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The Scarlet Cowl was absolutely incredible! I finished it in one day because I literally couldn’t put it down. G.M. Parillo took Little Red Riding Hood, blended her with a dark superhero origin story, added a lycan curse, mafia warfare, and razor-sha ...more |
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Dying to Marry is a complex, fast-paced, high-stakes thriller that never lets you get comfortable. Just when you think you have a handle on what’s happening, the story shifts, raising the tension even higher. The suspense builds layer by layer, blendi ...more |
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I went in expecting a tense flood-survival thriller, and it delivered exactly that. Three college students, a rising river, a decision made just a little too late. But Joshua Bish isn't interested in the easy version of this story. As the flood worse ...more |
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“Magic is always there…
especially when we choose to look for it.”
― Soapy Sally and the Cousin Crew: Legacy of Bubble Fox Hollow
especially when we choose to look for it.”
― Soapy Sally and the Cousin Crew: Legacy of Bubble Fox Hollow
“Any book that helps a child to form a habit of reading, to make reading one of his deep and continuing needs, is good for him.”
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