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James’s 2025 Year in Books
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James D.A. Terry
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Insights and Journeys with James
If you’ve ever found yourself curled up with a mystery novel, heart racing as the plot thickens, then you’re in for a treat. Today, I want to take you on a little journey through the world of James D. A. Terry, a name that’s been quietly making waves in the mystery genre. His books are not just stories; they’re experiences, invitations to step into a world where every shadow hides a secret, and ev Read more of this blog post »
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"If you never see a ghost is haunting or a miracle? I found this book delightful, and not just because I used to work for a small community church. It has over 50 chapters, but the story is a fast read, and it is not all sunshine and roses. The situat"
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| If Christmas had a heartbeat, it might sound like the gentle rhythm of Sgt. Windflower’s footsteps through the snowy streets of Grand Bank. In Christmas in Newfoundland 3: Sgt. Windflower Holiday Tales, Mike Martin once again invites readers into a w ...more | |
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| A Capital Mystery is more than a collection of 21 short mysteries—it’s a love letter to Ottawa and its surrounding landscapes, penned by voices both seasoned and emerging. From the gritty charm of Lowertown to the quiet intrigue of the Gatineau Hills ...more | |
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“Are we freemen or are we serfs?
Clearly, the government owns what you earn and, because they are a benevolent authority, allow you to keep a portion. By definition then, you are a serf.”
― Freeman or Serf
Clearly, the government owns what you earn and, because they are a benevolent authority, allow you to keep a portion. By definition then, you are a serf.”
― Freeman or Serf
“He watched as the undercurrent buffeted the milfoil and hydrillia. He could see an old rusted bicycle moving gently to and fro with the ebb and flow. Old soft drink bottles and beer cans littered the lake bed and silt, like dust in the wind, rose in tiny clouds. The visibility was poor, only a few feet but he could see eerie shadows lurking beyond what seemed a wall of murky greyness.
He didn't know how long he had been sitting in his car watching but the brutal, debilitating cold was beginning to seep into his depths, indeed into his very soul. He knew the loathsome carnivorous scavengers would soon be emerging.”
― The Paladin
He didn't know how long he had been sitting in his car watching but the brutal, debilitating cold was beginning to seep into his depths, indeed into his very soul. He knew the loathsome carnivorous scavengers would soon be emerging.”
― The Paladin
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