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Aunty Lee’s delights
Aunty Lee’s Delights Ovidia Yu Morrow, Sep 17 2013 ISBN 9780062227157 Aunty Lee’s Delights: A Singaporean Mystery Straight out of an episode for Murder She Wrote or a skit on Saturday Night Live Aunty Lee’s Delights introduces so many different characters that you will have a hard time trying to figure out which … Continue reading
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Arthur Pong: Smelly Stories
Arthur Pong and His Smelly Song: Fart Stories: Children’s Picture Book by: Jose Ferdandez For those of us that love reading stories in this case poems that send a definite message to both children and adults you have to read this incredibly hilarious, extremely creative book of interesting poems. But, they are not just ordinary … Continue reading
Caffa: my review
Caffa: Charles Faddis What would we do if Islamist terrorists decided to unleash an attack on the United States more catastrophic than the events of Sept. 11th? What would happen if this attack made the experiments done to many humans during WWII pale in comparison? What about a plague so devastating, do … Continue reading
Original Death: my review
Original Death: Eliot Pattison Duncan McCallum finds himself within the confines of a prison that he never expected. Hoping to help his friend reconnect with his past, his family and heritage would bring sorrow, tragedy and sorrow. Duncan McCallum wants to help his Nipmuc friend, Conawago reconnect with his tribe and a young man named … Continue reading
Sectors: my review
Sectors: Harule Stokes Joseph Marshall is about to graduate from the Academy he has attended and will be deployed to a specific Sector or area for the remainder of his enlistment. Hearing his voice from the start of this novel and the conversation between Joseph and his mom, the tension mounts from the start, her … Continue reading
Rasputin’s Shadow: my review
Rasputin’s Shadow: Raymond Khoury Two men decided the fate of so many and their identities and whereabouts never revealed. Unsuspecting coal miners playing their last hand of poker never realized what was about to occur. A friendly game turned deadly but why? The fear within the eyes of the players real, the danger palpable and … Continue reading
Clean Margins: My review
Clean Margins: Linda Rocker Nine women whose lives were impacted by the actions of others each learn some important lessons. Not all will result in s positive outcome. Some will reach inside the mind and soul of the person hoping to set free whatever is harboring the anger, resentment and fears. Each caught within the … Continue reading
Justice for Dallas: my review
Justice for Dallas: Mark Rusin: Priscilla Barton Graphic images of a crime scene that would remain within the recesses of one man’s dreams and mind for a very long time haunting him. . A child whose life was snuffed out before her time in order to send a message to a whole community that he … Continue reading
The Thousand Year Curse
The Thousand-Year Curse: Taylor Lavati High school tends to be a challenge at times but to one 17-year-old girl named Ryder each day is nightmare waiting to happen. With no one to protect her at times she is the subject of ridicule of a girl named Becca and her minions. At times all Ryder … Continue reading
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