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Brenda’s review Hot Popping Dang! Literary popcorn! J.D. Barker describes his writing as literary popcorn, and I am not sure what that means, but that popcorn was popping all over the place here in this convoluted, dark, twisted horrifying action-packed psychological thriller with more twists and turn then I could keep up with. If I…
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Brenda’s review The Exiles explores a part of history I had no idea about. Christina Baker Kline brings us a well-researched powerful, emotional story that weaves history, real-life people, and fiction as she captures the hardship of four women set in 19 century Australia. The story centers around three English female convicts being transported to…
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One book, Three Challenges! I love to listen to audiobooks while multi-tasking especially when I am cooking. It makes those chores around the house a little easier to get to, however I still find ways to avoid doing them. I often listen and read the same book but then I usually end up reading most…
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Hello Friends! It’s that time of year when I reflect on my reading year and look ahead at what I want to read. I usually like to keep my goals low and fly by the seat of my pants and emerge myself in my book chaos. It’s how Lindsay and roll. To add to my…
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Lindsay and I have been trying to knock some of those titles that have been sitting on our NG and EW shelves so when Lindsay told me she was reading The Survivors I decided to join in. Halfway in, we started chatting about the characters, and I had no idea what she was talking about.…
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Brenda’s review The Dead Season by Tessa Wegert is the second book in the Shana Merchant series. I loved the first book, Death in The Family, which left me with some lingering questions surrounding Shana’s past and tormentor, who held her captive. The Dead Season picks up three weeks after the events from Death in…
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