popkins, a Chicago news reporter who moves to a tiny town in Michigan, away from her family and familiar territory, to find herself and possibly forget about her loved one.
While adjusting to the new norm, Meg meets Brian Welter, a confident reporter who helps her know about Blue Lake, her town, and maybe more.
The fictional tale is filled with intrigue. The twists and turns aren’t foreseen, and since the pace of the story is steady, you are on a steady road to an exciting read.
The cover design of the book is attractive and represents the content inside. I recommend this read to mystery and romance readers.
Written by Jeyran Main
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How to Fall in Love With Writing by Anique Sara Taylor
How to Fall in Love With Writing
How I Began My Writing Practice:
When going through a complicated business situation years ago, it was difficult to connect with writing, between all the office emails, calls, meetings, and letters. Even though I’m a night owl, I began to experiment with getting up very early in the morning to write before the business day began.
Read MoreInterview with Sara Hosey
- What’s your favorite thing you have written?
I’m pretty excited about Dirty Suburbia, my debut “literary fiction” for adults. I have three young adult novels already out in the world, and I love those books, too, but I am very proud of this collection.
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Writing Your Characters by Dennis Scheel
I was talking with a friend about writing and the complexities of character development suddenly hit me.
Read MoreConnect by Mark Ebinger (Book Review #942)
Connect is a self-help book geared to assist the reader in creating a more meaningful life. Author Mark Ebinger shares personal stories and strategies so we can reconnect with our human nature.
Read MoreTHE DREAMKEEPERS: An Invictus Mystery Thriller by Antonio Zadra (Book REview #807)
The dreamkeepers is a mystery thriller about Dr. James Dillan. He is called to investigate a crime due to the death of a woman in the Italian Alps. As he researches, uncovers more clues, and ideas of how the crime happens, James plunges into a world that also becomes a self-discovery journey. There are things he has to deal with about his past.
Read MoreInterview With Cheryl Wilder
What’s your favorite thing you have written?
I wrote an essay, “Where Are We Going After This?” centered around the last hours of my mom’s life. To me, the essay memorializes her and my relationship. I was honored to be with her when she died, even though it was a little traumatic in how things unfolded. I can’t say the essay is a favorite—I’m not sure I have a favorite. But I return to it more than I do any other piece of my writing.
Read MoreCancel culture by Dennis Scheel
Scott Cawthon, the creator of FNAF (Five Nights At Freddy’s) was recently doxed and his family was threatened with home invasions, forcing him to retire. But what could cause a debacle like that? I found it shocking, but his political views led to his ‘cancelation’. The news story about Scott made me think about the world we live in now, where religious, political, or even benign, ill-stated remarks have led to such severe consequences for a person and their art.
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