Did you ever go on a treasure hunt as a kid? Do you remember how much fun they were? Do you remember getting excited about every clue? Well, treasure hunter, come on a new adventure with your host P.D. Workman.
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If you hang out around here, you’ll see some of the books that I’m reading on at least a weekly basis, along with a quote and what I think about it. I read several books a week, so I don’t report on each one, but I pick my current read, my most favourite or most interesting recent read, and say a few words about it.
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Erin is looking to clean the slate and starts over. When she comes to Bald Eagle Falls to open a specialised bakery in her Aunt Clementine’s old shop, is she in over her head?
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Zachary Goldman is a Private Investigator who is messed up. Add in a crazy ex-wife, and together they made one ugly recipe. The one thing Zachary can keep on track in his life is his work.
Well, that is up until now.
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Last time, I wrote Five Characters I Love. This time, I will change it up and tell you the Characters I Love to Hate.
Before I get into my list, I thought I would give you an insight on why I picked them. I have a hard time with people who manipulate children into thinking they’re in control when in reality, they’re just doing what the person wants them to do. Nothing seems to get my dander up more than people taking advantage of the vulnerable.
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“Discover the top five most memorable characters from bestselling author P.D. Workman’s gripping thrillers and YA novels. From Abe to Kelli, meet the unforgettable heroes that readers can’t stop thinking about.”
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A review by my hubby of Endless Change, originally posted on Flamestr’s Thoughts. Thank you, sweetie!
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Meet Seth Wilcox, a typical fourteen-year-old boy who wants to get better. Nothing more or less; Seth has spent most of his days in the hospital.
Seth wants to be happy, but how can he be happy, when he is constantly feeling ill? Seth lands in hospital once again, and Social Services becomes suspicious of the situation. When a child is consistently in the hospital, it raises a red flag.
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Today is World Book Day, and as I’ve done a couple of times, I thought I would post a review of one of my wife’s recent books, EDS, Medical Kidnap Files #2. You can find a review of book #1 of the series here.
Once you meet Katt, you’ll never forget her. She has a way about her. That is because the only people who seem to meet her are in the medical field. And they appear to get to know her too well.
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My sweet hubby has posted another book review on his blog. This time, about Mito, Medical Kidnap Files #1:
