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Day of Darkness โ a Review
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• •Never did I imagine that anything would end the friendship of Nathan and Albin. Those two have been through so much and fought side by side against the cannibals. But this friendship ended on a bad note with one of them being shot by the other. Now, not only does Nathan have to stop the oil-drooling cannibals, he has do so with Albin working against him.
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Ways of Darkness (Unclean Evolution, Book 2) โ a Review
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• •San Francisco was the site of horrible terrorist attack where a contagion was unleashed that turned humans into oil-drooling zombies. At the end of book one, Nathan, who believes himself to be Godโs chosen savior to restore control, manages to escape infection and death. Now the race is on to see who will end up…
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LC Champlin – Truth is Stranger Than Fiction: Using History and Real-Life Events in Fiction
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• •The best lie has a nugget of truth. Likewise, the best fictional story has a nugget, or maybe an entire Happy Meal, of reality. Check out any fantasy book, and you’ll find parallels to either present or historical elements. They might be leaders, wars, or social movements. So why is truth stranger than fiction? In…
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Behold Darkness: Wolves of the Apocalypse (Unclean Evolution, Book 1) โ a Review
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The Power of Music โ Guest Post by LC Champlin
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• •Who doesn’t like music? To say music is powerful is the understatement of the millennium. It activates our brain in ways nothing else can. It makes us feel emotions and remember times gone by. We know thousandsโif not tens of thousandsโof songs, but we think nothing of it. Music is an alphabet of twelve notes…