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Daniel woke up on Monday with one goal: finish his assignment. Simple enough, right?He picked up his phone to check a message before getting started. One message became five, five became a few videos and before he knew it,…
Scroll down to enter FORMER detective Midge McGowan boards the sleeper train to snowy Scotland. But instead of the relaxing break she planned, she’s faced with ghosts, released prisoners – and a dead body inside a locked carriage. Ten lucky Fabulous…
Book Two of the Seekers for Truth Trilogy This supremely playful novel begins with a quote from French philosopher Pierre Teilhard de Chardin intended to turn your world upside down: “We are not human beings on a spiritual journey, we…
Rating: ★★★☆☆ (3/5) A practical guide to female independence, self-worth, and navigating life as a woman. What I appreciated … Book Review #2 — Alpha Girl’s Guide by Henry Manampiring A practical guide to female independence, self-worth, and navigating life as a woman. What I…
From Cloudstreet to A Fortunate Life, Australia’s most-loved books reveal a fascination with ordinary lives shaped by extraordinary circumstances. But what do these stories have in common with today’s historical fiction, and why are readers still drawn to the past?
Lena Dunham’s latest memoir, Famesick, sparkles with wisdom and wit, showing the author-director-actor muscling through the kind of hard times that celebrities rarely reveal to the world. Here are four memoirs and a novel that will similarly make you laugh,…
"Bad Words" by Ríoghnach Robinson is the "Good Morning America" Book Club pick for October. Robinson previously published six young adult novels under the pen name Riley Redgate. "Bad Words" marks her adult debut. Her new novel, "Bad Words," follows…
Lisa Kleypas’ complex and thoroughly winning Queen of Lombard Street captures the financial and social inequities of British society in the industrial age. Queen of Lombard Street Lisa Kleypas’ much anticipated, long-awaited Queen of Lombard Street is equal parts swoon…
I began Queen of Lombard Street with the idea of a woman, Reina Martin, who starts at the bottom of society in Victorian England, but rises to power in banking and finance. Her ultimate goal is to build the first…
Writing is something that I love dearly. It allows me to put down my thoughts and organize them in a way that makes sense. As someone with…Continue reading on Medium » Writing is something that I love dearly. It allows…