Monthly Archives: January 2018

Full Breach by N. Lawrence Mann
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Local Author New Release: Full Breach by N. Lawrence Mann

N. Lawrence Mann is a local Boston author who regularly commutes to Los Angeles. That’s a fairly long commute. Book Description: Full Breach Three years removed from a picturesque life, songwriter Brennen Reynold’s addiction is reaching a bizarre nadir, complete with severe headaches, tormented dreams, and a stray cat that is far from ordinary. His…

The Marsh King's Daughter Book Review
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The Marsh King’s Daughter by Karen Dionne Book Review

The Marsh King’s Daughter is a psychological suspense and thriller by author Karen Dionne. I snagged a copy for myself after reading a review from A Book A Week by fellow book junkie Ethan because the book blurb was altogether too tasty, and his review sealed the deal. This is about a girl born into…

Intraterrestrial by Nicholas Conley
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Local Author New Release: Intraterrestrial by Nicholas Conley

Intraterrestrial by Nicholas Conley Kindle Edition 234 pages Publisher: Red Adept Publishing, LLC Publication Date: January 16, 2018 ASIN: B078Q7H9SZ Buy Intraterrestrial on Amazon Description Adam Helios is a bully magnet without many friends. When he starts hearing a voice that claims to come from the stars, he fears he’s losing his mind, so he…

A Monster Calls Book Review
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Favorite Reads in 2017

The list of favorites is going out a little late but only because I’ve been extremely busy as of late. Always a good thing! This is my list of favorite reads in 2017 in order of date read, the first being the first favorite book of 2017. Have you read any of these?  

Cry, The Beloved Country Book Review
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Cry, The Beloved Country by Alan Paton Book Review

Cry, The Beloved Country is a literary criticism of South African apartheid using a handful of South African characters, both black and white, to vividly display the injustice to those who normally wouldn’t see it because of the figurative partition walls. There isn’t much left to be said about a book published in 1948, translated…

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