Monday, October 31, 2011

4 Stars for Night Corridor by Joan Hall Hovey

"Caroline Hill was put into Bayshore mental institution as a teenager following a nervous breakdown. Her parents, "for your own good" decision, effectively destroyed the daughter they were trying to protect.

Nine years later Caroline is being released. Her parents are dead; no one waits outside to ease her transition. She has a room in a boarding house and a job washing dishes at a local diner. Caroline is free, but someone is killing women who looks like her. Now, Caroline is sure she's being stalked but who will believe her?

Caroline has a room of her own, a job, and her confidence is growing daily. She's starting to make friends and a life for herself. When she begins to feel eyes on her, see a strange yet familiar man watching her, hear footsteps following her, a voice whispering her name; she wonders if anyone will believe her.

The tension was palpable as I followed Caroline, Detective Tom O'Neal, Nurse Addison, and the killer through this taut thriller. Treated to an insider's view into the mind and life of each character, including the killer, makes them feel very real. Extremely well written and executed, Night Corridor is engrossing, creepy, disconcerting, and difficult to put down. If you like Hitchcock, Night Corridor should be right up your alley." ~ IvyD, Manic Readers, 4 Stars

Friday, October 28, 2011

Now available from Books We Love

A Trio of spicy, spooky tales to warm a cool fall night!



A Shadow at Twilight by Mary Leo

When is love enough? 

Hilly Thomson must once again give up her much-anticipated vacation in favor of her overbearing boss’s needs. Granted, her boss, Dillon Spencer, is now in a deep coma from a nasty car accident, but still…

To make matters worse, his spirit keeps appearing, mostly while she’s in the shower, asking questions and teasing her with his charm and sexy good looks. Before long this kinder, gentler Dillon has won her heart. But Dillon wasn’t alone in his car on that snowy road, and when he learns of the tragedy surrounding the accident his desire to return to his life is in question. Now Hilly, with the help of a few spunky, notoriously famous hotel ghosts, must convince Dillon that his life is worth fighting for, and nothing in this world or any other world can stop her from loving him, not even the threat of his returning to his old overbearing self.



A Chill at Twilight by Calista Fox
 
Hell Hath No Fury Like a Best Friend Scorned…
 

With her country music career in a downward spiral, Rachel Holt returns to her hometown of Onyx, Texas. There, a sexy cowboy named Luc Winston and a ghost as ominous as the town’s namesake awaits her. Not only is the ghost of Rachel’s best friend, who died seven years ago, haunting the Whispering Willow Inn where Rachel is staying, she’s terrorizing Rachel.

Believing Peyton’s ghost feels slighted by her long absence and her sizzling, rekindled romance with too-hot-to-handle Luc, Rachel tries to make amends with the scorned spirit. Only to discover a web of secrets and lies that leave her questioning whether Peyton’s death was an accident, as reported…or murder. But can she survive the ghost’s fury long enough to get to the truth?







A Shiver at Twilight by Erin Quinn

Destiny brings them together, but ghosts of the past try to tear them apart . .


When Carly Ryan answers her friend's SOS on Halloween, she has no idea she'll end up stranded in a haunted house. But circumstances conspire against Carly and her rescue mission soon becomes a night of terror. Only the appearance of JD Dover helps her fight off the ghosts that lurk in every corner. Sexy, capable and undaunted, JD is more than happy to be Carly's knight in shining armor. Despite the creaking walls and eerie footsteps, despite the inexplicable ghostly happenings, Carly and JD can’t fight the attraction that consumes them and the passion that burns in their blood. Their coming together feels fated, but is it destiny or something more sinister that has drawn them to this haunted house? As they explore the attraction flaring between them, they fight to stay alive—but neither can guess the identity of the enemy they face or the lengths to which that enemy will go to cover up its sins.

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Thursday, October 27, 2011

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Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Now available: Secrets and Lies by Jamie Hill

Natalie Jameson has a handsome husband, three wonderful children, and one very big secret. She's managed to keep it under wraps for over twenty years, but recent events lead her to decide she has no choice but to reveal the terrible truth.

