Where Fiction and Reality Meet
“I guess sometimes you have to lie to find the truth.” ― Scott Westerfeld Wow, this book is all that I expected, and more. Having read the first book, Special Needs, I was left hanging by a cleverly done cliffhanger. To say I was excited to finally get to finish Liam and Ryan's story is... Continue Reading →
For our spot at The Novel Approach, we decided to write a little Christmas snippet with Liam and Ryan, the main characters of Special Needs. These guys are crazy, kinky and head over heels about each other. :-) They overcome so many problems in the books to be together that we thought it was only... Continue Reading →
For our spot at The Novel Approach, we decided to write a little Christmas snippet with Liam and Ryan, the main characters of Special Needs. These guys are crazy, kinky and head over heels about each other. :-) They overcome so many problems in the books to be together that we thought it was only... Continue Reading →
“The more hidden the venom, the more dangerous it is.” ― Marguerite de Valois Do you find that you judge a book by its cover? The old adage says we’re not supposed to, but if you ask me, the cover of a book is like the curb appeal of a home—if the cover doesn’t make... Continue Reading →
“The more hidden the venom, the more dangerous it is.” ― Marguerite de Valois Do you find that you judge a book by its cover? The old adage says we’re not supposed to, but if you ask me, the cover of a book is like the curb appeal of a home—if the cover doesn’t make... Continue Reading →
I love zombies. They represent things most of us dread: the slow, ugly process of decomposition of our bodies; a rapidly spreading infectious disease public services can’t stop; and the collapse of society as we know it. But while I love zombies, the typical survival/slasher stories populated by the rotters have never been my cup... Continue Reading →
I love zombies. They represent things most of us dread: the slow, ugly process of decomposition of our bodies; a rapidly spreading infectious disease public services can’t stop; and the collapse of society as we know it. But while I love zombies, the typical survival/slasher stories populated by the rotters have never been my cup... Continue Reading →
"When a fantasy turns you on, you’re obligated to God and nature to start doing it—right away." – Stuart Brand This was a book of firsts for me. I've never read anything from the author, and I've never read about a main character being wheelchair bound. I was interested to see how the author would... Continue Reading →
"When a fantasy turns you on, you’re obligated to God and nature to start doing it—right away." – Stuart Brand This was a book of firsts for me. I've never read anything from the author, and I've never read about a main character being wheelchair bound. I was interested to see how the author would... Continue Reading →
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