Michael Everett is grieving the loss of his wife Hannah, whose death from Stage 4 ovarian cancer destroyed the foundation of his life and the plans made of happily ever after for himself and his wife. Knowing that he would wallow and resist moving on after her death, Hannah entrusts her brother Richard with a […]
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“The fact remains that I’ve been living in a bit of a dream world. I had this idea I could make some money out of my nonsense verses, but as it turns out I’d probably have to pay to get them published. No, I need to sort myself out, one way or another. I’ve got
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I use Grammarly for proofreading because I’d be loss without it. See, get it? Ha! (Disclosure: This post was sponsored by Grammarly. I also got to test drive their proofreading software, which offers the basics for checking the grammar of your writing in the style you need for either your business writing (formal) or your blog (casual).)
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The more the outrageous the title of a historical romance the more inclined I am to enjoy reading it. This one was no exception. Lady Calpurnia has spent ten years as a retiring wallflower, a little plumper than the average debutante; she spends each dance with the matrons though she really loves to dance. At
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William Morrow Paperbacks, April 2, 2013 Originally Reviewed: I didn’t. It’s a paperback original. New Cover or Old? So far this is the only cover. I’m a little indifferent about it. From the Publisher: Shy American student Alexandra Beckmann—‘X’ to her friends—arrives in Naples desperate for adventures beyond the sheltered life she has led. She
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