Goodreads Authors
Raymond C. Marra's blog:
The Places We Leave Behind Never Really Leave Us
There is something about growing older that makes you appreciate the places you once took for granted.
When I was growing up in Westport, Connecticut, during the 1960s and 1970s, I never thought of my hometown as particularly extraordinary. It was simply home. It was where my famil Read more of this blog post »
Lawyer Johnson's blog:
Healing Doesn't Mean Your Past Never Happened
But healing doesn't work that way.
Some memories stay with us. Some experiences leave scars that time alone cannot erase. And sometimes, the smallest thing can awa Read more of this blog post »
Carrie Ann Moore's blog:
Thanks for entering the Giveaway!
If you're not familiar with my story, I wrote this book in the year I survived septic shock and then cared for my mom through the end of her life. It's par Read more of this blog post »
Laney Mills's blog:
SNOW DAY - Slopes, Skates, and Tubes
As a newly published author, I am touched by your kind words, the time and effort spent in order to leave a well thought out review, and you Read more of this blog post »
Holden Ridge's blog:
The book I wanted waiting for my grandson
Luca is a little boy who looks at an old stock tank and sees a sea. A lizard can be Read more of this blog post »
Lenno Vranken's blog:
Happy release day! 🔮🌙
✨ Vrijdag de 13de werd deze maand extra speciaal voor mij. ✨
Happy release day voor mijn nieuwste boek: 'De wereld achter de spiegel - De staf'!
Grijp jouw persoonlijke exemplaar via onderstaande link:
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Ola Mancini's blog:
Title: The Books That Live Rent-Free in Your Head 📚
The characters, the plot twists, the heartbreak, that one scene you simply cannot stop thinking about…
And don't even get me started on books that leave you staring at the wall aft Read more of this blog post »
Jim Slaughter's blog:
Two Robert’s Rules Books for Your Holiday List
With the holidays approaching, I thought I’d mention two books I’ve written that might make useful gifts for anyone who runs or attends meetings. Robert’s Rules of Order Fast Track is an easy-to-follow introduction to parliamentary procedure. It’s designed for people who want to understand Robert’s
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Pyromaniaaa's blog:
Jody Justin's blog:
Princle 11 - Awareness: The gift of being fully present
—Waves of Resilience, p. 72
As we grow in awareness of ourselves and others, we open ourselves to spiritual awakening. We begin to recognize the sacred connection between m Read more of this blog post »
Charles Cassady Jr.'s blog:
New book stores in town
Bernadette Calonego's blog:
Below in Newfoundland
A.K. Barr's blog:
Free ARC for Under the Cover of Darkness (2nd Edition) fantasy series!
I’m looking for ARC readers for the newly updated 2nd Edition of my fantasy book, Under the Cover of Darkness!
What’s New in the 2nd Edition:
Completely re-edited and polished
Includes new chapters, updated character names, and expanded world-building
Updated cover and interior formatting
(No Read more of this blog post »
Xavier Neal's blog:
In 10 Days!
Blurb:
Tis the season to treat yourself...
Give yourself the gift of bonus content from eleven different series/standalones - covering USA TODAY Bestselling Author Xavier Neal's most popular books and a few that are less well known - along with an early look at a brand new, planned mafia rele Read more of this blog post »
Kimani Upshur's blog:
Free ARC: THE EATEN STARS
Les Beans's blog:
Learning to Market, One Canva Square at a Time
R.L. Mathewson's blog:
Intercepted Council Complaint: A 1-Star Review of "Short, Lethal & Claimed"
★☆☆☆☆ 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Read more of this blog post »
Molly Pike's blog:
Conference Wife
Rebecca bills by the hour for hotshot legal advice. Becki has an hourly rate of her own..
The fifth story in the Filthy Little Secrets series, Conference Wife (13,000 words) is a sizzling story of secret identities, interracial h Read more of this blog post »
Cari Shurman's blog:
Tai Chi for Kids Feels Like Being in a Forest
It is fun to feel the fresh breeze in the trees. to fly down from the mountain, to connect to the earth. Click here to see the kids so Tai Chi in the Forest 
The post Tai Chi for Kids Feels Like Being in a Forest appeared first on Tai Chi for Kids.
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Augustus Bordolo's blog:
XoXan Manga: A new page every week
The manga is the short version of the story – no violence, no heavy emotional content. The full story, with many illustrations, is reserved for readers of the paperback.
👉 Read Blooming Doom (XoXan I) as paperb Read more of this blog post »
Lawana Blackwell's blog:
It's Been a Minute, Yes?
“What are you prepared to risk to remain faithful to yourself?” is penned on a note card clipped to my desk, eye-level. I need this encouragement daily, for my first mainstream novel, POLLY’S ROAD launches January 3. I’m anxious over the criticism I’ll get, not for my writing style Read more of this blog post »
Marie Brousseau's blog:
Article: The relentless push to expand assited-dying
Here is my latest article on the relentless push to expand physician-assisted dying and how society is turning its back on the sick and the elderly.
https://www.catholic365.com/article/6... Read more of this blog post »
D.M. Guay's blog:
The 2026 holiday store is officially open!
https://youtu.be/j0hjpreK2dM It's that time again! The official DM Guay store is open, so if you'd like to buy signed books, 7-inch records, and stickers directly from me, head on over to http://www.247demonmart.com to get started! This year, I have added some gift wrapped bundles, as well as some p
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Lee Richards's blog:
Does God Care About the Little Things? He Made the Iron Float
Rajesh Kumar OTG's blog:
The Real Behavioral Economics Playbook: How Human Psychology Controls Money, Spending, Saving, Investing, Financial Decisions, Business Behaviour and Wealth Creation.
Why do people make financial decisions that contradict their own interests?
Why do some individuals accumulate wealth while others struggle despite earning good incomes?
Why do Read more of this blog post »
Maja Solenya Solarys's blog:
Benvenuto/a
Allison Symes's blog:
My Top Five Novels
The Lord of the Rings - Tolkien
Pride and Prejudice - Austen
Men at Arms - Pratchett
Murder on the Orient Express - Christie
The Code of The Woosters - Wodehouse Read more of this blog post »
Michael P. Clemens's blog:
Revision Decision
Oleksandr Popp's blog:
A Stranger in the Tavern | VEYRBORNE: THE CURSE OF BLOOD

An excerpt from Chapter One of VEYRBORNE: THE CURSE OF BLOOD.
Thunder rattles the windows, and a few women cry out. The tavern fills up. So much for a little peace and quiet. Everyone’s staring at me. I can feel it on my skin. They glance at one another as if they’re talking about me. Who am I kiddin Read more of this blog post »
Brok3n Engines's blog:
Booklife review of Flash Harry's Confession and Other Stories
https://booklife.com/project/flash-ha...
Here's the text of the review:
This playful, eclectic collection of short stories and occasional poems, the pseudonymous author’s ficti Read more of this blog post »
Jitterbug Shrug's blog:
Thank You to Nearly 2,800 Readers!
A huge congratulations to the three lucky winners! Your signed paperback copies are gett Read more of this blog post »