Alex Jameson has had one goal in life since the minute he met Natalie on their college campus. Do whatever it takes to make this woman happy. When circumstances threaten to unravel the web of secrets and lies they've built around themselves, will their love be strong enough to survive?

"Author Jamie Hill has a knack for pulling a reader deeper and deeper into her stories as they try to figure out where she is leading them." ~ Tammy, Fallen Angel Reviews


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Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Now available: Golden Chances Book 7 - The Wild Card by Jane Toombs

Special Introductory Price Only 99 Cents!




A fast-moving, dramatic California saga about the people--Spanish, Anglo, Mexican and Indian who struggled, fought, made mistakes, loved and survived to build the foundations of the Golden State:

The Bastard 
The Interloper 
The Dancer 
The Rebel
The Fixer
The Deceiver
The Wild Card 

Genre: Historical Romantic Suspense

Book 7: The Wild Card

 
Natalia Ausmus flew home from Jamaica accompanied only by her bitter suspicions. She didn't ever want to see Ross McCann again. Or Theodora, for that matter. It was hard to blame Fenton who, really, had been betrayed, too. Though, after years of enduring Theodora's other lovers, perhaps it no longer bothered Fenton. As far as Natalia was concerned Fenton was more or less a cipher, a zero, a nothing.

Theodora, Natalia was sure, had planned the entire scenario--Ross riding his bike to the cliff house at the cove, where he was sure to meet Natalia; his laid-back play for her; the trip to Jamaica.

I was supposed to fall in love with him, Natalia thought with a grimace. Maybe even marry him so Theodora could control me through him. How ruthless she is!

Ruthless enough to set a trap for me in that sea cave?

Natalia shuddered at the memory. While she couldn't bring herself to believe her near escape from death had been more than an accident, she knew she'd never trust Theodora or Ross again. Or even Fenton.

At the same time, she meant to conceal her mistrust. No one knew she'd caught Ross in Theodora's embrace, her abrupt return to California was excused by her traumatic experience while snorkeling and she'd said nothing to the contrary. So, for the moment, she was one up on her cousin. Much as it galled her, she'd do well to be polite to both Theodora and Ross and keep her disgust and anger to herself.

How could she have been so stupid as to have believed Theodora's mid-life crisis spiel? Or been taken in by Ross's phony charm? Natalia intended to make damn sure it never happened again.

A chauffeured limousine, courtesy of Burwash, Incorporated, met her at Los Angeles International Airport and drove her to the big house at the ranch, where Dee was staying while she was gone.

Dee took one look at her and immediately called a doctor. Natalia was in bed for the better part of a week. Coral cuts, the doctor informed her, were not to be dismissed lightly.

She slept poorly, usually waking at dawn. When she felt better, despite remaining aches and healing cuts and Dee's disapproval, Natalia decided on an early morning horseback ride. It'd been too long since she'd ridden over the land--her land--on her Arabian mare, Chichi. She needed to renew her bond with her heritage because now she meant to fight to the death to keep it. Theodora wasn't going to win this one.

The sun was hidden by morning fog when she set off from the big house, heading southwest, her spirits raised by Chichi's responsive eagerness. How could riding a motorcycle possibly compare to mounting a living animal, an intelligent horse who knew the land better than you did, who enjoyed the ride as much as you did and shared her enjoyment with you?

Natalia passed the ruins where, now that she knew about them, the troubles and tragedies of the past hovered as tangibly as the scent of the white roses. Had Diarmid Burwash married Concepcion Gabaldon solely to acquire the land? And, if so, had she known she was being used by Diarmid? Natalia raised her chin. She'd never again be used by any man intent on furthering his own interests!

