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Turned
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2014
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Malevolent (The Puzzle Box Trilogy #1)
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2015
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Fire and Ice Cream (The Draconic Mysteries Book 1)
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The Song of the Rose (The Celestial Fairytales Book 1)
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Storm Chase
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2013
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Blade and Staff for Hire
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The Bramblewood Werebear (Regency Shifter #2)
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Malcontent (The Puzzle Box Trilogy, #2)
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Of Stars and Ashes (The Celestial Fairytales Book 2)
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A Stitch of Honor
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2015
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Children of the Sky Beast – chapter 10: A conjugal agreement
Lucas awoke at the usual time and ran through his morning routine. The bullet scratch on his upper arm had stiffened and was very sore. Working around it to shower and dress was tricky. He took a little time to pray part of the Rosary, giving thanks. Only God’s mercy had spared him and his team the previous day. The bullet would have hit his head instead of his arm if he had moved a few inches to
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I saw other reviews calling this the best book of the series. I enjoyed Swallows and Amazons, and the sequel. The third one is apparently a weird filler book you can skip. Then there's this one. It's Christmas vacation. The Swallows, the Amazons, and ...more |
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| This is a book set in WWII. The hero, Josh, is limping his damaged bomber back to base when a friendly fighter jet flies up beside him and shoots him down. Josh is the only survivor and swears revenge. Lots of cuts back and forth between Josh and the ...more | |
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| I picked this up for the Western atmosphere and boy it did not disappoint. Basically the whole book is a three way manhunt for the WHOLE BOOK. I read it in one sitting. Great suspense. | |
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| I enjoyed this book when I was a kid, and today I read it to my kids. We had a fantastic time. I would stop for a drink of water and they would clamor for me to continue. Great entertainment from a great author. | |
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| This book was vicious and gory and foul. I loved every word. The characters were a kick, Americans and Japanese alike. Guadalcanal was a really terrible place in WWII. | |
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| I really enjoyed the first book, and wasn't sure what to expect from book 2. The Swallow shipwrecked? They go camping instead? Well, as it turns out, Swallowdale is almost more of a hoot than book 1 was. The Amazons are being forced to behave like gi ...more | |
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| I've been reading about intermittent fasting and wondering how you did it. I read about it in the Obesity Code by Jason Fung. Great book, but when I tried fasting I thought I was going to die. So this book comes along and helps me understand how a wo ...more | |
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| The summary sounds unnecessarily grim for what is essentially a "recovering from trauma" book. Gabe understandably didn't handle book 2 well. The first half of the book is basically him trying to recover while the bad guys try to recapture him and th ...more | |
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| Good book! Just finished reading it to my kids. It's a little darker than book 1, but there's plenty of funny parts still. The trouble is that my kids know all the Dobby memes and would yell them out every time Dobby showed up. :-D ...more | |
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“Jesus promised his disciples three things—that they would be completely fearless, absurdly happy, and in constant trouble.”
― The Gospel of Luke - Enlarged Print Edition
― The Gospel of Luke - Enlarged Print Edition
“Sometimes it's beautiful and we fall in love with all that story. Even after a thousand pages we don't want to leave the world the writer has made for us, or the make-believe people who live there. You wouldn't leave after two thousand pages, if there were two thousand. The Rings trilogy of J.R.R.Tolkien is a perfect example of this. A thousand pages of hobbits hasn't been enough for three generations of post-World War II fantasy fans; even when you add in that clumsy, galumphing dirigible of an epilogue, The Silmarillion, it hasn't been enough. Hence Terry Brooks, Piers Anthony, Robert Jordan, the questing rabbits of Watership Down, and half a hundred others. The writers of these books are creating the hobbits they still love and pine for; they are trying to bring Frodo and Sam back from the Grey Havens because Tolkien is no longer around to do it for them.”
― On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft
― On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft
“Fantasy elevates ordinary and eternal problems of young people into stories via the language of myth. It turns “No one really knows me” into “I’ve got a secret identity.” It turns “I don’t understand why other people act the way they do” into “I’m trapped in a faerie realm.” It turns “my high school must have been built over the mouth of hell” into “my high school must have been built over the mouth of hell.”
There are certain things in life that are glorious, and they are glorious for everyone. There are more that are hard, and they are hard for everyone. We like to see these things retold, but with dragons.”
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There are certain things in life that are glorious, and they are glorious for everyone. There are more that are hard, and they are hard for everyone. We like to see these things retold, but with dragons.”
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