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Vicki’s 2025 Year in Books
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Surviving Sue: An inspirational survivor's story about a daughter and her life with a mother who was riddled with alcoholism, Alzheimer's, anxiety, depression, and Munchausen's.
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Slivers
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Peek Inside: “Slivers” – Spooky Attic
I’ve described my new book as a ghost story.
There are mystical, magical moments drawn from my imagination and a few from my childhood…the crossover aspect I’ve mentioned…connecting threads between “Surviving Sue” and “Slivers”.
Some of the connective tissue is wrapped up in shiver-worthy moments with my mom related to an attic.
Yes…there’s an attic in “Slivers” and yes…when I wrote scenes
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"If you are looking to read a book that keeps you engaged and wanting to know more Silvers is for you. It brings you into life in the 70's to a family's intricate dynamic that is complex and interesting. Though fictional, the narrative is rooted in th"
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"Disembodied voices. Moving objects. Mind-reading. We jump right into Vicki Atkinson’s Slivers with her characters besieged by supernatural forces they don't understand. The slivers are getting bolder; a terrible tension is building. With Atkinson’s “"
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"You may think your family is a tribe of misfits, but what if there’s a backstory from generations earlier? I’ve never chewed my fingernails, but I could have with this story of ancestral secrets run amok. Teenagers living with secrets, rituals, tensi"
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| P.J. Gudka’s “Perfect” is a gem of a story. I was instantly intrigued by characters conveying pain and presence, flaws and redeeming qualities thanks to Gudka's excellent artistry. It’s hard to believe this is her first novel! With a knack for keepin ...more | |
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Wish I Was Here: Even When Invisible, There's No Place to Hide (Wish Trilogy Book 1)
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| “Wish I Was Here” is a fabulous read – full of characters who are both believable and loveable with loads of humor and suspense woven throughout. Ilsa Rey created a snappy story that kept me ultra-engaged and the twists…and turns? So good! This is a ...more | |
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Lauren Scott's beautiful new book, "King Copper - Our Dog's Life in Poetry" stole my heart. Sadly, one of the common denominators in life is loss. When those I care about - friends, family, clients, former students - reach out and share their grief ab ...more |
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Deborah Brasket’s “When Things Go Missing” is a must-read, a beautifully crafted story about the kaleidoscopic facets within families. As paradoxical as it sounds, Brasket reveals a truth often overlooked about life and relationships. No matter how mu ...more |
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Vicki Atkinson
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D. Peach’s review
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Surviving Sue: An inspirational survivor's story about a daughter and her life with a mother who was riddled with alcoholism, Alzheimer's, anxiety, depression, and Munchausen's.
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Vicki Atkinson
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Dave Williams's review
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Surviving Sue: An inspirational survivor's story about a daughter and her life with a mother who was riddled with alcoholism, Alzheimer's, anxiety, depression, and Munchausen's.:
"This book stretches from Sue’s childhood to her death, and the bulk is through Vicki’s experiences with her mom. Sue has two sisters (Louisa and Carolyn) and one brother (Keith), and they drop in at various points in the book.
As a young adult, Sue ma" Read more of this review » |
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