End of Days by Susan Ee
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End of Days by Susan Ee Book Review

End of Days is the final book in the Penryn & the End of Days trilogy by Susan Ee, a post-apocalyptic, supernatural set of thrillers for young adults. In this dark urban fantasy, angels of Judeo-Christian lore herald the foretold apocalypse and have wreaked havoc on the earth, killing and destroying wherever possible. Unlike your…

World After Book Review
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World After by Susan Ee Book Review

World After is the second book in the wildly popular Penryn & the End of Days series by Susan Ee. This young adult fantasy is set in a post-apocalyptic United States after the world was essentially destroyed by warrior angels who heralded the coming judgement day. There will be spoilers on the first book, so…

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Angelfall by Susan Ee Book Review

Angelfall is the first in a series of young adult post-apocalyptic fiction where world destruction has been caused by an army of warrior angels. This novel was a Cyblis Award Nominee for Fantasy & Science Fiction but its popularity truly spread by word of mouth. The first book in the Penryn & the End of Days…

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Don’t Dilly Dally, Silly Sally by Marc Ferrari Book Review

Don’t Dilly Dally, Silly Sally is a rhyming picture book for young children that provides a lesson on the importance of punctuality.  Written by Marc Ferrari and colorfully illustrated by Felipe Diaz Huarnez, this charming tale easily captures the attention of children. It follows Sally who can’t be bothered to get ready on time. She is…

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Local Author New Release: Guided by His Light by Susan Jones

Susan Jones is a local Massachusetts author residing in Manchester-by-the-Sea. The perfect book for a child to begin their relationship with God. Guided by His Light A Child’s Bedtime Prayer Book By Susan Jones Illustrated by Pauline Siewert Pre-order on Amazon Children will find endless joy in this glow-in-the-dark bedtime prayer book featuring more than…

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The NH Women’s March for Civil Rights in Portsmouth, NH

While DC had the Million Women March and other major cities across the states filled with women, Portsmouth held the NH Women’s March for Civil Rights in solidarity. Occupy New Hampshire Seacoast expected hundreds to show up – instead, they got thousands. It was more of a rally than a march. There wasn’t much marching….

The Year of Loving Book Review
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The Year of Loving by Traci L. Slatton Book Review

Traci L. Slatton is an indie author who I’m familiar with after having read several of her novels. I’ve zipped through her After Trilogy books (post-apocalyptic scifi) and Broken, a WWII fantasy involving angels, the latter of which has an end that I still haven’t quite recovered from. Although straight romance is not within my normal reading zone,…

BJ Knapp
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Interview with Local Author BJ Knapp

Tell me a little bit about who you are and where you live. My name is BJ Knapp, and I live in Coventry, Rhode Island.  I live on the western end of the state, surrounded by dense forest, and am inches way from Connecticut.  When I trained for my marathon I purposely plotted my route…

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