Title: Demon: A Memoir
Author: Tosca Lee
Publisher: NavPress
ISBN-13: 978-1-60006-123-3
ISBN-10: 1-60006-123-0
Pages: 311
A cadence of language, lush and near-hypnotic, draws the reader in before realizing this is God’s story, told through the eyes of an eternally-damned demon named Lucian. Deftly interwoven into the life of one normal and fallible man, aptly named Clay, is the story of Lucifer’s fall from grace and Lucian’s one unforgivable act.
Tosca Lee has given us the entire plan of salvation, told through the words of a demon—incredulous that God continues to forgive the inept and unworthy humans—when the fallen angels only made ONE mistake.
Realizing that Lucian has drawn on Clay's every dream and thought to lead Clay into a clever deception, he realizes too late that the only truth Lucian has told is that his story has become Clay's. Obsessed, what matters most to Clay is learning how the story ends.
Ms. Lee has written a masterpiece. If all references to Christianity were removed from this novel, the plotline would stand on its own merits, leaving the reader sated--yet wondering what if.
Fictionalized reality. A haunting delivery. Destined to be a bestseller!
Sunday, January 20, 2008
Monday, August 20, 2007
Crime and Clutter by Cyndy Salzmann
TITLE: Crime and Clutter
BY: Cyndy Salzmann
ISBN-13: 978-1-58229-644-9
ISBN-10: 1-58229-644-8
Pages: 270
Liz Harris and her Friday Afternoon Club take us back to the 60’s in hilarious fashion as they wend their way through the mysterious past (and identity) of one of their own. Good eats (with recipes) are as much a part of who each of the FAC members is as is the diversity of personalities.
Cyndy Salzmann has another winner here. Without violence, gore, gratuitous sex or preaching, she leads us back to a time of war, peace marches, civil disobedience—not to mention free love, free sex, and drugs—that many of us lived through but didn’t quite understand.
Crime and Clutter is part history lesson and part psychology 101, but mostly a tale of friendship and honor, forgiveness and redemption.
Linda J. Hutchinson
Freelance writer/copywriter
www.lindajhutchinson.com
http://writerschatroom.com
www.myspace.com/lindajhutchinson
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BY: Cyndy Salzmann
ISBN-13: 978-1-58229-644-9
ISBN-10: 1-58229-644-8
Pages: 270
Liz Harris and her Friday Afternoon Club take us back to the 60’s in hilarious fashion as they wend their way through the mysterious past (and identity) of one of their own. Good eats (with recipes) are as much a part of who each of the FAC members is as is the diversity of personalities.
Cyndy Salzmann has another winner here. Without violence, gore, gratuitous sex or preaching, she leads us back to a time of war, peace marches, civil disobedience—not to mention free love, free sex, and drugs—that many of us lived through but didn’t quite understand.
Crime and Clutter is part history lesson and part psychology 101, but mostly a tale of friendship and honor, forgiveness and redemption.
Linda J. Hutchinson
Freelance writer/copywriter
www.lindajhutchinson.com
http://writerschatroom.com
www.myspace.com/lindajhutchinson
This review may be re-printed as long as the entire post is used, including the reviewer's name and contact information. Please contact reviewer with information regarding where re-print will appear.
Wednesday, March 07, 2007
The Grail Conspiracy by Lynn Sholes & Joe Moore
The Grail Conspiracy
by Lynn Sholes & Joe Moore
ISBN: 0-7387-0787-2
Midnight Ink/Llewellyn Publications
Pages: 343
Abandoned in the Iraqi desert while covering a story for SNN, reporter Cotton Stone trudges through the night to find a way to get the hell out of there.
Happening upon an excavation site, she witnesses a to-the-death fight. One man lay dead as a dying man hands her a box and speaks to her in a language known only to her and her dead twin sister.
Cotton enlists the aid of Father John Tyler, a biblical history scholar on leave from his duties as a priest—but not from his vows—to authenticate the contents of the wooden box she has smuggled out of Iraq.
Together they deliver what is believed to be the Holy Grail to the Vatican, as Cotton finds herself overshadowing her former lover and senior in the news business, with the biggest story to hit Christiandom since the crucifixion.
A transparent battle between the forces of good and evil rages for control of the Cup Jesus drank from at the Last Supper; the same Cup used to collect His blood the next day.
