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McCaid’s 2024 Year in Books
Take a look at McCaid’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Dead River Official Trailer
Check out the book trailer for my YA thriller, DEAD RIVER, coming May 6.
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Dead River
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“The river speaks a language, something one isn’t born knowing but has to learn. I learned it from my dad. Some of it is wisdom, some of it skill. Some of it is the quirks and tendencies of a natural beast—the ebb and flow, the up and down, the flood draining down to a trickle. It’s all part of the river’s story, which it’s always willing to tell.”
― Dead River
― Dead River
“Change is a part of life, son,” says Grandpa. “But
you want to know two things that never change?”
“Death and taxes?” Grandma asks.
“No,” Grandpa says. “Sweet tea and snap peas.”
― Sweet Tea & Snap Peas
you want to know two things that never change?”
“Death and taxes?” Grandma asks.
“No,” Grandpa says. “Sweet tea and snap peas.”
― Sweet Tea & Snap Peas
“It’s nearly nightfall, the vast evening sky as resplendent and intricate as that quilt hanging from the wooden knob on the side of Grandma’s dresser. This sky is like the work of a seamstress, sown tangerine-orange, raspberry-pink, and dappled with cream-white clouds for an extra touch, the finished product so lush and vibrant that I could gape at it for hours.”
― Sweet Tea & Snap Peas
― Sweet Tea & Snap Peas
Topics Mentioning This Author
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| Bookworm Bitches : Lori G.'s (In Southern CA) Challenge Link | 17 | 154 | Mar 26, 2019 05:23PM | |
| Bookworm Bitches : * 2024 TBR TakeDown Challenge | 57 | 185 | Dec 29, 2024 02:59AM | |
| Bookworm Bitches : * 2024 Ultimate Million Pages Reading Challenge | 332 | 232 | Jan 18, 2025 04:34PM |
“The river speaks a language, something one isn’t born knowing but has to learn. I learned it from my dad. Some of it is wisdom, some of it skill. Some of it is the quirks and tendencies of a natural beast—the ebb and flow, the up and down, the flood draining down to a trickle. It’s all part of the river’s story, which it’s always willing to tell.”
― Dead River
― Dead River
“Change is a part of life, son,” says Grandpa. “But
you want to know two things that never change?”
“Death and taxes?” Grandma asks.
“No,” Grandpa says. “Sweet tea and snap peas.”
― Sweet Tea & Snap Peas
you want to know two things that never change?”
“Death and taxes?” Grandma asks.
“No,” Grandpa says. “Sweet tea and snap peas.”
― Sweet Tea & Snap Peas
“It’s Sunday—my grandparent’s favorite day of the week. To them, Sundays are good for three things: church, rest, and fried chicken from Piggly Wiggly.”
― Sweet Tea & Snap Peas
― Sweet Tea & Snap Peas
“If there's a feeling to home, it's this. A place where there are no secrets, where nothing stays buried; not the past and not yourself. Where you can be all the versions of you, see it all reflected back at you as you walk the same stairs, the same halls, the same rooms. Feel the ghost of your mother as you sit at the kitchen table, hear the words of your father circling round and round after dinner, and your brother stopping by, wishing you'd be a little better, a little stronger.... It's four walls echoing back everything you've ever been and everything you've ever done, and it's the people who stay despite it all. Through it all. For it all.”
― All the Missing Girls
― All the Missing Girls
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Thanks for friend invite, McCaid. I blame Goodreads and the wonderful people that have befriended me, and the ones I follow, for broadening my reading horizons and helping me discover gems I might have otherwise overlooked. I like the look of the collection on your shelves and see we have similar interests. Happy reading in the meantime.
