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A delicious mystery… Pamela Laux Moll has created the perfect spot for book lovers — and I am America’s No. 1 Book Lover — so curl up with a nice cup of coffee at take yourself to Molly Brewster’s new café bookshop: Addicted to the Beans. It is the perfect spot for strong coffee, flaky pastries, and a dead body practically …
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The Love Story of Meghan Markle & Prince Harry Leslie Carroll was one of the first guests on Joy on Paper. As every listener knows I love history — and Leslie’s historical novels are among the best. Her Marie Antoinette Trilogy is on the shelf behind my desk and I enjoy picking it up occasionally and re-reading passages. I was …
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Thea Paris is a winner… Wow! KJ Howe’s new book, Skyjack, will grab you so quickly that you might feel kidnapped. You won’t be able to put the book down…you won’t be able to move. No one can negotiate to get you to put it down and make dinner or do the dishes. You just mumble, “Order a pizza! I’m …
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A Debut Novel This is every readers chance to be in on the ground floor of what promises to be a great writing career. I knew when I got this book that it was the debut book of a fascinating woman, Julie Maloney, who is the founder of Women Reading Aloud, a nonprofit that supports women on their journeys to …
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We all need more whimsy, laughter, joy, fun… I first heard of LL Barkat from a Guest Blog posted on Jane Friedman’s wonderful website for authors. The blog is titled: Why Blog—From the Writer Who Said Goodbye to Blogging I enjoyed reading about her insights into blogging. So will you. The name of LL Barkat’s blog is: llbwritesto.me. There were two statements …
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I can tell you that Not That I Could Tell is a great novel that will draw you in like a magnet. Coffee! Coffee! I echoed the words in the book as I reached for my cup. It was midnight and I knew I couldn’t put this fantastic book down until I read more. I wanted more. I needed more. …
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No one found more JOY on paper than Ayn Rand… There are many people that I want to interview, but I had never dreamed that I would be able to talk to Yaron Brook, the Chairman, Ayn Rand Institute. He is a man that I have admired for years. A man of such intellect and depth that I was actually …
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A thrilling thriller. I love this book! Brad Parks doesn’t disappoint with this suspense thriller about a woman who is caught up in the a series of disasters. It was this woman — Melanie Barrick — who made this book so compelling. I like Melanie. I ached for Melanie when she finds out her son has been picked up by …
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It takes a great writer… Carol J. Perry will give us an inside look at the recent Sleuth Fest held in Boca Raton, Florida. Carol’s most recent book is It Takes a Coven — another of her fabulous Witch City Mysteries. Three of Carol’s books were selected by Kensington for their display in all Barnes & Noble book stores across the …
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Taking high education to a new level… It doesn’t take a Ph.D. to tell you that beer is great — but it is fun to talk to them about a favorite subject of so many people. Coming just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, I am looking forward to talking to Mark Patterson, who has earned his Ph.D. in Geography from …
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