Title: Race to the End of the Earth (The Mapmaker Chronicles #1) Author: A.L. Tait Genre: Fantasy, Children Publisher: Hachette Children’s Published: 14/10/2014 Synopsis: A map of the world? Why did the King want that? Everyone knew if you went too far in either direction you'd fall off the edge, into the jaws of Genesi,… Continue reading The Mapmaker Chronicles #1 By A.L. Tait
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Veneri Verbum Book Review
Veneri Verbum by Zanzibar 7 Schwarzenegger Writing a book may be the perfect solution to all of Christopher Cullum's problems. He's currently living at home (at age twenty-five), but his mom fears she'll be doing his laundry forever. If he doesn't accomplish something notable soon, she may invoke some tough love. He might even have… Continue reading Veneri Verbum Book Review
And Worms Have Eaten Them by Joshua Cejka
The legal system has set one killer free but Minneapolis Homicide Detective Meg Brown has another in 'the box'. She's got the evidence, motive and opportunity but can she get a confession? And what will it all mean when she does? ~*~ The entirety of this Meg Brown short takes place “in the box”, or… Continue reading And Worms Have Eaten Them by Joshua Cejka
Too Much Peace of Mind by Joshua Cejka
Minneapolis Homicide Detective Megan "Meg" Brown has been a lot of places but still hates to fly. Now on her way to Phoenix to take down a bogus alibi that will lock up a not so innocent man she has to deal with nosy passengers, a not-so-funny partner, and a case file involving murder by… Continue reading Too Much Peace of Mind by Joshua Cejka
The Short Man by Joshua L Cejka
The world of Detective Megan Brown of Minneapolis has become one that I love and look forward to reading more on with each passing book. Written by a good friend I met through an online writing group, Joshua L Cejka, the series begins with a short story entitled, The Short Man. Synopsis: Someone is paying… Continue reading The Short Man by Joshua L Cejka
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