Sunday, October 23, 2011

Wonderful Reviews for Hope Falls by Jamieson Wolf

Praise for Jamieson Wolf and Hope Falls:

“A unique premise executed with humor, suspense and a touch of the macabre. You’ll enjoy the surprising blend that Wolf brings to the world of soap operas.” ~ Caridad Pineiro, New York Times Best Selling Author of The Calling Series and Sins of the Flesh

“Jamieson Wolf is one of the most energetic writers around and Hope Falls is a delightfully twisted soap opera of a novel. Dynasty meets Death Wish.” ~ Scott Pack, Publisher, The Friday Project

"Wolf entertains his reader well with suspense, action, humor, horror and a ton of quirky soap opera drama. It's time to turn off the TV and get immersed in Wolf's version of romance and plot twists! Hope Falls has it all!" ~ Sandy Lender, Author of Choices Meant for Gods, Choices Meant for Kings and What Choices We Made

Jamieson Wolf weaves a sexy and sizzling mystery with a final twist that leaves your head in a spin. With characters that crawl immediately into your heart, Hope Falls will leave you breathless and anxious for more. ~ Ellen C Maze, Bestselling author of Rabbit: Chasing Beth Rider

“Jamieson Wolf writes like Augusten Burroughs without the cynicism.” ~  Nasim Marie Jafry – Author of The State of Me

“ Hope Falls is an enthralling romp of a book. Dark secrets and dead bodies pile up as the pages turn. If soaps were like this they all would be top of the ratings. Great fun! Jamieson has done it again.” ~ Ron Morgans, Best Selling Author of The Fox & Farraday Mysteries

Friday, October 21, 2011

Coming November 1

A Trio of spicy, spooky tales to warm a cool fall night!



A Shadow at Twilight by Mary Leo

When is love enough? 

Hilly Thomson must once again give up her much-anticipated vacation in favor of her overbearing boss’s needs. Granted, her boss, Dillon Spencer, is now in a deep coma from a nasty car accident, but still…

To make matters worse, his spirit keeps appearing, mostly while she’s in the shower, asking questions and teasing her with his charm and sexy good looks. Before long this kinder, gentler Dillon has won her heart. But Dillon wasn’t alone in his car on that snowy road, and when he learns of the tragedy surrounding the accident his desire to return to his life is in question. Now Hilly, with the help of a few spunky, notoriously famous hotel ghosts, must convince Dillon that his life is worth fighting for, and nothing in this world or any other world can stop her from loving him, not even the threat of his returning to his old overbearing self.



A Chill at Twilight by Calista Fox
 
Hell Hath No Fury Like a Best Friend Scorned…
 

With her country music career in a downward spiral, Rachel Holt returns to her hometown of Onyx, Texas. There, a sexy cowboy named Luc Winston and a ghost as ominous as the town’s namesake awaits her. Not only is the ghost of Rachel’s best friend, who died seven years ago, haunting the Whispering Willow Inn where Rachel is staying, she’s terrorizing Rachel.

Believing Peyton’s ghost feels slighted by her long absence and her sizzling, rekindled romance with too-hot-to-handle Luc, Rachel tries to make amends with the scorned spirit. Only to discover a web of secrets and lies that leave her questioning whether Peyton’s death was an accident, as reported…or murder. But can she survive the ghost’s fury long enough to get to the truth?







A Shiver at Twilight by Erin Quinn

Destiny brings them together, but ghosts of the past try to tear them apart . .


When Carly Ryan answers her friend's SOS on Halloween, she has no idea she'll end up stranded in a haunted house. But circumstances conspire against Carly and her rescue mission soon becomes a night of terror. Only the appearance of JD Dover helps her fight off the ghosts that lurk in every corner. Sexy, capable and undaunted, JD is more than happy to be Carly's knight in shining armor. Despite the creaking walls and eerie footsteps, despite the inexplicable ghostly happenings, Carly and JD can’t fight the attraction that consumes them and the passion that burns in their blood. Their coming together feels fated, but is it destiny or something more sinister that has drawn them to this haunted house? As they explore the attraction flaring between them, they fight to stay alive—but neither can guess the identity of the enemy they face or the lengths to which that enemy will go to cover up its sins.

Available November 1 at Books We Love!

Thursday, October 20, 2011

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Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Now available: Golden Chances Book 6 - The Deceiver by Jane Toombs

Special Introductory Price Only 99 Cents!




