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My professional editing service has a slot for your book! Spread the love4Shares Parijita Bastola may have sung the refrain “I’m unstoppable” Monday night on NBC’s “The Voice,” but unfortunately for the Severna Park teenager and her fans, America’s TV-watching electorate disagreed. The 17-year-old’s run on the singing contest ended with the semifinal results episode…
My professional editing service has a slot for your book! Spread the love2Shares Best Sellers Rank: #1,339,721 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store) #1,188 in Historical Fantasy Fiction #6,108 in Historical Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Fiction #33,292 in Paranormal & Urban Fantasy (Kindle Store) Customer Reviews: 5.0 out of 5 stars 13 ratings Suspense…
My professional editing service has a slot for your book! Spread the love2Shares MOSCOW — A Russian court on Tuesday rejected an appeal by U.S. basketball star Brittney Griner of her nine-year prison sentence for drug possession, a step that could move her closer to a possible high-stakes prisoner swap between Moscow and Washington. The…
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My professional editing service has a slot for your book! Spread the love2Shares Truly the king (pun definitely intended) of horror fiction, Stephen King has been terrifying readers for more than half a century. With more than 60 novels and 200 short stories to his name, the author of It and The Shining is something…
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Do you need your book edited by a professional editor? Spread the love1Share The Author of the best seller “THE DROVER” Pat Ritter writes another great book. A book about the worst years in Australian history in a book titled “THE SHEARER“ A story of Joe Ryan in Australia in the year 1891 when…
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Spread the love1Share Author by an Australian man PAT RITTER This book is a huge part of Australian history that speaks about droving in outback Queensland, a roaring trade in the late 1940s and 50s. Australia lived off the sheep’s back with wool being one pound sterling for one pound of wool. Everyone had money….
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Spread the love1Share The mark of a promising series is that each installment can stand alone, and readers can begin with any book. It’s too early to say if this will hold for Johanna Mo’s Island Murders cycle, just two books strong, but THE SHADOW LILY (Penguin Books, 418 pp., paper, $16.99) is a solid…
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My professional editing service has a slot for your book! Spread the love2Shares I recently asked my sister about my birth; she was 4, my brother was 2. She mentioned that Mom bought them gifts and declared they were from me, the newborn. “What were the gifts?” I asked her. “The milk bottles, Abby!” she…
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Spread the love2Shares Sweat cascaded from Ja’Wuan James’ forehead as he prepared to field questions from reporters after two hours of practicing in the ponderous heat Thursday. Even this bit of summer drudgery felt satisfying to the Ravens tackle after three seasons of absence defined by hobbling injuries, a pandemic and a contentious breakup with…
Spread the love3Shares THE KINGDOMS OF SAVANNAHBy George Dawes Green289 pages. Celadon Books. $27.99. Writer’s block has gone lamentably out of fashion, with people posting on the internet for free at all hours, the James Patterson conveyor belt, etc. So an author who takes a nice long time between books can provoke special affection and…
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