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TUESDAY 22nd SEPTEMBER, 2020
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A historical and political novel with a romantic twist--On the Enemy's Side features well-developed characters, setting, and story-line. On the Enemy's Side takes the reader back to early 1980s Iran, offering a glimpse of what life was like for people in the early stages of the Islamic Revolution. We're introduced to real people in a divided country who are seeking to ... Read review
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Danger, death, and horror abound on the high seas. This is cosmic horror at its absolute finest.
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Great story for anyone who's ever dreamed of being a dog. Funny and engaging.
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Characters you can relate to and a story you will enjoy and never want to put down.
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Things are not always what they seem, especially if magic is involved. A story for the ages.
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Once you start reading, you won't be able to put it down until you're finished.
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A great exploration of bullies, including why they act like they do and how they grow up.
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A story that will enthrall you and leave you wanting more. You won't regret checking this one out.
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An honest and vivid read. Wrap Me in Trees is worth reading and I wasn't disappointed!
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Spiritualism meets assassin thriller with a dash of science. A terrific tale for eclectic tastes!
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Kathrine Grey
With experience in self-publishing, editing, and writing novels, Kathrine Grey’s opinions are strongly focused on craft. As a graduate of Columbia College Chicago with a Bachelor’s in Fiction Writing, she began Grey Kat Reviews to help others with the daunting task of choosing their next book.
Hannah Cox
Cozy Mysteries, Biographies & Memoirs, Christian
I'm Hannah Cox and I'm and avid reader. I love to discover new books and share them with my audience. I believe the written word is one of the most powerful ways we can impact each other. My blog is geared towards millennial women. Outside of reading & writing, I love to paint & spend time family.
Kristiana Reed
Historical Fiction, Literary Fiction, Poetry
I am an English teacher and a writer. I published my first poetry collection, Between the Trees, in May 2019. I read widely and avidly and review through Reedsy Discovery, Amazon Vine and individual review requests. All reviews are published on Amazon, Goodreads and my blog - My Screaming Twenties.
Merissa Sheppard
Epic Fantasy, Paranormal Romance, LGBTQ (Fiction)
I am a mum of three transplant from England, currently living in Germany. I started Archaeolibrarian in October 2013. My three go-to genres are Fantasy, Paranormal, and Romance, but I will happily read anything if the description intrigues me 😊 I also write under the pen name of Morgan Sheppard.
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