A fast-moving, dramatic California saga about the people--Spanish, Anglo, Mexican and Indian who struggled, fought, made mistakes, loved and survived to build the foundations of the Golden State:

The Bastard 
The Interloper 
The Dancer 
The Rebel
The Fixer
The Deceiver
The Wild Card 

Genre: Historical Romantic Suspense

Book 6: The Deceiver

 
On her twenty-first birthday, Natalia Ausmus drove her lemon yellow Kharmann Ghia along the cove road, heading for the cliff house that perched like a bird ready to take flight over the ocean. She loved the house, all glass and redwood, rebuilt, she'd been told after a previous house there had been destroyed by the earthquake of 1957. The same earthquake that had killed her father and her mother but had spared their newborn baby--her.

When she was in her early teens she'd often wondered why she'd survived. Was she destined to be important to mankind? But as she grew older such questioning seemed pretentious to her. Theodora would laugh her head off if she ever knew Natalia thought of herself as someone special.

When Grandfather Davis died two years after she was born, everyone was shocked to find his will left the cliff house as well as the remodeled mansion to Natalia. Her Uncle Fonso had been especially upset. When she was ten, her cousin Theodora told her that Uncle Fonso killed himself because of his father's will and it was all Natalia's fault.

At the time Natalia had believed her and guilt had dogged her for years. Fonso's death came only seven months after her grandfather's so she'd been too young at the time to know anything about what happened. Since then her Cousin Frances had repeatedly assured her the will had nothing to do with Fonso's death, a death Frances refused to believe was suicide.

"Fonso was a compulsive gambler," Frances had told her. "When I was married to him I kept his gambling under control but after our divorce he went wild, gambling away hundreds of thousands of dollars. He was in trouble with people he owed money to, dangerous types--Mafia, for all I know. They killed him, I'm sure of it, and set up the death to look like he'd shot himself."

By now the truth was buried under too many years to ever be known. But Natalia did learn why her grandfather had favored her in his will, because he'd left a letter with his lawyers to be given to her on her eighteenth birthday. In it he told her he hoped she'd learn to love the land as he did and would always keep the ranch in the family. "I can trust none of my other descendants to do so," he'd written. "You're the wild card in the pack, my last chance."

He'd also willed her sixty percent of his stock in Burwash Incorporated. The remaining forty percent was divided between Theodora, Fenton, Renata and Wanda. Natalia had also inherited her mother's stock but, because other stock was outstanding, Natalia's total holding was less than forty percent of all the stock; she didn't have a voting majority by herself.

And that was the problem. Fenton, Renata and Wanda had inherited their father Fonso's stock and Theodora had inherited her father Malcolm's stock. Frances Bothwick Bardini also owned shares, as did her ailing mother, Meg.

Together, they outvoted Natalia. This fact hadn't bothered her until a month ago when she'd gone to see Renata play at a golden oldies rock concert at the Hollywood Bowl.

"I loved your new song, 'Sands of Gold,'" Natalia told Renata afterwards. "Fantastic. Really with it, not old time at all."

"The song's about the ranch and growing up there," Renata confided. "I hate to see the place sold. Especially to a conglomerate."

It was the first Natalia had heard of the proposed sale. By pestering the director of the board, seventy-year-old Elmer Jarvis, she'd eventually learned that Theodora, Fenton and Wanda were pushing the sale. The others, whether they cared what happened or not, weren't putting up a fight.

Natalia was damned if she'd go along with it. Hadn't her grandfather trusted her to save the land? Bits and pieces had been nibbled away over the years for highways and railroads and an airport but the Burwash ranch still owned over seventy thousand acres. Unfortunately, the ranch was part of Burwash, Incorporated and therefore subject to the decisions of the corporation's Board of Directors.


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Sunday, October 16, 2011

Coming Soon: Secrets and Lies by Jamie Hill

Natalie Jameson has a handsome husband, three wonderful children, and one very big secret. She's managed to keep it under wraps for over twenty years, but recent events lead her to decide she has no choice but to reveal the terrible truth.

Alex Jameson has had one goal in life since the minute he met Natalie on their college campus. Do whatever it takes to make this woman happy. When circumstances threaten to unravel the web of secrets and lies they've built around themselves, will their love be strong enough to survive?

Coming This Week from Books We Love!

Saturday, October 15, 2011

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Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Now available: Golden Chances Book 5 - The Fixer by Jane Toombs

Special Introductory Price Only 99 Cents!




