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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: Wings Of A Flying Tiger, A Smashing Historical Account Of China’s Chilling Bloodbath During World War II 0
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- June 21, 2018
World War II has always been heralded as one of my favorite periods of historical fiction. Author Iris Yang accommodated me with her well-written narrative that cried out to the ravages that shook the war-torn country of China. Sadly, hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians were murdered at the hands of the invading Japanese. There
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Review: The 13, Hostilities Breathe Fire Within An Early Native American Tribe 0
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- May 15, 2018
Lorin Robinson turned back the hands of time to 1000 years. Rather than finding myself stranded somewhere in Europe, here I was in the early days of America. That was a welcome change. The plight of our nation’s first settlers – the American Indian took center stage. Inscribed on the pages of this well-written narrative,
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Review: Tales From The Warming, A Look Into The Near Future As Global Warming Descends Upon Us 0
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- May 4, 2018
One of the hot-button topics over the last few decades have fallen on the impending arrival of catastrophic global warming. There’s no getting around it, the Earth is trending to become warmer. Author Lorin Robinson presents a dismal look at what will greet us around the globe in the not-too-distant future. Fasten your seatbelts. Rising
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Review: In An Empty Room, A Sad Look At The Atrocities Of War 0
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- April 25, 2018
Stephen Spotte dropped me off into the inhospitable, unwelcome jungle of Vietnam and put me directly in harm’s way. Luckily, a Marine infantry ‘grunt’ squad would serve as my companions, my family. I’d get to know them well. From the start, I felt the slightest bit of adrenaline begin to slowly ooze through my body.
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