Blurb

"Get the best hooker that money can buy and go out in a blaze of glory," was the advice of a friend. So, Adam did. And that blaze of glory was Gabriella Marguerite Duchene...

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Riveting

A fantastically written story. I was certainly intrigued by the turn around of events from the word go and my intrigue didn't stop until the very last sentence.

Some deserving accolade for the description of Gabby at the door. Very impressive. And also the part in the restaurant where she explained the food they would be eating. Made me hungry. A sure sign of good writing, for it to have such an effect on the reader.

Loved everything about this story. A winner not just for the writing, but by the detail John has incorporated into the parts within the story, even down to the past misdemeanors of the two lawyers. Very good.

The Emotion Thesaurus.

Follow the link to their blog to see what its uses are. Sometimes you're struggling for words and it might come handy.

Sample entries: http://thebookshelfmuse.blogspot.com/p/the-emotion-thesaurus.html

They also have a free dowload: EMOTION AMPLIFIERS: A COMPANION TO THE EMOTION THESAURUS

If it's not what you meant, DELETE lol. Sorry.

I have just purchased this book and am reading it slowly, savoring each word. Highly recommended at a price that cannot be beat.

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Finally available for download.

I loved this book; memoirs of our very own Valerie Byron (gooduklady)

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Just started reading this one. This was written by one of my favorite facebook page admins so I had to check it out. Supposedly, if you liked Hunger Games you'll like this. I just stared so I can't say for sure, but far I do like it.

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A story from Boer War South Africa.
A pretty good read, and historically accurate.

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The Rules of War [Kindle Edition]
James V. Byrom (Author)

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Stanley Mcqueen (Handsome777) started out at Bookrix quite tentatively....and ended up writing over thirty short stories in a matter of a couple of months. Twenty of his humorous and delightful yarns of the backwoods are contained in this wonderfully funny e-book. Do take a moment to check it out.

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