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When I first started reading this book, I was puzzled. It definitely feels like it is written by a poet. Laid out in paragraphs and phrases as a poet would. It took me a few minutes to catch the rhythm, but once I did, it pulled me in to this haunting story. I want to read more by B.C. London, but I have yet to find more by him.
Thank you so much, Barbara. I’m grateful for your kind words. I’m currently working on the next book and hope to have more for you to read soon.
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Apr 24, 2026 12:39PM
When I first started reading this book, I was puzzled. It definitely feels like it is written by a poet. Laid out in paragraphs and phrases as a poet would. It took me a few minutes to catch the rhythm, but once I did, it pulled me in to this haunting story. I want to read more by B.C. London, but I have yet to find more by him.
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Thank you so much, Barbara. I’m grateful for your kind words. I’m currently working on the next book and hope to have more for you to read soon.