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A Literary Potion – blogging about books
A Z by title. Brake Failure by Alison Brodie {Review}. Tuesday 10 January 2017. Monday 9 January 2017. Brake Failure by Alison Brodie. Published January 2017 by Clipboard Press. Ebook, 340 pages. Brake Failure is a contemporary romance with humour, suspense and a kick-ass heroine. The story is set in one of the most fascinating periods of America’s history: the months leading up to Y2K “melt-down.”. 8220;Is it too late to tell him you love him when you’re looking down the barrel of his gun? With the Mill...
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literary realm
Unbreakable Seal by Summer Lane – Book Blitz. December 10, 2016. Unbreakable Seal by Summer Lane Publication date: December 9th 2016 Genres: Adult, Thriller Chris Young has it all. Elite training, undercover missions, and a life of adventure. As one of the […]. Read Article →. Teach Your Heart – Book Blitz. December 4, 2016. This is my stop during the book blitz for Teach Your Heart by Tracey Alvarez. This book blitz is organized by Lola’s Blog Tours. The book blitz runs from 30 […]. Read Article →.
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Just another WordPress.com site. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. May 16, 2015. Today I spent about ten contemplative minutes sitting on a bench in the shadow of the Chicago Water Tower amidst the hustle and bustle in the center of the Magnificent Mile. I imagined how life must have been in the area when the Water Tower was built in 1869, when it was called the Chicago Water-Works Tower. There would be horse and buggies on the street, not cars. A completely different world! May 12, 2015.
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The Birds and Other Stories by Daphne Du Maurier. December 11, 2016. I cannot believe that, after reading and really enjoying. The most famous story in the collection has to be. Which I enjoyed as a film but preferred as a short story. Even before the birds begin to attack (which happens very quickly – Du Maurier dives straight in to her story), there is a sense of unease rapidly building:. The ending too was beautifully done, and this is definitely one of the best short stories I have ever read. In whic...
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Martin Wallace
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A Literary Sojourn
Friday, October 9, 2009. Decidedly Dickens; A Shake of Shelley. Day 6 was busy starting in Portsmouth at the southern end of England and ending in Broadstairs (Kent) on the east coast north of Dover. On the way, we stopped at Horsham, the home of the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley; and at Rochester, another of Dickens' haunts. Here's a picture of the Dickens home where Charles Dickens was born; the primary reason for our pilgrimage to Portsmouth. What a study for an antiquarian! The Rochester Cathedral (as se...
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A Literary Vacation
8220;That's the thing about books. They let you travel without moving your feet.” - Jhumpa Lahiri. Saturday, August 15, 2015. Review: A Duty to the Dead by Charles Todd. Publication Date: August 25th, 2009 (eBook) / September 2nd, 2009 (Audible Audio). 486 pages / 9 hours and 49 minutes. A Duty to the Dead introduces readers to an unforgettable new protagonist Bess Crawford, courageous World War I nurse and determined investigator. Once again the. On one voyage, Bess grows fond of the young, gravely woun...
