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John Scheck
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Coffee, Wine, Café Terraces
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September 2017
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"This was not good.
I don’t want to rate it because Wendig is a great author but these characters were so unlikable. They didn’t have a single good motivation. Their supposed love interests were forgotten about in the next chapter, and then would just " Read more of this review » |
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" My vanity as a “well read” person is refuted by the fact that I’m just now, at the age of 66, reading this classic American Novel. Being a Midwesterner myself, having been to college in Kansas not far from the Oklahoma border, I’m further chastened."
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BLOOD ON THE BONES (The Lauren Pauling Thrillers Book 3):
"Blood on the Bones is another good Lauren Pauling mystery by Dan Ames. If it wasn't for the fact that I love this author I wouldn't have read this book. I don't like serial killer stories with details. But this one is good. The twist in the story is "
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""The services that the government provides to Indians might be likened to rent. The rent for use of the entire country of the United States."
A deeply personal, sad story and a painful history lesson. I am glad I finally got to read it." |
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| Suzan is an ambitious Seattle food influencer who escapes a brutal past by reinventing herself through cooking, travel, and social media success, only to discover that rising visibility brings danger as well as opportunity. When her growing brand pul ...more | |
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Ha, I just added this guy's photo to his author page yesterday. I just saw "The Get Out" with Russel Crowed based in Perry's novel "Strip." Crap movie
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John Scheck has lived in four countries on three continents. In no particular order, these include eight years in Lower Queen Anne in Seattle; the Mir
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I write crime fiction and read tons of it. Maybe too much...but what else do I have to do? Not sure if links are allowed in the comments, but you can
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“A winner never quits and a quitter can get a partial refund on that gym membership you never use.”
― Nothing Personal
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“Either lead, follow, or sit down and have a glass of wine with one of these dates wrapped in bacon. Delicious!”
― Nothing Personal
― Nothing Personal
“Either lead, follow, or sit down and have a glass of wine with one of these dates wrapped in bacon. Delicious!”
― Nothing Personal
― Nothing Personal
“A winner never quits and a quitter can get a partial refund on that gym membership you never use.”
― Nothing Personal
― Nothing Personal
“The mail between Europe and the USA is so slow and unreliable that I have started to preface my letters with ‘By the time you read this, I may already be dead’ instead of ‘Dear So-and-So.”
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“As an atheist, when you ask me to pray for something it’s like asking me to blow on the dice so you can roll a lucky seven.”
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