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Blue Jeans and Coffee Beans
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May 09, 2013
In her second novel, Joanne DeMaio takes readers to the Connecticut shore, where she introduces an intriguing cast of characters, all of whom are searching their pasts for both release and solace. Read On
Girls Love Travis Walker
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Travis Walker in finishing up with his senior year of high School – again, and running into some problems. Read On
Someone Else’s Fairytale
Book Reviews, Chick-Lit, eBooks, Fiction, IR Approved, Popular Fiction •
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Apr 22, 2013
Chloe Winters is a 22-year-old senior and aspiring valedictorian at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque who is studying to be a forensic scientist. Read On
Enchanted by Starlight
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Apr 17, 2013
Three women, as teenage girls, are given magical gifts by shooting stars, leaving them Enchanted by Starlight. Read On
The Suburban Abyss
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Apr 16, 2013
THE SUBURBAN ABYSS takes a glimpse into a suburban neighborhood where a nearby construction of a hospital is making the neighbors mad – or perhaps they already were a bit crazy before the construction even began. Read On
The Emancipating Death of a Boring Engineer
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Mar 15, 2013
Keene Mason devoted his life almost exclusively to his career as an engineer. A fan of careful planning and mathematical restrictions, Keene would appear boring to most people. Naturally it comes as a surprise that his funeral arrangements should involve a casket filled with wine and lengthy letters concerning his views on numerology. Read On
Wall Street Journeyman
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Feb 25, 2013
With market regulations nearly non-existent and the US dollar freed from the constraints of the gold standard, the 1980’s and 1990s were a perfect storm of unrivaled excess in world financial markets. Read On
One Great Year
Book Reviews, eBooks, Fiction, Inspirational, Memoir, Popular Fiction •
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Feb 11, 2013
By all outward appearances Max Quinn is just a fairly average computer repairman eking out a living in Seattle. Working no more than is required to support himself, Quinn spends most of his free time writing a blog where he discusses New Age topics such as synchronicity and auras. Read On
Wright for America
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Jan 18, 2013
Wright for America is a political farce about a far-right-wing radio talk show host, whose motto is “hate sells,” and an actress who seeks revenge after an attack on her gay twin brother, which she believes was inspired by his vicious political commentary. Read On
Roppongi
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Jan 14, 2013
After spending some time in Israel, Australian Zack Morrissey returns to Tokyo, specifically its debauched Roppongi district. Read On