Cotton and Father Tyler run for their lives as those close to Cotton wind up dead, one after another. Only when the trail leads them to New Orleans after the Cup is stolen from the Vatican, do they begin to understand the forces of evil at work. Cotton’s faith in her family, even in her deceased father, is shaken as pieces of truth come to light.
Until meeting Cotton, Father Tyler had been a man on a mission, wanting to serve God, without understanding what his mission was to be. He learns that everything in his life to this point has been to prepare him to avert a sacrilegious Second Coming of Christ.
Sholes and Moore have written a fast-paced thriller devoid of boring lectures and endless pages of backstory that crashes religion, politics, and science into one gigantic ball of fire. A multilayerd tale of suspense from beginning to end. Highly recommended!
Linda J Hutchinson
www.lindajhutchinson.com
by Lynn Sholes & Joe Moore
ISBN: 0-7387-0787-2
Midnight Ink/Llewellyn Publications
Pages: 343
Abandoned in the Iraqi desert while covering a story for SNN, reporter Cotton Stone trudges through the night to find a way to get the hell out of there.
Happening upon an excavation site, she witnesses a to-the-death fight. One man lay dead as a dying man hands her a box and speaks to her in a language known only to her and her dead twin sister.
Cotton enlists the aid of Father John Tyler, a biblical history scholar on leave from his duties as a priest—but not from his vows—to authenticate the contents of the wooden box she has smuggled out of Iraq.
Together they deliver what is believed to be the Holy Grail to the Vatican, as Cotton finds herself overshadowing her former lover and senior in the news business, with the biggest story to hit Christiandom since the crucifixion.
A transparent battle between the forces of good and evil rages for control of the Cup Jesus drank from at the Last Supper; the same Cup used to collect His blood the next day.
Cotton and Father Tyler run for their lives as those close to Cotton wind up dead, one after another. Only when the trail leads them to New Orleans after the Cup is stolen from the Vatican, do they begin to understand the forces of evil at work. Cotton’s faith in her family, even in her deceased father, is shaken as pieces of truth come to light.
Until meeting Cotton, Father Tyler had been a man on a mission, wanting to serve God, without understanding what his mission was to be. He learns that everything in his life to this point has been to prepare him to avert a sacrilegious Second Coming of Christ.
Sholes and Moore have written a fast-paced thriller devoid of boring lectures and endless pages of backstory that crashes religion, politics, and science into one gigantic ball of fire. A multilayerd tale of suspense from beginning to end. Highly recommended!
Linda J Hutchinson
www.lindajhutchinson.com
A Red Dark Night by A.P. Fuchs
A Red Dark Night
by A P Fuchs
ISBN: 0-9734848-0-2
Coscom Entertainment
Pages: 214
If you’ve ever been to summer camp … this is the “stuff” of the best campfire tales! Just don’t let your kids read it before heading off to Camp Silverway.
Fuchs leads us to a night decades ago where he introduces the nightmare of B-horror red syrupy goo, and then on to one tormented survivor’s attempts to overcome the nightmare by re-visiting the camp—this time as a counselor.
Creatures of darkness and blood multiply rapidly to engulf the camp in a dome of blood, leaving our heroine and Tarek with no place to go.
Quick pacing, intense sexuality and believable characters, make this a quick read. We travel through time and on to another world—or our world in the future or the past?—before splashing down again to re-live the past, and just maybe the future, all over again.
Linda J Hutchinson
www.lindajhutchinson.com
by A P Fuchs
ISBN: 0-9734848-0-2
Coscom Entertainment
Pages: 214
If you’ve ever been to summer camp … this is the “stuff” of the best campfire tales! Just don’t let your kids read it before heading off to Camp Silverway.
Fuchs leads us to a night decades ago where he introduces the nightmare of B-horror red syrupy goo, and then on to one tormented survivor’s attempts to overcome the nightmare by re-visiting the camp—this time as a counselor.
Creatures of darkness and blood multiply rapidly to engulf the camp in a dome of blood, leaving our heroine and Tarek with no place to go.
Quick pacing, intense sexuality and believable characters, make this a quick read. We travel through time and on to another world—or our world in the future or the past?—before splashing down again to re-live the past, and just maybe the future, all over again.
