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After graduating with an M.A. in Audiology, I turned my attention from college textbooks to an eclectic array of novels. 'Writing' pieces of fiction has moved to the forefront and allows me to explore my creative juices. 'Reading' is a pleasure that consumes much of my waking hours. 'Reviewing' literature is my heartfelt contribution to the literary ecosystem which gives me great satisfaction.

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Review: The Last Devadasi: Challenging Age-Old Customs In A Changing India 0
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- October 29, 2018
Seen through a narrow looking glass, an Indian temple dancer and mistress of men paid a final tribute to an ancient tradition. This character-driven tale followed the courage of an outspoken Indian woman during the 1970s looking to break a stranglehold from her place in society. The crisp tone of the narrative hinted that of
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Review: Invisible: An Eclectic, Imaginative, And Entertaining Collection Of Stories 0
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- September 19, 2018
The author conjured up a captivating anthology of nineteen stimulating short stories. This eclectic array danced to the tune of many different drums touching upon untold genres. The storylines flip-flopped between characters from many walks of life – lighting on humor – roosting on fantasy. Each tale with its own unique appeal was eloquently delivered.
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Review: Rosemary In Bloom: Love, War, And Second Chances 0
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- September 13, 2018
One of my favorite periods in time is captured within the era of World War II, a milestone in American history. The author presented a heartwarming, sometimes heartbreaking narrative that spilled over into an emotional roller coaster ride fraught with unpredictable romance. My heart hammered rhythmically with each passing scene. The main character, Rosemary, was
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Review: In The Autobiography Of Satan, The Prince of Darkness Protests Age-Old Bum Rap 0
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- September 8, 2018
William Glasser constructed an ingenious tale of our perception of evil as told in the first person by none other than by the king of hell himself – Satan. The character-driven storyline harkened back to the time when the Prince of Darkness was first conceived in the minds of early man. If for example, the
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