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Marilyn's Mystery Reads

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Marilyn's Mystery Reads. Book reviews by Marilyn Brooks. Past Masters and Mistresses. Get Blog Posts Via Email. Past Masters and Mistresses. Laquo; Older Entries. Newer Entries ». THE 14TH COLONY by Steve Berry: Book Review. April 30th, 2016. It seems as if the Cold War will never end. In. Steve Berry takes readers on a journey from colonial times through World War II up to the present, with secret agreements and hidden agendas all around. Refers to Canada, and that wording goes back to the 1700s. There&...

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Links - Virginia Taylor - Author

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Virginia Taylor - Author. South Australian Romance Authors. Romance Writers of America. Romance Writers of Australia. 8203;Australian Romance Readers Association. Designer of the website. Proudly powered by Weebly.

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Elizabeth Loupas | Elizabeth Loupas

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THE RED LILY CROWN. THE RED LILY CROWN. It’s pure coincidence that Boudin and Cressie both celebrate their fifteenth birthdays this month. We adopted Cressie from Houston Beagle and Hound Rescue. When he was first surrendered to animal control his age was given as 6 yrs 2 mos, and counting back, that would have put his date of birth sometime in June 2001. We don’t know the actual day, so we assigned him June 30th. Happy birthday, Boudin Loukaniko. Every day’s a gift. The Red Lily Crown Goes to Russia.

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Vienna Waltz | Tracy Grant - Novelist

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Tracy Grant – Novelist. Just another WordPress.com weblog. Reading Group Discussion Questions. Nothing is fair in love and war. Europe’s elite have gathered at the glittering Congress of Vienna princes, ambassadors, the Russian tsar all negotiating the fate of the Continent by day and pursuing pleasure by night. Until Princess Tatiana, the most beautiful and talked about woman in Vienna, is found murdered during an ill-timed rendezvous with three of her most powerful conquests. 8221; — Lauren Willig.

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Candy's Blog: April 2006

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Sunday, April 30, 2006. Katrina Plus Eight Months. Imagine a house shattered by wind and water. Now imagine hundreds of thousands of houses standing broken and empty. That is New Orleans. Imagine the army of laborers and carpenters, electricians and plumbers and roofers required to make it all right again. They’re not here. (Where would they live? Will we ever be the same again? No Is that a good thing, or bad? What I’m reading. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). A former university professor with an incurable ...

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Published Authors | Writing Romance in the New Orleans Region

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Writing Romance in the New Orleans Region. Winners sometimes fail but never quit. Skip to primary content. Welcome to the Southern Louisiana Chapter of the Romance Writers of America. Dixie Kane Memorial Contest. 8211; D E F G H. 8211; I J K L. 8211; M N O P. 8211; Q R S T. 8211; U V W X Y Z. Rexanne Becnel, a transplant to New Orleans, is the author of eighteen novels and two novellas. Her books regularly appear on bestseller lists such as. Amazon.com, Waldenbooks, Barnes and Noble, and. Dawn Chartier s...

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Candy's Blog: December 2006

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Sunday, December 31, 2006. I’ll talk about scenes tomorrow. Today I want to pick up on a thread from over on Razored Zen. Where Charles has posted lists of his favorite fictional characters from books, and from movies and TV. Or rather, why do MALE writers create so few memorable female characters, since I note that all the female characters on my list were from books written by women. 1 Francis Crawford of Lymond, from Dorothy Dunnett’s The Lymond Series. 2 Philippa Somerville, from the same. How a writ...

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Candy's Blog: April 2007

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Monday, April 30, 2007. The site for the library study- and many other interesting tidbits- is www. literacytrust.org.uk/Database/Mori.html. What Kinds of Books Would You Not Read? An East Midlands library recently asked their patrons to complete a survey on reading choices. Of those who responded, 26% were male, 55% were female, and 19% chose to remain incognito. Their responses are very interesting. While 34.6% of the men vs. 9.8% of the women said they wouldn’t read family sagas. These results are fro...

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Candy's Blog: August 2006

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Wednesday, August 30, 2006. Buy an LG, They Said; They're Great, They Said. Two weeks later, it quit working. The lady—her stress level rising—calls LG. They say they’ll send a repairman. 8221; “I’ll call you.”. He does not call. To cut a boring story short, it seems LG won’t send parts to the repairman because he hasn’t paid for past parts. The repairman says he won’t pay for past parts because LG hasn’t paid him for past warranty work. Yo! And it quits working. Tuesday, August 29, 2006. To remember tho...

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Candy's Blog: January 2007

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Wednesday, January 31, 2007. If You Never Made Another Dime on Your Writing…. If you never made a (nother) dime on your writing, would you still write? I stumbled upon this question the other day on the blog A Walk on the Weird Side. I’ve asked myself this question before, only phrased a bit differently: If I won the lottery and no longer had to write to put my kids through college and help pay for our Whole Foods habit, would I still write? Oh, yes. But…. But if you’re not one of those lucky peopl...