Lost Touch David Terruso File Size: 2358 KB Print Length: 243 pages Publisher: Full Fathom Five Digital (April 29, 2015) Language: English ASIN: B00TQ1EHD0 SHORT SYNOPSIS: Lina Colella is one of the most powerful psychics in the country. She’s helped the police solve more than 180 murders and missing persons cases. Her most dire […]
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I know, I know. It’s not Sunday, and not even a regular blog day, so why on earth am I doing a review on Thursday? It’s because there is a release party today for a new book in the Jane Delaney Mystery Series by Pamela Burford. I received an advanced review copy of the book
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Slim Randles is back as today’s Wednesday’s Guest with another story from the guys down at the Mule Barn Truck Stop. Grab your drink of choice and a sweet roll and enjoy… “You’re awfully quiet this morning, Steve,” Dud said to his buddy, the cowboy with the haystack mustache. “No sleep,” Steve mumbled, his chin
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Since I had a busy weekend, and now have visitors, I will not be online much the next few days, so I thought I would schedule something interesting to pop up today for your reading pleasure On Facebook and other social media sites, we chuckle when we see spelling and grammar mistakes that often are
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What’s trending in the news this week is pretty disgusting, so full of hatred with folks spewing venom like lava from Mt. St. Helen. This from a pastor in Arizona about Caitlyn Jenner, “Listen to me, I hate him with a perfect hatred. I have no love for this Bruce freak. I hope he dies
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Please welcome Anna Castle as today’s Wednesday’s Guest. She is sharing an interesting piece on some of the unusual names of Texas cities and sites. She writes two mystery series and last Sunday I reviewed Death By Disputation, one of the titles in her Frances Bacon series. Today I am over at The Blood-Red Pencil
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How was your weekend? Mine was quiet on Sunday, but Saturday was busy at the Winnsboro Center for the Arts. First I had my guitar student in the morning. It is so neat to see how she is progressing, but like many beginning guitar students she get bored at the repetition of practicing chord changes.
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Death by Disputation Anna Castle File Size: 1812 KB Print Length: 366 pages Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0991602544 Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited Sold by: Amazon Digital Services, Inc. Language: English ASIN: B00RC56VCW Short Synopsis: Thomas Clarady is recruited to spy on a group of radical Puritans at Cambridge University. Francis Bacon is his spymaster;
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According to a couple of articles I read in The Dallas Morning News this week, we have been approaching the problem of obesity the wrong way, especially here in the U.S. The dramatic rise in obesity and type 2 diabetes in children and adults has most recently been tied to our sedentary lifestyle. So the
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Slim Randles is back as today’s Wednesday’s Guest, and while his post is about June in New Mexico, his thoughts about the heat of summer ring true no matter where you live in the United States. Well, with the exception of Alaska and Hawaii, where summer is a bit different from here in the continental
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