A woman, Evelyn, disappears into thin air. For some reason, her disappearance intrigues Virginia Knightly, a journalist. Virginia wants to know what happened to Evelyn, why she simply vanished into thin air while on a walk. Maybe her curiosity is piqued because she recognizes this woman from a video clip she has seen. She just…
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Fiction Writing, New Words Learned, Words, Writing, Writing Prompts and Exercises
The Writer’s Journal
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• •Do you dream? Do entire novels play themselves out in your imagination each night as you are peacefully, or not so peacefully, slumbering? Perhaps you daydream. Do you lose track of where you are and what is going on because you have been sucked into a world your mind has created? Does it distress you…
Book Reviews, Fiction Writing, Historical Fiction, New Words Learned, Words
The Munich Girl – a Review
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• •War is a horrible thing. But sometimes, war is necessary. Towns, villages, and cities are destroyed. Many lives are changed, some for the better and some for the worse. Anna is about to discover just how World War II changed her life. Instead of focusing on the horrors of the crimes the Nazis committed during…
Book Reviews, Fiction Writing, Historical Fiction, New Words Learned, Words
The Confessions of Young Nero – a Review
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Onyx Webb: Book Five: Episodes 13, 14, & 15 – a Review
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Serial Killer – a Review
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Everything You Want Me to Be – a Review
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• •Keeping secrets is not always a good thing. Lying to others in order to use them so that everything goes your way can be deadly. This haunting story of secrets, love, manipulation, and murder is told from three points of view—Del, the small-town sheriff; Peter, the English teach caught in a marriage that is crumbling;…
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The Fifth Petal – a Review
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Secrets: A Tisha Ariel Nikkole Novel #4 – a Review
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• •Do you keep secrets from your significant other? Does he or she keep secrets from you? How damaging would this be to a relationship? Shout and Tisha are no longer together, but it is Shout’s own fault for choosing his murderous father over his fiance. That had to hurt. So Tisha is starting life anew…
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Once Upon a Fairy Tale – a Review
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• •The Brothers Grimm didn’t water down their fairy tales when they wrote them; modern society has done that. In their original form, they are full of violence, blood, and gore. Times were different when the Brothers Grimm wrote their fairy tales, and yes, they were intended to be read to children. But Once Upon a Fairy…