Linda J Hutchinson
www.lindajhutchinson.com
T: An Auto-Biography by Feather Schwartz Foster
T: An Auto-Biography
by Feather Schwartz Foster
Illistrated by Kathe Gogolewski
ISBN: 10:0-9785158-3-8
13:978-0-9785158-3-6
Red Engine Press
Pages: 68
Feather Schwartz Foster delivers yet another inspired romp through history, this time with a Model-T Ford as the narrator and star of the show.
Geared for the younger audience, T will be enjoyed by young and old alike for many years to come. This is the type of story we want to read to our children and grandchildren, and one they’ll keep asking for.
“T”, as he likes to be called, brings us full circle from the showroom floor and his first family, to his return to the fold many years later … including his long-term friendship with Gloria, a beautiful Cadillac with shiny headlights.
History gets “bent” just a bit but that, too, should open a few dialogue doors with the younguns.
This one is a keeper. Congratulations to Ms. Foster for sharing such an enjoyable ride.
Linda J Hutchinson
www.lindajhutchinson.com
by Feather Schwartz Foster
Illistrated by Kathe Gogolewski
ISBN: 10:0-9785158-3-8
13:978-0-9785158-3-6
Red Engine Press
Pages: 68
Feather Schwartz Foster delivers yet another inspired romp through history, this time with a Model-T Ford as the narrator and star of the show.
Geared for the younger audience, T will be enjoyed by young and old alike for many years to come. This is the type of story we want to read to our children and grandchildren, and one they’ll keep asking for.
“T”, as he likes to be called, brings us full circle from the showroom floor and his first family, to his return to the fold many years later … including his long-term friendship with Gloria, a beautiful Cadillac with shiny headlights.
History gets “bent” just a bit but that, too, should open a few dialogue doors with the younguns.
This one is a keeper. Congratulations to Ms. Foster for sharing such an enjoyable ride.
Linda J Hutchinson
www.lindajhutchinson.com
Phil and The French Country Inn by Cree Forman
Phil and The French Country Inn
by Cree Forman
ISBN: 0-9748791-0-X
Pages: 178
Phil Forman began writing a cookbook at the urging of his customers. He’d managed to build and run a successful French restaurant, in a tiny North Carolina town, without ever having been to France. It’s no wonder his guests wanted those recipes immortalized.
Phil and wife Cree were able to make several trips to France over the years, but Phil passed away before he could complete his cookbook. Based on the love and trust of 47 years of marriage, Cree took on the task of completing not only the cookbook, but the story of Phil’s Country Inn, his years as a chef, his training in France, and his “Daddy” years.
With love, Cree takes us on the winding roads through the mountains and valleys of France and lets us get to know the French men and women they encountered, and those who became lifelong friends. We also meet their customers in North Carolina, and some unsavory folk both here and abroad.
This book will appeal to anyone studying French cooking, wishing to visit France, or who just wants to read about a man who never gave up on his dreams—and of the woman who loved him enough—believed in him enough—to help him realize those dreams and the completion of his book.
Linda J. Hutchinson
www.lindajhutchinson.com
by Cree Forman
ISBN: 0-9748791-0-X
Pages: 178
Phil Forman began writing a cookbook at the urging of his customers. He’d managed to build and run a successful French restaurant, in a tiny North Carolina town, without ever having been to France. It’s no wonder his guests wanted those recipes immortalized.
Phil and wife Cree were able to make several trips to France over the years, but Phil passed away before he could complete his cookbook. Based on the love and trust of 47 years of marriage, Cree took on the task of completing not only the cookbook, but the story of Phil’s Country Inn, his years as a chef, his training in France, and his “Daddy” years.
With love, Cree takes us on the winding roads through the mountains and valleys of France and lets us get to know the French men and women they encountered, and those who became lifelong friends. We also meet their customers in North Carolina, and some unsavory folk both here and abroad.
This book will appeal to anyone studying French cooking, wishing to visit France, or who just wants to read about a man who never gave up on his dreams—and of the woman who loved him enough—believed in him enough—to help him realize those dreams and the completion of his book.
Linda J. Hutchinson
www.lindajhutchinson.com
Monday, September 18, 2006
Review: Philippine Fever by Bruce Cook
This review may be found at Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine (FMAM).
Philippine Fever by Bruce Cook
I've gotten a bit behind on reading/reviewing while recovering from an illness and subsequent surgery. More to come soon!
