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Zombie Apocalypse
Lily goes for a weekend hiking trip with friends only to discover a virus is turning Britains into zombies. Her only hope is to return home, but will she make it?
Disabilities | Judaism | Kindness | Leadership | volunteer
Our Responsibility is to Repair the World
We can repair the world through social action and social justice: Tikkun Olam.
Book Reviews | Books | Kindle books | science fiction | series books | Teen Books | YA Books | YA fiction
Headwars: Maxwell Horner and the Tree of Life
Maxwell Horner’s mom is found in a persistent vegetative state, so Max needs to become a neurologist to cure her. He gets to go to Halfskull Institute of Neurology and soon learns that this school is filled with weirdness.
Shoplifting Crisis and Sticking it to the Man
Theft is in epidemic proportions and what isn’t seen is the damage it does to the soul.
Book Reviews | Kindle books | love story | Mysteries | romance | series | series books | Women's Fiction
Small Town Secrets
Anni Lefter would like to see Gavin Everly put behind bars, but the man has been in hiding for 4 years probably spending his stolen money in a South Pacific paradise. Will hiring PI Jon Trimble finally solve the case?
How My Family Celebrates Mother’s Day
My family is filled with marvelous mothers. Here’s how we celebrate Mother’s Day. How about you?
Book Reviews | Books | Historical Fiction | History | MG books | MG novels | middle grade | science fiction | series | series books | Teen Books | Time Travel
Meet the Real Christopher Columbus
L.T. Caton begins her “Find Me in Time” series with Christopher Columbus. Join 5 pre-teens in their secret treehouse as they learn what Columbus was really like.
The Fool’s Apprentice: A Murder Mystery
Denrikk shows up late at the yearly Apprentice Ceremony and misses his dream assignment to a knight. He now has to become the Fool’s Apprentice. When things couldn’t go any worse for him, he’s accused of murder.
Deaf Characters in the Fiction I Write
Deaf characters in literature first appeared as two-dimensional figures, but in time have been fleshed out as sympathetic figures with problems that writers expose in their life-like fiction.
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Spring 2023
There’s more to a writer’s life than sitting in front of a computer and tapping on a keyboard.