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worddreams.wordpress.com
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| | | | | This week, my wonderful efriends are helping me launch my latest prehistoric fiction novel, The Quest for Home. Driven from her home. Stalked by enemies. Now her closest ally may be a traitor. A few early reviews... "A Quest for Home hits the ground running." --C. Lee McKenzie, author of Not Guilty "I can't begin... | |
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teripolen.com
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| | | | | A vow broken. A covenant shattered. A duty she can't escape. Claudia Abruzzo expected her mid-life crisis to begin when her kids left for college and culminate in a trip around the world when her husband retired. Instead, it started with Leo divorcing her for a woman young enough to be their daughter, and there... | |
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annikaperry.com
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| | | | | I'm delighted to share my review of Jan Sikes's 'Mountain Laurel Christmas' novella - a book that can be thoroughly enjoyed all year round! Her latest book 'Jagged Feathers' is released on 1st February and I also look forward to reading this romantic thriller novel! In 'Mountain Laurel Christmas' the reader is immediately drawn into... | |
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storyempire.com
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| | | Welcome back, SE'ers, to another edition of using power words in place of more common telling words. Today's word is HELD. Here are a couple of examples: The song held her attention. A better choice: The song caught/captured her attention. Or you could even turn it around and say something like: Captivated by the stirring... | ||
