How safe is all of the wonderful technology that we now have? Most of us carry cell phones with us everywhere we go. We tend to take out internet access for granted. They make life so much easier for us. But what if they were used against us? Asher Benson has moved out in the…
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Book Reviews, Dark Fiction, Fiction Writing, New Words Learned, Suspense/Thrillers, Words
The Freeing of Jonathon Mark – a Review
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BrainWeb – a Review
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Mind’s Eye – a Review
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• •Mind’s Eye is an intense science fiction/technothriller that you will keep you on the edge of your seat. Or maybe you will wear ruts in the floor from pacing while reading. Will the technological advances in this book really happen one day? And if they do, will there be an evil mastermind behind them? Nick…
Book Reviews, Fantasy, Fiction Writing, Historical Fiction, Kentuckiana Authors, New Words Learned, Science Fiction, Words
Shimmer – a Review
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• •We all studied the lost colony of Roanoke as part of history class when we were in school. I honestly don’t remember much about it. I remember that Virginia Dare, the first child born in the New World, was born in this colony. By this little girl’s third birthday, the entire colony had disappeared. Where…
Book Reviews, Fantasy, Humor, New Words Learned
The Life and Death (but mostly the death) of Erica Flynn – a Review
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Service Before Self – a Review
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Fevers – a Review
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The Orchid Bracelet – a Review
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• •Slavery and sex trafficking still occur today. In parts of the world, when a female is kidnapped, most of the time she is sold to serve others through slavery or prostitution. The horrifying things these girls and women are forced to endure should never be experienced by anyone. Allison Wagner, an American journalist, travels to…
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I Am Rembrandt’s Daughter – a Review
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• •Secrets. Every family, whether rich or poor, has them. What happens when these secrets are no longer hidden? What would it have been like to be the daughter of a famous painter? Fourteen-year-old Cornelia has a famous father, Rembrandt van Rijn. He was once greatly admired and his paintings sought after. Now he is tottering…