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Chapter 4
She didn’t know where Will Call was, and besides, she’d never given Gabriel her last name so she doubted they’d have her down, so she bought a one-day pass and followed a group of teens dressed as the cast of The Avengers into the convention center.
Stopping dead in her tracks, she saw it: a vertical hanging banner in the lobby announcing featured artist and writer Gabriel West as the main panel sp Read more of this blog post »
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"I've read a lot of Jennifer Brasington-Crowley's books, and I love following the evolution of her writing as every novel offers something a little more than the last, the story telling elements keep growing off each other. Even though "Pinky Swear" i"
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What kind of patriarchal propaganda BS did I just read? This started out SO STRONG. I was hooked and scared out of my mind. Other Mommy is a terrifying entity and the descriptions haunted me when I tried to sleep at night. The first 30%, I was thinkin ...more |
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| What a fun ride! In the same vein of camp as Desperate Housewives, we follow 3 friends in a wealthy New Hampshire suburb get tangled up in a murder investigation. As happens in stories like these, we dig up a lot of delicious dirt on everyone involve ...more | |
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| Powerful and beautiful, Bruening gives readers reason to pause and look at spiritualism through a practical, relevant and timely lens. I especially appreciated the way the author speaks of respecting nature as well as fellow humans. You can feel the ...more | |
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| Holy cow! I can't remember how I heard about this book, but boy am I a (maybe???) glad I did. The maybe is because the people in this are so horrible and depraved, it was just awful to read about the atrocities. BUT the author did an incredible job o ...more | |
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| What happens when a utopia becomes dystopian? That's the question in Nannette Kreitzman's latest short story. I was riveted by the opening sequence - a scientist meddling with the brains of psychopaths, and couldn't wait to see where Kreitzman's brai ...more | |
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| DNF. I couldn't get past the first few pages, the writing was so poor and immature. One-dimensional stereotypes and written like something a middle schooler would post on Wattpad. No offense to middle schoolers posting on Wattpad - that takes a lot o ...more | |
“If you've got two pockets, you really have something!”
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“One day you look at the world with eyes full of wonder, then suddenly you lose yourself in your thoughts, and I… I find myself wishing you would find your way back through me.”
― When we were sea and stars
― When we were sea and stars
“I loved him. I loved him in a clumsy, ridiculous way, but that was unmistakably love; a feeling I had craved for so long, I’d almost lost hope. It made perfect sense that it was James who gifted it to me.”
― When we were sea and stars
― When we were sea and stars
“But sometimes I wonder if blaming it all on fate isn’t only an excuse. Maybe we say, ‘it was destiny,’ because we’re afraid to admit that we gave up.”
― When we were sea and stars
― When we were sea and stars