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""The labyrinth is my prison, not because I can't find the end, but because I know when I do, you'll be gone"
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| Although I have never, and will never experience being a foster parent with a drug exposed newborn, I found my heart tugged and so much empathy for this journey. I laughed and cried, I connected and questioned my own depth as I learned of this family ...more | |
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A masterful red herring of a story. I watched this TV show, and I still was shocked by the end of the book. This is a remarkably well told story that does a wonderful job of positioning, the unreliable narrator, and then flipping the script and reveal ...more |
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What a great story! I live in Florida, and was told this was a must read. I absolutely loved the dynamics of the family and all of the Side stories that revealed the history and the landscape of 19th century and 20th century Florida. It kind of felt l ...more |
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“The best part of having your dreams come true is you get to make new ones!”
― Clifton Chase and the Arrow of Light
― Clifton Chase and the Arrow of Light
“Your story should open as a door to the reader, where the action has already begun and they have to run to keep up.”
― Strait of Hormuz
― Strait of Hormuz
“The best part of having your dreams come true is you get to make new ones!”
― Clifton Chase and the Arrow of Light
― Clifton Chase and the Arrow of Light
“Who can blame the poor lad for not advertising his rather unique name? Especially when his mother’s maiden name is Jewel Diamond Sunrise and his grandmother’s is Dawn Moonbeam Sunrise. Dawn Sunrise, such a pretty name. And it is true that your mother was almost named Red Sky Sunrise, but your grandfather said he would divorce her mother if she didn’t change it. He was in the navy and thought that it was a bad omen. Red sky in the morning, sailor take warning, you know. And Max’s grandmother didn’t tell anyone that she considered calling her daughter Sunset Sunrise. Catchy isn’t it?”
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Write a Book that Doesn't Suck: A No Nonsense Guide to Writing Epic Fiction"There are likely many books in this genre, but Engle’s accessible writing, original tips and enjoyable examples make this a memorable and inspirational read." --The Booklife Prize in Fiction
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