A fast-moving, dramatic California saga about the people--Spanish, Anglo, Mexican and Indian who struggled, fought, made mistakes, loved and survived to build the foundations of the Golden State:

The Bastard 
The Interloper 
The Dancer 
The Rebel
The Fixer
The Deceiver
The Wild Card 

Genre: Historical Romantic Suspense

Book 5: The Fixer

 
Jennifer’s father didn't say a word to her as they drove back to the ranch in his Cadillac. His silence and her furtive glances at his grim face did nothing to reassure her, she figured he was marshaling his forces for an all-out offensive when they reached the house. He needn’t expect her to be sorry because she wasn’t, and nothing he could say or do would make her feel that way.

"Into the study," he ordered once they were inside.

Jennifer marched defiantly into the room, determined not to sit down and let him stand over her while he raved at her. She meant to face him and give as good as she got.

"I'm disappointed in you," he began.

Did he think she wasn't disappointed in him?

"I've never known you to be a sneak," he went on.

"What was sneaky about riding my bike to El Doblez and taking a bus to San Diego?" she demanded.

"You did so knowing it was against my wishes and you took care I wouldn't catch you doing it."

"You're unreasonable," she cried. "I can't talk to you. If mama were alive, she wouldn't keep me shut away like a princess in a tower."

"Don't you dare mention your mother!" he shouted.

"I didn't do anything wrong. What's wrong with dancing?"

“You left the house without permission. I won't be defied by you or by anyone else--do you understand?"

She folded her arms across her chest, staring at him, her fury growing. He wouldn't answer her questions, he only said the same old thing--you can't and the reason you can't is because I say so.

"As punishment for your disobedience, I'm canceling your allowance until further notice," he said. "And because I can't trust you, you'll be locked in your room until I choose to let you out."

Her anger boiled up and spilled over. "Do you expect me to cry? To beg? Well, I refuse to. Go ahead, keep me a prisoner, see if I care!" To tell the truth, she was perilously near tears but she'd die before she shed any in front of him. "I hate you!" she cried.


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Monday, October 10, 2011

Now available: O'Malley's Cottage by Ronald Ady Crouch

Rebecca Parker-Brown has the perfect life, wealthy husband and loving daughter. Life among Toronto’s elite couldn’t be better. When she discovers the ultimate betrayal, Rebecca and Emma move to a remote cottage on the outskirts of Algonquin Provincial Park to start life over again. A chance encounter with a passing stranger changes her future forever. She endures much heartache and suffering on the journey ahead. When her daughter is lost in the Algonquin wilderness during a severe snow storm, on what should have been their first Christmas together in O’Malley’s Cottage, Rebecca reaches breaking point.



"Our Canadian Thanksgiving release is a story meant for the holidays, and if you love children, and horses, and loveable old timers, you'd better have a box of tissues beside you for this one. Rebecca and Emma, sister Rachael and the wonderful O'Malley, all of them will tug your heart strings and by the time you reach the last chapter you'll have that box of tissues nearly used up. A beautiful story just in time for Christmas." ~ Judith Pittman, Books We Love

Friday, October 7, 2011

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Wednesday, October 5, 2011

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Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Now available: Golden Chances Book 4 - The Rebel by Jane Toombs

Special Introductory Price Only 99 Cents!



A fast-moving, dramatic California saga about the people--Spanish, Anglo, Mexican and Indian who struggled, fought, made mistakes, loved and survived to build the foundations of the Golden State:

The Bastard 
The Interloper 
The Dancer 
The Rebel
The Fixer
The Deceiver
The Wild Card 

Genre: Historical Romantic Suspense

Book 4: The Rebel

 
The tenth of July, Davis Burwash thought, looking around the foyer of his California house in satisfaction. A date he'd never forget, one he'd happily remember forever. If he'd had any sense he'd have swept Elena Gabaldon off her feet five years ago, after their first meeting, and married her then. No other woman had ever really meant anything to him once he'd seen Elena.

Flowers graced the foyer, not in the usual wedding whites and muted pinks but, at Elena's request, in what she called "California colors"--brilliant reds and purples and fuchsias and oranges. As his sister, Meg had said a few minutes ago--the old place sang with color. He liked the song.

