Laury A. Egan's "The Black Leopard's Kiss & The Writer Remembers" explores how treacherous memories can be. Through two linked novellas, Egan skillfully weaves a narrative rich in mystery and laced with touches of magical realism.
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"Rocketship Ride" by Franco D'Auria is a children's picture book that invites young readers on an imaginative journey with two loving brothers. The vibrant illustrations and short rhymes make it perfect for early readers.
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Flames of Flamenco by Jennifer Ivy Walker immerses readers in the vibrant world of Montmartre, Paris, where Ella and Jean-Luc's passionate journey unfolds.
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"SWAT for Dummies" by Gail Koger returns readers to the adventurous life of Gemma Stone, a fearless Maricopa County Sheriff's Deputy. Gemma's world is a hazardous one, filled with bank robbers, cat burglars, and the lively seniors of Sun City who are as crazy as June bugs and horny as hell.
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The Tequila Promise by John MacGougan, a 370-page #Crime #Thriller, Part of the Charlie Beach Mysteries | @GoddessFish @TellwellTalent @johnmacgougan @john_macgougan Thank you to the author, publisher, and Marianne & Judy at Goddess Fish for providing me with the information for this tour. Today is my stop on the Goddess Fish Promotions virtual book tour for The Tequila Promise. I hope you enjoy the excerpt and my thoughts on the story. Book Details ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Excerpt from The Tequila Promise The […]
Slaughterhouse by KA Lugo (Jack Slaughter Thrillers, Book 3) | #BookReview #PrivateEye #Thriller | @GoddessFish #VirtualBookTour
** Content warning: This book discusses suicidal feelings. **
It's the anniversary of the date he lost his family and Jack doubts he'll ever find those responsible. Depression has taken hold, and he pulls out his Beretta for the last time. As he fingers the trigger, Ray shows up with the identity of the man who'd killed himself in Jack's house weeks before, leaving a note simply saying, "I'm sorry."