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Flannel: Short Story Part 1 of 4

His hands were rough and he smelled like dirt and rotten peaches at the end of every day. Gary Henderson … More

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Question of the day for readers and writers! This is my recent craft book on drafting. I'm reading it with my writer's group book club (let me know if you want to join).

Doing a little throwback Thursday to go with the Writers Friends Challenge. I loved this book so much. This is my kind of romance with a riveting plot. The main character time travels but has a hard time picking where he lands. Coming in and out of his wife's life from the time she was a child to her final day. This was a 5 star for sure. The movie wasn't too bad either.

Reading: The final book in The Giver quartet. I'm almost finished and it's getting very sad 😔

Today was a first. When is the last time you had a memorable first?

When was the last time you bought all the books in a serious? I just finished Red Rising and had to go find the final 3 books.

True Crime alert! If you like psychologically ruined women who drag others into their torturous scheme, then this is for you. Trigger warning for child abuse. Which is hard for me, a mother of three, to read. Why do I? I want to see the victims overcome tremendous odds and try to understand why their mother was this way.

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