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Journey to Salvation is yet another magnificent offering by Headstall, not to be missed. As drsawzall stated, this author is truly the undisputed master of the western genre! =
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Those vicious storms brought forth by others are often the most difficult to weather.
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The Night Before relates a story all too common and familiar for far too many of us. Well written, thought-provoking, and hits right on the nerves.
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The next best thing was a black. Don’t take it the wrong way! It’s the way things are around here. WTF, dude seriously needs a wake-up call. Sadly, been there, too many of us have, and not just for skin color. Bigotry is alive and thriving. 😭
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When it All Seemed Okay, and the Storm Never Came provides the reader with a glimpse into the aftermath of two friends’ devastating experience. One asks, how will their friends move forward? First, though, who will be believed? As for the reader, what would you do?
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While I understand readers’ desire for a continuation, I also appreciate the author’s choice to end where they did. Personally, as someone who has been affected by a similar situation both personally and professionally, I am also interested in how others might react to such a revelation.
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A Blind Spirit tells the devastating tale of hatred faced by an innocent, lost soul.
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How The Boy Who Hunts Ghosts (...And Kisses Them) has managed to escape review is beyond surprising. LittleBuddhaTW provides readers with a sweet, tender tale of a young life violently stolen and the brave young man whose heart reaches across the great divide to discover the truth.
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Stupid Jason Doing Stupid Things
Vcs commented on Jason Rimbaud's story chapter in Stupid Jason Doing Stupid Things
Same, and while often unpleasant, it hasn't always ended well for the party overheard. -
Nope, no blame, but indeed a big thank you!
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I can already tell this is going to be one of those stories that leaves me disappointed when it ends. After all, don’t we all want great stories to continue? Journals found at a garage sale? Color me seriously impressed
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Stupid Jason Doing Stupid Things
Vcs commented on Jason Rimbaud's story chapter in Stupid Jason Doing Stupid Things
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Not only is the story interesting, but the author’s responses to comments are intriguing as well. While The Art Of Letting Go is noted as fiction, it sounds like the journal entries are based on reality, which, frankly, would be totally believable. What a unique and engaging approach. Well done!
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Powerful beginning!
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A unique take on were-creatures and vampires, exploring a brotherly relationship as they face their own personal challenges.
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A delightful, original story of nature and the forming of a unique bond.
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Granny’s Got a Plan is a charming, heartwarming story of a loving, dedicated granny who slyly plots and maneuvers to bring together two broken, lonely young men. Read on to discover the tribulations and triumphs along a charming garden path and long road of discovery...
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Whew, got me right in the feels! Great ending of the beginning of their story. Now just awaiting to see what happens down the garden path.
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The Estate is an eerie, unsettling, twisted tale of manipulation, telling the story of the King of Cradle Grove, a.k.a. Cradle to Grave. Who will survive and who will win? Or will there be a victor?
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At $19 for a 12-pack, a bit pricey, but now I’m really curious. LOL Thanks for the heads up!
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Well, that’s one I never heard of. Buggers, looks like the only place to find it is on eBay.😿
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Exactly, and that tasty little bite can’t be beat
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Oh yeah, iced java! As for soda, give me...
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Cilantro in eggs? Eewww, nope! Ok, I love Mexican food, but eggs are not where that herb belongs. Now, as for tea, I have become addicted to Thai tea. A good, strong treat, iced or hot, yum.
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The tie, that symbol of submission to court dates, job interviews, and funerals, had been subverted. Worn sloppily, voluntarily, it now meant: I am the law here. I am with him.... Then, Rye ...wearing the King's own skin... solid, dedicated, unadulterated tributes to the King, their King. Powerful
