Paul Falk, Author at BOOKGLOW

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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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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