And Then There Were Bodies - a Review

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Twain’s End – a Review

Reading was a huge part of schooling my children, and we read many books by Mark Twain: Puddnā€™head Wilson, Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn, The Prince and the Pauper, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthurā€™s Court, and Life on the Mississippi. His life was something we didnā€™t study though. I knew that he didn’t like people…

The Art of Teleportation ā€“ Guest Post by Richard Petracca

When you read, the words should magically teleport you to another land, time, or universe filled with other people, animals, or creatures. You lose yourself in a fantasy world and live vicariously through someone, maybe even something, else. The enchanting art of teleportation needs to be used as you write. Put yourself in the place…

Monday, Sunday ā€“ a Review

Monday, Sunday isnā€™t a book Ā that every person will be able handle reading. This book explores the boundaries of sexual attraction between older females and teenage boys. To broach such a difficult, almost taboo, subject took skill. Fenton Grace did an amazing job writing this tale of love and betrayal. I knew before I got…