Linda J. Hutchinson
Freelance Writer/Copywriter
www.lindajhutchinson.com
www.lindajhutchinson.com/blog
http://lindajhutchinson.blogspot.com
http://writerschatroom.com
Philippine Fever by Bruce Cook
I've gotten a bit behind on reading/reviewing while recovering from an illness and subsequent surgery. More to come soon!
Linda J. Hutchinson
Freelance Writer/Copywriter
www.lindajhutchinson.com
www.lindajhutchinson.com/blog
http://lindajhutchinson.blogspot.com
http://writerschatroom.com
Sunday, June 25, 2006
New Photo for the Website
This is the new photo for my website. You can read about how it came to be at my blog.
New reviews will be posted as soon as the links are received from the publishers.
Thank you for visiting!
Linda
Monday, May 01, 2006
Review: Blue Valor by Illona Haus
Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine, Blue Valor
Review of "Blue Valor", second crime/detective book out by Illona Haus. An excellent read!
Review of "Blue Valor", second crime/detective book out by Illona Haus. An excellent read!
Thursday, April 27, 2006
Review: Steven by Marvin Curtis Reid
Review of “Steven”
Author: Marvin Curtis Reid
Publisher: iUniverse
Foreword: I’ve decided after reading this book that “street fiction” isn’t my genre of choice and that choice comes through loudly in my review. Please consider this and draw your own conclusions. ljh
I believe the subject matter of this book has been ignored much too long. I also felt a sense of ‘justice has been done’ in the ending. The ending was believable and carefully crafted. The short stories of other abused men that followed the ending should have been edited, but added credence to the basis for the story.
The remainder of the book is an “I’m telling you this!”, rather than a careful and credible showing of the events taking place, which all lead up to Steven’s near demise at the hands of a very troubled woman named Julie/Julia/Baby (although all the women he beds are indiscriminately called “Baby”). While Steven readily acknowledges his lack of sexual self-control—and his inability to take responsibility for ‘responsible and safe’ sex with women he supposedly cares about—there is entirely too much free gratis and graphic raw sex to keep the average reader interested in the real story, which this reviewer believes needs to be told, but could be told much better with some careful editing.
It reads more as a rabbit’s romp from hole to hole, culminating in—at least Steven must believe he is a stud extraordinaire— his nearly being killed for these earth-shattering-sex-capable-of-changing-the-earth’s-orbital-axis dalliances. This reviewer believes more than a few women readers, before getting to the end of this tale, would think Steven deserves to be shot for his indiscreet indiscretions.
There were numerous spelling, grammar, punctuation and other syntax errors that took away from the story. One character in Steven’s life, a co-worker, was brought into the story promising, at the very least, more backstory, but suddenly disappeared from the cast with no warning, reasoning, or satisfying explanation.
More ‘fleshing out’ of characters, plot, and places is needed—but please NO MORE SEX SCENES!
Sexploitation—5 stars
Plot—1 star
Character development—2 stars
Pacing—3 stars
Author: Marvin Curtis Reid
Publisher: iUniverse
Foreword: I’ve decided after reading this book that “street fiction” isn’t my genre of choice and that choice comes through loudly in my review. Please consider this and draw your own conclusions. ljh
I believe the subject matter of this book has been ignored much too long. I also felt a sense of ‘justice has been done’ in the ending. The ending was believable and carefully crafted. The short stories of other abused men that followed the ending should have been edited, but added credence to the basis for the story.
The remainder of the book is an “I’m telling you this!”, rather than a careful and credible showing of the events taking place, which all lead up to Steven’s near demise at the hands of a very troubled woman named Julie/Julia/Baby (although all the women he beds are indiscriminately called “Baby”). While Steven readily acknowledges his lack of sexual self-control—and his inability to take responsibility for ‘responsible and safe’ sex with women he supposedly cares about—there is entirely too much free gratis and graphic raw sex to keep the average reader interested in the real story, which this reviewer believes needs to be told, but could be told much better with some careful editing.
It reads more as a rabbit’s romp from hole to hole, culminating in—at least Steven must believe he is a stud extraordinaire— his nearly being killed for these earth-shattering-sex-capable-of-changing-the-earth’s-orbital-axis dalliances. This reviewer believes more than a few women readers, before getting to the end of this tale, would think Steven deserves to be shot for his indiscreet indiscretions.
