October 1, 2023
Zero Day Ghost book cover
Published by Sue Cook at October 1, 2023
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Zero Day Ghost, a Techno-Thriller Book Review

The reader is led to believe various belief constructs along the way, as Emily navigates intrigue after intrigue. This is a true spy novel, in that you have no clue who is pulling the strings. Anyone could be writing the code, and anyone could be the “bad guy.”
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September 8, 2023
For Sale, house front image for short story cover
Published by Perri Dodgson at September 8, 2023
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For Sale

Recently added extension with its own wash room. Atmospheric views over the valley when the cloud is so low the town looks like it’s rising from the sea. Currently used as a playroom for two mischievous children and in a situation reasonably hidden from main reception rooms so can be left as messy as required.
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September 5, 2023
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Published by Katie Daniels at September 5, 2023
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Thief Liar Lady, A Review

Thief Liar Lady doesn’t shy away from digging into the deep complexities of life, family, and government. Don’t judge the book by its fairy tale cover. It’s a tale of espionage, political intrigue, and independence led by a reimagined Cinderella ready to fight for her beliefs whether she has a man or not. And she’d prefer not.
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August 18, 2023
The boy at the back of the room, short story cover with young man sitting on steps
Published by A. L. Sarino at August 18, 2023
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The Boy at the Back of The Room

You weren’t in the casual class pictures that we took from time to time, or so I thought. You were not friends with my friends. I don’t think you had any, really. But I was at the front each time. And yet, somehow, I met you one day.
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July 28, 2023
Flag of India and empty soccer or football field - His Paradise Lost, short story cover
Published by Debasish Banerjee at July 28, 2023
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His Paradise Lost

Vishnu knew that the prolonged pandemic had changed everything. His favourite – and the city's best – football grounds had now become a den for poisonous reptiles and insects.They easily hid within the thickets of three-feet-high barnyard- and spear grass, and the tiny white-flowered parthenium.
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