Marie Lu's books are always action-packed page turners, and this was no exception. I loved the concept: a 19 year old male superstar and a female spy team up to bring down a crime lord via his one weakness: his daughter, who is a huge fan of said superstar. Sydney (the spy) and Winter (the star) ...
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Review of Many Waters
I had been dabbling with the idea of including the concept of the Nephilim (half human, half demons, as mentioned in Genesis 6 and also in Numbers) in my next book, so a friend recommended I check this book out. Since I love the concepts of quantum physics, I'd tried to listen to "A Wrinkle in Time" ...
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Review of Morgan Is My Name
When I was writing my first trilogy, I read all kinds of Arthurian legend original sources and retellings, but I've never yet come across a backstory for Morgan. So points for uniqueness! The story was very well written and engaging, as well.
It did follow the popular trope lately of rendering a ...
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The Bridge Kingdom
I listened to this book almost in a single day -- not necessarily because it was that amazing, though it was good. I just happened to have a lot of time to do busywork that day. I wouldn't have downloaded it except that I was out of audible credits and it was free, and the cartoonish cover led me to ...
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Always On My Mind
Beth Moran books are always so uplifting and cozy, like a cup of hot chocolate on a cold day, or like a non-cheesy Hallmark movie. She doesn't shy away from some of the "tough" issues in life (which is why they're not cheesy). There are always a myriad of different kinds of relationships spanning ...
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The Ice Age and the Flood
I picked this one up mostly for research for an upcoming book, but the information is fascinating. I'm a Biblical creationist, but I never bothered to think much about the ice age and where it fit in that timeline. After reading Graham Hancock's "Fingerprints of The Gods" I started to wonder about ...
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