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review of books I’ve read
Breaking into the publishing world as an independent author is both an exciting and challenging journey. But it also means a lot of hard work. With the rise of eReaders and self-publishing platforms, authors have more opportunities than ever to bring their work to readers without the need for traditional gatekeepers. However, success as an…
May Brubaker, a former LAPD officer, is struggling to move on from the mysterious death of her partner, Gary. But her world spirals into chaos when a ripple in the multiverse unleashes Polydorus, a vengeful demon bent on finding a magical object that could destroy everything May holds dear. As bloodshed and destruction follow Polydorus,…
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Once upon a time, there was a writer in the early 20th century, who wanted to write a novel. He had paper and he had a pencil. It was all he had to write his novel. So he wrote, and he wrote, all 90,000 words, in long hand. Finding a Typist To publish his novel…
As an Indie Author, I’ve had my fair share of great reviews, bad reviews and on several occasions’ horrible reviews. I’m no doubt not alone in this revelation that not all reviews of a writer’s book are going to be good reviews. As writers, all we can hope is that the majority are good reviews,…
The Brittle Sea is part of a trilogy and is about love, hope, mental health, and a determination to overcome adversity. Book 1 opens with the main female character, young Magda Asparov. Her father has arranged for her to marry wealthy New York businessman Matthew Turner III and she is travelling, alone, from Ukraine to…
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