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![]() https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1946700673/ref=nosim/?tag=librarythin06-20 Fast paced, complex plot that will keep your mind racing to the final chapter. Set in the Love in Hiding by Review: Marie Seltenrych www.runawayprincesses.com Nine budding authors bring a smorgasbord of short stories to entice every reader and a variety of age groups. Emerald Barnes: Love in Death gives antagonist Charity and protagonist Gabe must deal with supernatural issues when letters arrive from the dead. Young love flounders as main characters’ voices are heard until the mystery is solved and all is revealed. But will these mysterious letters destroy a budding friendship or solder it? Story extends over a year and a half with intrigue. Elise Manion: A Sister’s love, brings pathos and sibling characters to life as Charlie negotiates his mind into a new era confronted by his new position in life and in the life of his sister and her friend, along with legal beagles. Everyone wants to control his life from this day forward but antagonist Charlie struggles to comply. Facing contemporary issues along with loss and finding his feet again, Charlie must make life changing decisions amid his grieving soul. Issues of anger, rebellion, violence, sibling responsibilities and discovery are played out in his life. Can Charlie make a good decision or will he rebel for ever? Or will he die?Tension packed reading! Tracy Hewitt Meyer: Tender is the Deception. Caytlyn Brooke : And Then I Blinked: Protagonist Ali must face darkness in a blink and respond to the bleak possibility of an unfulfilled life because of her seizures. Personalised detailed experiences give the reader a close encounter with a near-to-the-edge existence. The tangle between getting the correct medication, generic and branded, take the reader on a sleigh-ride journey, with intense detail. Jean Booth: Trial Sara Daniell: So It Ends Here! Landen West: Twelve Months Margaret Nerz Iribarne: Puppets John Darryl Winston: The Paternal Order of Dominic Dec 2017 ![]() https://www.amazon.com/Yoga-Maxs-Discontent-Novel/dp/0735213453 The Yoga of Max's Discontent From the hub and bustle of New York’s 59th street to the slippery slopes of the Himalayas, Bajaj takes us on a stimulating and intense journey of mind, body and spirit. Review by Marie Seltenrych (Author and publisher) |
