How far would you go to achieve immortality? The story begins in modern-day Cameroon, Africa, then travels back to the Kingdom of Kesmet in 1720 BC then on to modern day Los Angeles, California. I really wondered how the author was going to weave all three places together in a way that made sense, but…
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My Process and the Importance of an Editor – Guest Post by Jonathan Woodrow
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• •Book Reviews, Dark Fiction, Fantasy, Fiction Writing, Horror, New Words Learned, Science Fiction, Suspense/Thrillers, Words
Wasteland Gods – a Review
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Confusing Words from Flew to Foreword
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• •Collective Nouns, Fiction Writing, Phobias, Poisons, Writing Prompts and Exercises
A Leap of Frogs & Ranidaphobia
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The Inquisitor’s Niece – a Review
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Asher’s War (Asher Benson Book 3) – a Review
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• •After the horrifying events that took place in Arthur’s Creek, West Virginia, Asher Benson has remained hidden, but he longs to find the man who caused those events to take place. The story begins in the subway system of Washington, D.C. If you read Madness, you remember the insanity that went on in Arthur’s Creek.…
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Privacy: A Tisha Ariel Nikkole Novel #2 – a Review
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• •Exclusive ended in a cliffhanger, and Privacy picks up right where it left off. Many of life’s problems are addressed in the book: dishonesty, sex trafficking, murder, transgender issues. Tisha Ariel Nikkole’s soap opera life is never boring. She doesn’t have a yellow brick road to follow, so she has to do what she believes…