Where Fiction and Reality Meet
Darkness dwells within even the best of us. In the worst of us, darkness not only dwells but reins. – Dean Koontz There’s nothing quite like a book about sexual abuse and its emotional and psychological and physical devastation to hammer home the difference between realistic fiction and the sort of books that portray non-consensual,... Continue Reading →
Hey, y’all!
I just read about this on Rhys Ford’s blog and thought I’d share. Woot! Birthday giveaway! :-)
She’s celebrating a big #0 birthday and is holding a giveaway! Go on and enter… wish her a happy hamster and get some cake!
Hey, y’all!
I just read about this on Rhys Ford’s blog and thought I’d share. Woot! Birthday giveaway! :-)
She’s celebrating a big #0 birthday and is holding a giveaway! Go on and enter… wish her a happy hamster and get some cake!
Revenge is barren of itself: it is the dreadful food it feeds on; its delight is murder, and its end is despair. - Friedrich Schiller Someone has robbed Max Lancaster of his Muse, in a most brutal and permanent way. Young Elena Genovese, ballerina and the inspiration for some of Max’s most brilliant and celebrated... Continue Reading →
Hi Jordan! Let’s start things off with a quick “Jordan L. Hawk for Dummies” tutorial. Tell us a bit about yourself and your background and the meaning of life. (You can skip that last part if you want to. :-D) A. I live just outside of Charlotte, NC, with my husband and several very dumb... Continue Reading →
Hi Jordan! Let’s start things off with a quick “Jordan L. Hawk for Dummies” tutorial. Tell us a bit about yourself and your background and the meaning of life. (You can skip that last part if you want to. :-D) A. I live just outside of Charlotte, NC, with my husband and several very dumb... Continue Reading →
Title: Hunter of Demons Series: SPECTR: Book 1.1 Author: Jordan L. Hawk Publisher: JordanLHawk.com Length: 108 Pages Category: Paranormal Fantasy Rating: 5 Stars At a Glance: Albert Einstein once defined insanity as doing the same thing over and over again but expecting different results. Well, color me cuckoo because here we are again, with another... Continue Reading →
If names are not correct, language will not be in accordance with the truth of things. – Confucius This book took me to my happy place, a book that’s the perfect amalgamation of a knotty romance and characters I fell immediately in lurve with, characters with charm, warmth, personality, faults and foibles, and Kelly Mackay…... Continue Reading →
A thing long expected takes the form of the unexpected when at last it comes. – Mark Twain Rory Delaplaines fell in love with an ideal. He fell in love with an artist’s work, and by association, convinced himself it was his Destiny to swoop in like a valiant knight on noble steed—rust-bucket car works... Continue Reading →
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