The Great Molasses Flood was a horrible event that took place in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1919. On January 15 of that year, a storage tank collapsed and sent over two millions of gallons of sweet, sticky molasses flowing out of the burst tank. Chaos as well as molasses flooded the streets. What a perfect time to commit a murder.
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Action/Adventure, Book Reviews, Books for Young People, Fiction Writing, Historical Fiction, Kentuckiana Authors
Miles and the Sons & Daughters of Liberty – a Review
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• •How well do you remember the history that you were taught in school? That probably depends upon whether you found your history class fascinating or boring. As a former homeschool parent, I discovered children learn better and retain more of what they are taught when the lessons are not dry and dull. Anyone is sure…
Book Reviews, Fantasy, Fiction Writing, New Words Learned, Science Fiction, Steampunk, Words
Boston Metaphysical Society: A Storm of Secrets – a Review
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• •When I opened and began to read Boston Metaphysical Society: A Storm of Secrets, I was transported into another life, another world, another place. Through the characters, I was able to experience things that I would otherwise never have had the pleasure—or displeasure—of experiencing. This book is a steampunk thriller, a subgenre of science fiction or fantasy…