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“. . . a sweeping and memorable story of struggle and suffrage, love and redemption, . . .”

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“Minot captures the poignancy of shared suffering and the brave choice to live . . .”

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"A commendable, but highly saccharine and overreaching literary effort..."

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"... a titillating story about porn and gangsters."

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“. . . no doubt it will please the loyal fan market to which it is directed.”  

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“. . . an absorbing plot line, filled with lies and surprises . . . drifts aimlessly in places and goes on for too long.”

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“There are few storytellers as gifted as Leighton Gage.”

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Black world troubleshooter Blaine McCracken is the Grim Reaper in human form. When he emerges from the shadows to reap a harvest among the corrupt and the wicked, the bodies will fall.

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The Pagan Lord is the seventh book in internationally acclaimed author Bernard Cornwell’s latest Saxon Tales series, aka Warrior Chronicles.

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"My patient is dying . . . And it's all my fault." An attention-grabbing opener to a suspenseful medical thriller.

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“It should come as no surprise that Benjamin Black has brought Phillip Marlowe wonderfully back to life.”

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“A fun and delightful read.”

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“. . . digs deep into emotions getting to the heart of family dynamics.”

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“If Jim Harrison or Brown Dog are new to you, Brown Dog: Novellas is a marvelous way to meet them both.”

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“It’s the only novel about demons, mutilation, and the apocalypse that might potentially leave a smile on the reader’s face.”

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“. . . another cozy caper . . .”

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Robert Johnson's first novel tackles an issue that most in the media, the arts, and entertainment industry—even the environmental community—are afraid to discuss directly: overpopulation.

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“Webb holds up a light into the inner recesses of a fascinating and contradictory woman . . . Becoming Josephine is an accomplished debut.”

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“. . . a quick and fun novella, sure to satisfy . . .”

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“ . . . [a] tale of the hypocrisy of the powerful [woven] into an entertaining police procedural . . . “

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Herein lies the tale of two great stories. First, the background.

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Getting through The Valley of Amazement is a bit of a trudge, honestly. Which is hard to admit, given that it is such an earnest work of fiction.

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“. . . snappy, wise cracking, and fast paced.”

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“An inspiring story of courage and love.”

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