Their wedding was to be at the El Doblez church but the reception would be here on the ranch--again, as Elena had wished. She'd asked that Antonio, Felicia's boy, be allowed to be a ring bearer along with Patrick, Meg’s son, since theirs was to be a double ring ceremony. Davis knew the two boys were inseparable even though Felicia was only a servant and he also knew why. So what if a guest or two raised an eyebrow?

He might not be able to give Elena the title of countess but anything else she wanted was hers. Now that she'd finally consented to be his wife, she'd never escape him again.

"Elena," Meg had told him this morning, "is one of a kind. The stubborn kind. Do you know she insists on wearing that poppy pin you gave her? She says she wouldn't dream of being married without it. I managed to persuade her into pinning it onto her glove instead of, Lord forbid, on her wedding gown. But I couldn't talk her out of donning that old family locket of hers."

Davis smiled. Something old, something new. The locket came from her Gabaldon ancestors, but he had no quarrel with them. He was pleased and delighted that the poppy pin meant so much to her. God knows it had been a gift from his heart.

Watching the servants bustling to and fro--he'd hired extra help for the occasion--Davis hoped everything about the wedding would be perfect. He'd done all he could to assure it would be.

The first indication of anything wrong came after the ceremony, as Davis ushered his new bride from the church down a runner of red carpet to their new Packard automobile.

He heard Bothwick say, loudly, "No, you don't!" and glanced sideways to see his brother-in-law forcibly restraining a man. Davis, unable to get a good look at the man, decided he must be a stray drunk.

By the time he and Elena reached the house, Davis had forgotten the incident and didn't think to ask Bothwick about it after the relatives and guests began to arrive. If he had, or if Bothwick had come up and told him, he'd have taken precautions by posting a guard or two and nothing more would have happened.

He was drinking a toast with two former classmates from Stanford, Yancey Coleman and Ben Mattias, when Samuel Grier climbed onto a chair and began shouting.

"Mine!" Grier cried, his voice carrying over the party hum. "You deny me my rights, Davis Burwash, but what you own I own."

"Damn the man!" Davis muttered, pushing through the staring crowd toward Grier, followed by Coleman.


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Saturday, October 1, 2011

October Special on Sandcastles of Love - Only 99 Cents!

Sandcastles of Love by Sydell Voeller

When Logan Becker's family embarks on a summer "house swapping" vacation in a beach town in Oregon, Logan is overjoyed.  Similarly, Tricia Merrit, the daughter of the other family, is thrilled to be in the farm belt of Minnesota.

Logan falls in love with the beach boy surfer of her dreams, but soon she discovers he's Tricia's boyfriend.  Logan's dreams are shattered.  Meanwhile, there's another boy who is attracted to Logan—the totally uncool Grant Duncan who is busy trying to launch a campaign to clean the local beaches.  Can Logan come to realize that true love often reveals itself in unexpected ways?

"Sandcastles of Love is a very short teen romance. Despite the short length, the story is solid and definitely well suited to romance readers. Logan does come off as a little selfish, but I remember those days and it comes with the age. For light summer reading, Sydell Voeller's teen romance is a great choice. I'm betting that many teen girls will relate to Logan and wish they had their very own beach romance." ~  Tracy Farnsworth, Round Table Reviews

"A wonderful story of a summer romance with interesting twists and turns..."  ~ Michelle Poulson-vick at Sharpwriter Reviews
  
"Ms. Voeller's talent is superb, and I was impressed with her ability to write as if she were the actual teenager in the book. Sandcastles of Love is a light-hearted young adult romance that's attention grabbing, well-written, and charming." ~ J.B. Leese,  A Story Weaver

“Young readers will enjoy Sandcastles of Love, particularly ones who love the beach.  Ms. Voeller’s descriptions of the Oregon coast are wonderful, as are the scenes where Grant teaches Logan to build sand castles.  Well-written, interesting, and delightfully romantic, they made me want to grab a bucket, take off my shoes and start digging...” Reviewed by Carrie Masek, Scribes World Reviews

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