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Tracey Morait
Goodreads Author
Born
Liverpool, The United Kingdom
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January 2015
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Tempting Fake
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Episode
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2019
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2 editions
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Epiworld
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2010
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3 editions
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Big Brother
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2012
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3 editions
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Goalden Girl
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2007
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3 editions
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Abbie's Rival
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2008
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Goalden Sky
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2014
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2 editions
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Tracey’s Recent Updates
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| One Morning in Paris: Why Can't Emily Forget Her Kiss in Paris has a promising premise, starting with a chance encounter in a Parisian cafe between Emily, who has moved from Paris to London, and the dashing Daniel Levine, who wants to get to know her ...more | |
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| Regression therapy is somewhat of a far-fetched concept to me, but because I've never been put in that situation, I can't really make an informed judgement on whether it actually works or not. For the characters of You and I Forever, it is the major ...more | |
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"A fast-moving, imaginative story about a teenage girl with epilepsy whose seizures unexpectedly open the door to time travel. While on holiday in Cyprus, she is drawn into ancient Sparta and becomes involved in the unfolding story of Helen of Troy an"
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Unity's Quest: The Enchanted Secrets of Greenvale is a young adult novella with some problems. For a kick-off, it starts as a teen love story: Ethan and Lily meet at their high school as new kids and fall in love. So far, so romantic, but instead of d ...more |
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"I enjoyed Epiworld. I found it easy to get into with good world-building and a relatable protagonist. I was able to hand it off to my 13-year-old son after reading it and he's enjoying it so far, as well. Set in a future where all illnesses have been"
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"I just finished Epiworld, and I have to say—it surprised me in the best way. At first, I thought it was going to be a typical dystopian future story. You know, strict government control, robot enforcers, and a society obsessed with perfection. And ye"
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| The premise of Love Child is very simple: Jessie, a young, unmarried mother, gives up her baby daughter for adoption following a traumatic tragedy and years later, with the help of a private detective, traces Caity's whereabouts to Australia. Jessie ...more | |
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| In this fast-paced, short novella, we meet a group of five young friends who decide to spend time exploring an abandoned castle. They are expecting nothing short of a harmless game of dare, but it turns out the castle has other ideas: it holds sinist ...more | |
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| Brother and sister Pearl and Francis always look forward to their exciting holidays with their grandparents and in this story they are off to Alaska for the first time to hike the Chilkoot Trail, an area famous for being part of the Klondike Gold Rus ...more | |
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| I love a tale based on a true story, so when I came across Birds in the Nest, I was eager to read it and wasn't disappointed. The book chronicles Minnie's family life (Minnie is the author's grandmother), Minnie is born into a farming family in Ulste ...more | |
“I am Iris, Goddess of the Rainbow, the Sea and the Sky, and a Messenger to the Gods.’
‘W-what?’ Any minute now, I’ll wake up!
.‘I am here to deliver a message from the Great Moon Goddess Selene, who speaks to you through the song of the Siren, that which seduces the soul with its beauty.”
― Episode
‘W-what?’ Any minute now, I’ll wake up!
.‘I am here to deliver a message from the Great Moon Goddess Selene, who speaks to you through the song of the Siren, that which seduces the soul with its beauty.”
― Episode
“I am Iris, Goddess of the Rainbow, the Sea and the Sky, and a Messenger to the Gods”
― Episode
― Episode
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“I am Iris, Goddess of the Rainbow, the Sea and the Sky, and a Messenger to the Gods”
― Episode
― Episode
“He clicked the Save button, and there was the sound of a trumpet fanfare. A cleverly designed Flash animation in emerald green illuminated in gold leapt out at him in a 3D effect like the titles of an epic film:
WELCOME, ASH, TO BIG BROTHER, THE AVENGER!
The words exploded in a shower of gold dust. A voice boomed chillingly, ‘If you want help to sort them out, look no further! Big Brother will avenge you!”
― Big Brother
WELCOME, ASH, TO BIG BROTHER, THE AVENGER!
The words exploded in a shower of gold dust. A voice boomed chillingly, ‘If you want help to sort them out, look no further! Big Brother will avenge you!”
― Big Brother
“Don’t you want to get well? Come on, Portia, this won’t be forever, mate: Dad’s confident, everyone’s behind you. Remember,’ I gave her an encouraging punch on the arm, ‘you’ll never walk alone, even if you are an Evertonian.’
She burst into floods of tears. ‘You mean I’ll never walk again!”
― Goalden Sky
She burst into floods of tears. ‘You mean I’ll never walk again!”
― Goalden Sky
“Writers are b*tc*ing about 140 characters. If you can't make a point in two sentences, how good is that book of yours really going to be?
Taken from Twitter Titters Volume 1 edited by John Rice”
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Taken from Twitter Titters Volume 1 edited by John Rice”
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