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Taliban Escape!

One Woman’s Journey out of hell

By Aabra

     It is difficult to believe that so many women still live in extreme violence and are killed in the hands of their partners. We all want to think that this doesn’t happen. But as Aabra shows in Taliban Escape, violence against women is a growing problem.

     Taliban Escape is about one woman’s struggle to free herself from the shackles of violence and…

Hello everyone,

You’ve probably noticed that I’ve been posting mostly reviews and interviews for the past couple of months. And you are right. Since mid-October I haven’t posted about my books, namely my works-in-progress. Back in early September, I pretty much stopped writing in my works-in-progress due to publishing one of them (Freelance Writing Guide) and having a blog tour. I have no regrets, of course, because I was ecstatic about publishing a book I had been working on…

I really enjoyed Life Lessons from the Heart by Teresa Morrow. It is such a deep and honest book where the author shares some important life lessons that she learned from her personal experiences. I enjoy hearing other perspectives on life and it was refreshing to read about Morrow’s suggestions…

The blog tour may be over, but there is still a lot going on! The day after the last day of the tour, I was interviewed on A Blue Million Books by Amy Metz. Thanks, Amy! I have another interview coming up on October 1st – can you believe it’s October already?! – and I will let you know when it’s posted.

I now need to get back to working on my works-in-progress. I…

I HAVE NO THOUGHTS NOW.. I'M IN THE DARKNESS

BY GLORIA FAYE BROWN BATES/ aka GRANNY GEE

I heard someone say to me that they needed to get bone…

2001 was a year we may all remember.

But for my family and me, it was a life changing year. Having lost my job, followed by a serious cancer operation only to discover that my wife also had cancer and than came 9/11; all this within 5 month!

Our son Ralph [ www.ralphgerhardt.com ] was working at the WTC #1 on the 105th floor when he called on that fateful day telling us that the building was either rocked by a bomb or hit by a…

I've been a freelance journalist and a non-fiction writer for over 30 years. Although I wrote a lot of (mostly bad, mostly juvenile) fiction between the ages of 11 and 21 I turned to non-fiction for a career because I figured I'd have a much better chance of making a living that way. So why did I write a novel? Funny you should ask.

I had no intention of writing a novel, ever. I wasn't interested in writing one, even though I'm…

When Viking asked if I wanted to read and potentially review From the Memoirs of a Non-Enemy Combatant by Alex Gilvarry, I commented about the long title. They laughed and suggested I watch the video below. I’ve posted that video because I think you’ll get a kick out of it, and…

 

I have a lady who say's she is my friend ,

But what exactly is a real friend? She is alway's calling me in her time of

trouble, Which I don't mind , But where do I as a person draw the line as

A friend? do I keep running to help, or do I step back and let her , and her 37 year old…

C. S. Lewis ~ “You can't get a cup of tea big enough or a book long enough to suit me.”

            I love this quote because I really relate to the sentiments behind it.  First of all,

            I am a big tea drinker and I love to read.  Just add a warm blanket and I’ll be

            all set.

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Jane Austen ~ “It sometimes happens that a woman is handsomer at twenty-nine than she was…

Part I (Destruction From Twins) When a selfish enchantress seeks to steal mystical powers from her twin sister, she sentences the world of Lor Mandela and its inhabitants to death. In an effort to preserve itself, the soul of the planet appoints a Child of Balance named Audril Borloc who must solve…

Reprinted from: http://nfaa.wordpress.com The video is in the original post...

Words are critically important for readers, writers, and publishers.

Words are the substance of knowledge, the means of communication, and one of the most mysterious fashionings of humans.

Publishers use words as measurments, writers use words as tools, readers use words as…

I’m engaged in a discussion over in the forums of BestsellerBound about why the theme of my soon-to-be-published book will make it hard to sell.

I knew as I planned and wrote it that it would be, at the very best, a niche-book–of interest to a…

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