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Such a slow, painful process; however, Hank is providing the steady, needed, and desperately craved.
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The stark, gut-wrenching reality of waiting for that hit, the crushing strike, was chilling.
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They’re just what each other needs. Hope the mustang doesn't suddenly get skiddish.
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Character development of both is incredible.
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Fantastic start! Love the sharing of Hank’s thoughts on Jesse.
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Superhero Surprise is a sweet little tale of a young boy dreaming of being a superhero. Will he get the chance to live his dream?
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River City is an interesting little murder mystery that touches on a diagnosis many are not familiar with, and most do not understand. Read on to discover more.
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An Unexpected Christmas Surprise is a precious tale of Gavin, Danny, and little Eric, how their family came together, and the love shared. Though a lovely story for the holidays, readers will be touched year-round.
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Carter’s Echo is a touching, compelling, and adventure-filled look back in time at what happened after Andrew and Will parted ways and how Andrew became the courageous man he grew to be. At the beginning of this book, law student Andrew is struggling simply to make it from one day to the next while caring for two traumatized teens. Does he go on to be the lawyer he’s always dreamt of being, or do life and events lead him down another path?
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Coyote vs the Mistletoe brings the return of Alex and Brian, along with Scott and Kemmy, in a laugh riot of chaotic holiday tales. Readers beware reading this in a quiet little coffee shop over a cup'a Jo should be discouraged, unless, of course, one enjoys becoming the center of attention, laughing hysterically out loud.
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Such fun sitting in a coffee shop, quietly enjoying a cup;a Jo, reading another of the professor’s great stories. Suddenly, laughter erupted, and I still couldn't stop reading! Embarrassing much??? 🤣 🤣 🤣
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Another great story, thank you! Love reading comments too, and the glimpses into books to come.
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Carter’s Campaign is the fifth offering in the Andrew Carter Books series and somehow gets better with each one. As mentioned by Chris191070, this book is a high-octane political thriller. Yet again, readers are gifted with a magnificently researched story filled with familial warmth, courage, drama, amazing characters, both heroic and villainous, nail-biting suspense, and genuine humor. The ending had this reader both in tears and laughing at the same time. To add to reading enjoyment, don’t forget to check out the comments following each chapter!
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Magnificent! The closing chapter and epilogue had me in tears and laughing all at once.
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Madam Xuě is my new hero!
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Be careful, he might throw another of those mighty nose punches!
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He didn’t deserve Arlington either, but at least he was cancelled, terminated, gone, kaput.
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Slow and torturous would be preferred.
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The scenes with Graves, all I could think about was how at home he’d feel on another continent in the 1940’s.
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Oy! And here I thought it’d be safe to stay up all night reading, but noooooooo the great professor just had to hit the comments with this! I literally was burying my face in the pillow to stifle the sounds of laughter. Let’s hope it worked.
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With all the anxiety-inducing scenes, the comic relief is welcome. Of course, Peter always delivers... He felt like a golden retriever sent to infiltrate a cat show. He called me lambchop!
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You’re targeting his coffee maker? Ok, so the US has neutralized Tim Hortons in Canada, which, frankly, makes using a coffee maker an exceedingly appropriate vehicle to relay Andrew’s message. 🤣
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Pricolici is a bit different than other offerings in the were-creature genre. Drawn into a bar in a town new to him, Tucker discovers that not only was his life not as it seemed, but he wasn’t who he thought.
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Hubris is a magnificent, imaginative piece with a brilliant ending. Though disturbing throughout the story, the closing line had this reader laughing out loud.