There were numerous spelling, grammar, punctuation and other syntax errors that took away from the story. One character in Steven’s life, a co-worker, was brought into the story promising, at the very least, more backstory, but suddenly disappeared from the cast with no warning, reasoning, or satisfying explanation.
More ‘fleshing out’ of characters, plot, and places is needed—but please NO MORE SEX SCENES!
Sexploitation—5 stars
Plot—1 star
Character development—2 stars
Pacing—3 stars
Review: Crimes Against Commerce by E. D. Easley
Title: Crimes Against Commerce
Author: E. D. Easley
Publisher: Cloonfad Press
ISBN: 0-9769404-3-4
Pages: 243
E.D. Easley is a snarky guy. We belong to the same writer's group, but that isn't why I chose to review his latest book. No, that reason will only be known to you AFTER you've read the book.
Irreverant, insightful, and at times--brilliant! Where else can you find a Mafia hit man, an IRS agent, a cat that won't die, Satan, God, a beautiful woman, and an oozing monster, all in the same book? And then there's "Stretch Walker".
A fun, freaky, frolicking ride all the way through this farce! “Life is stranger than fiction”…this one is so off the wall that it could happen in real life. It just could! And sometimes…it just does.
Brought to you in the living color that is E.D.'s everyday vocabulary, "Shit happens. It just does."
If you’ve never been to hell and back, climb aboard for a round trip in hilarious fashion. Hate your ex? These characters can take care of that matter for you. Ever been audited by the IRS? Just ask for redemption here.
Written in everyman’s everyday language, this one is a fun read. Go ahead—get lost in the world of E.D. Easley’s characters. Build your world around them. They’ll take you for a ride in theirs.
From Mafia hitmen to Sho Rin Ku master Kow Pi, you’ll savor each personna Stretch meets on his way through life. Life—the way it should be.
Reviewer: Linda J. Hutchinson
www.lindajhutchinson.com
03/09/06
Purchase this book at Amazon.com
Author: E. D. Easley
Publisher: Cloonfad Press
ISBN: 0-9769404-3-4
Pages: 243
E.D. Easley is a snarky guy. We belong to the same writer's group, but that isn't why I chose to review his latest book. No, that reason will only be known to you AFTER you've read the book.
Irreverant, insightful, and at times--brilliant! Where else can you find a Mafia hit man, an IRS agent, a cat that won't die, Satan, God, a beautiful woman, and an oozing monster, all in the same book? And then there's "Stretch Walker".
A fun, freaky, frolicking ride all the way through this farce! “Life is stranger than fiction”…this one is so off the wall that it could happen in real life. It just could! And sometimes…it just does.
Brought to you in the living color that is E.D.'s everyday vocabulary, "Shit happens. It just does."
If you’ve never been to hell and back, climb aboard for a round trip in hilarious fashion. Hate your ex? These characters can take care of that matter for you. Ever been audited by the IRS? Just ask for redemption here.
Written in everyman’s everyday language, this one is a fun read. Go ahead—get lost in the world of E.D. Easley’s characters. Build your world around them. They’ll take you for a ride in theirs.
From Mafia hitmen to Sho Rin Ku master Kow Pi, you’ll savor each personna Stretch meets on his way through life. Life—the way it should be.
Reviewer: Linda J. Hutchinson
www.lindajhutchinson.com
03/09/06
Purchase this book at Amazon.com
Review: Wolves Eat Dogs by Martin Cruz Smith
This review may be read at FMAM
Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine, Wolves Eat Dogs by Martin Cruz Smith
Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine, Wolves Eat Dogs by Martin Cruz Smith
Review: Killing Neptune's Daughter by Randall Peffer
Killing Neptune’s Daughter
Randall Peffer
Speck Press
ISBN 13: 978-1-933108-05-6
ISBN 10: 1-933108-05-3
This review may be viewed at Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine, review of Killing Neptune's Daughter by Randall Peffer.
Randall Peffer
Speck Press
ISBN 13: 978-1-933108-05-6
ISBN 10: 1-933108-05-3
This review may be viewed at Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine, review of Killing Neptune's Daughter by Randall Peffer.
Sophfronia Scott "The Book Sistah"
Sophfronia Scott
The Book Sistah
Review; Unleash the Bestseller Within CD
The soothing, meditative narrative and selection of background music relaxes the mind, allowing the creative side—the magic—to come to the forefront. I’d never really thought about it before, but my best storylines, dialogue, opening lines, and creative works happen when I’m not trying to write. The best parts of my writing happen when I’m dreaming, or driving, or watching television. Your CD made me realize how important it is to allow my mind the freedom to be creative. The keys you provide to unlocking writer’s block are powerful!
You may purchase Sophfronia's CD at The Writer's Chatroom.
The Book Sistah
Review; Unleash the Bestseller Within CD
The soothing, meditative narrative and selection of background music relaxes the mind, allowing the creative side—the magic—to come to the forefront. I’d never really thought about it before, but my best storylines, dialogue, opening lines, and creative works happen when I’m not trying to write. The best parts of my writing happen when I’m dreaming, or driving, or watching television. Your CD made me realize how important it is to allow my mind the freedom to be creative. The keys you provide to unlocking writer’s block are powerful!
You may purchase Sophfronia's CD at The Writer's Chatroom.
Review: Ladies: A Conjecture of Personalities by Feather Schwartz Foster
Ladies: A Conjecture of Personalities
by Feather Schwartz Foster
ISBN: 1-59286-361-2
PublishAmerica, LLLP
http://www.featherfoster.com
http://www.amazon.com
Never before have I enjoyed a romp through history so thoroughly. From the introduction by Lucy Hayes to the author’s epilogue claiming fictional, yet plausible, conjecture on the part of the “voices” who wrote their stories, a full and satisfying story is told. The reader feels what our First Ladies are re-living as they tell about their place in history—or lack thereof, about their husbands and about the times in which they lived.
I got the distinct feeling several of our First Ladies knew they would have made better Presidents than did their husbands, if the times had allowed. In reality, only the times have changed; we humans are as raw or refined, as wild or as tame, as selfish or as giving, regardless of the century we inhabit.
Through the many friendships and rivalries, the politics, and the “place” each woman was expected to inhabit, we learn how they lived and loved. To fully appreciate these women who were our First Ladies, we must allow them to live in our minds, to breathe and function, to grieve and rejoice. Feather Schwartz Foster brings the stage and the characters to us. All we need to do is sit back and enjoy the ride!
Reviewer:
Linda J. Hutchinson
Freelance Writer, Reporter/Photographer, Copywriter
Linda@lindajhutchinson.com
http://www.lindajhutchinson.com
http://lindajhutchinson.blogspot.com
http://writerschatroom.com
by Feather Schwartz Foster
ISBN: 1-59286-361-2
PublishAmerica, LLLP
http://www.featherfoster.com
http://www.amazon.com
Never before have I enjoyed a romp through history so thoroughly. From the introduction by Lucy Hayes to the author’s epilogue claiming fictional, yet plausible, conjecture on the part of the “voices” who wrote their stories, a full and satisfying story is told. The reader feels what our First Ladies are re-living as they tell about their place in history—or lack thereof, about their husbands and about the times in which they lived.
I got the distinct feeling several of our First Ladies knew they would have made better Presidents than did their husbands, if the times had allowed. In reality, only the times have changed; we humans are as raw or refined, as wild or as tame, as selfish or as giving, regardless of the century we inhabit.
Through the many friendships and rivalries, the politics, and the “place” each woman was expected to inhabit, we learn how they lived and loved. To fully appreciate these women who were our First Ladies, we must allow them to live in our minds, to breathe and function, to grieve and rejoice. Feather Schwartz Foster brings the stage and the characters to us. All we need to do is sit back and enjoy the ride!
Reviewer:
Linda J. Hutchinson
Freelance Writer, Reporter/Photographer, Copywriter
Linda@lindajhutchinson.com
http://www.lindajhutchinson.com
http://lindajhutchinson.blogspot.com
http://writerschatroom.com
Tuesday, April 18, 2006
Welcome to The Review Hutch
I've been posting book reviews on my other blogs at: www.lindajhutchinson.com/blog and http://lindajhutchinson.blogspot.com.
However, now that I'm also reviewing for other sites I felt it was important to give these reviews their own home.
Reviews seem to multiply, much like rabbits. Hence the name.
Welcome aboard!
However, now that I'm also reviewing for other sites I felt it was important to give these reviews their own home.
Reviews seem to multiply, much like rabbits. Hence the name.
Welcome aboard!
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