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October 16, 2025
Dare To Dream Scary Fast by Wade Wilson
DARE TO DREAM SCARY FAST: The Road to Kona
By Wade Wilson
Inspirational Memoir, Extreme Sports
Publisher: Dare to Dream Publishing
Publication Date: February 25, 2025
SYNOPSIS
Discover the power of perseverance and the extraordinary potential within yourself in Dare to Dream: The Road to Kona.
As an unlikely athlete born with pigeon-toes, Wade Wilson had a dream to become an elite athlete. With unwavering support from his wife and kids, he sets off to discover the world of triathlons at the age of 39. Over the next six years, Wade navigates the hurdles of any working father, parsing out his workouts in between job duties and family commitments. When faced with setbacks, he perseveres with a steadfast tenacity to succeed. He finally reached his goal to compete at the IRONMAN® Triathlon World Championship race in Kona, Hawaii when he was 46.
With candid insights and inspiring reflections, Wilson reveals that greatness doesn’t require extraordinary talent—just unwavering desire, a solid plan, and relentless willpower. From navigating setbacks to overcoming self-doubt, Wade shows how resilience and the support of a strong team can propel anyone toward success.
Dare to Dream is a testament to the triumphs that come from persistence and courage. Start small, think big, and let your dreams soar.
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Wade Wilson has a passion for pursuing his dreams and interests, some of which he has talents for and some not so much. He loves to challenge himself, and the bigger the dream the better. His goal is when God calls him home that he will have nothing left on his bucket list that he is healthy enough to pursue. Wade’s other interests include studying and teaching God’s word, playing and performing classical guitar music, and traveling with his wife. He has provided motivational and inspirational speeches on his experiences in the sport of triathlon and of having the opportunity to compete on a world stage at the age of forty-six.
Authoring this book was a huge challenge and required all the skills and lessons previously learned about setting and pursuing lofty goals.
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Part memoir, part how-to manual,part celebration of sport and finally part inspirational; this is how I woulddescribe DARE TO DREAM SCARY FAST, The Road to Kona. Wade Wilson was asuccessful CPA, husband and father of three when he set a goal to participatein a triathlon. For those of you who don’t know, this is a grueling three-partrace that includes swimming, biking and running. The race covers more than 100miles and can take the better part of a day to run. The Ironman triathlon is140 miles!
Wade shares that as a child hehad a competitive spirit but was never really encouraged by his parents to playsports. In fact, he dropped out of baseball after only one year when there wasno one to drive him to practice, games or even to just sign him up for theteam. It wasn’t until later in life that he dedicated himself to sport.
It was interesting to follow hisjourney from a beginner at running marathons to a full-blown elite athlete.Wade shares many lessons learned along the way. I like that despite the hoursspent training, his family remained his priority, and I loved how theysupported him in his efforts, attending races and encouraging him along hisjourney.
One of the big takeaways fromthis memoir is the message that it’s never too late to take up a sport. Age maylimit what you can do but with practice, perseverance and commitment you canaccomplish your goals.
I would recommend this book toreaders who enjoy memoirs, sports, and inspirational stories.
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October 6, 2025
Narrow the Road by James Wade
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NARROW THE ROAD
By James Wade
Genre: Southern Fiction, Literary Fiction, Coming of Age
Publisher: Blackstone Publishing
Pages: 306
Publication Date: 26 August 2025
SYNOPSIS
In this gripping coming-of-age odyssey, a young man’s quest to reunite his family takes him on a life-altering journey through the wilds of 1930s East Texas, where both danger and opportunity grow as thick as the pines.
With his father missing and his mother gravely ill, William Carter is struggling to keep his family’s cotton farm afloat in the face of drought and foreclosure. As his options wane, William receives a mysterious letter that claims to know his father’s whereabouts.
Together with his best friend Ollie, a mortician in training, William sets out to find his father and bring him home to set things right. But before the boys can complete their quest, they must navigate the labyrinth of the Big Thicket, some of the country’s most uncharted, untamed land. Along the way they encounter eccentric backwoods characters of every order, running afoul of murderers, bootleggers, and even the legendary Bonnie and Clyde.
But the danger is doubled when the boys agree to take on a medicine show runaway named Lena, eliciting the ire of the show’s leader, the nefarious con man Doctor Downtain. As William, Ollie, and Lena race to uncover the clues and find William’s father, Downtain is closing in on them, readying to make good on his violent reputation. With the clock ticking, William must decide where his loyalties lie and how far he’s willing to go for the people he loves.
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James Wade is the award-winning author of Hollow Out the Dark, Beasts of the Earth, All Things Left Wild, and River, Sing Out. He is the youngest novelist to win two Spur Awards from the Western Writers of America, and a recipient of the MPIBA’s prestigious Reading the West Award. His work has appeared in Texas Highways, Writers’ Digest, and numerous additional publications. James lives and writes in the Texas Hill Country with his wife and children.
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This is the second book by authorJames Wade that I’ve had the pleasure of reading. Set in rural East Texasduring the Great Depression, I knew on page one that this book was gonna breakmy heart, and I wasn’t wrong.
Sixteen-year-old William lives ona farm with his sick mother. His father, Thomas Carter, is away, as he alwaysseems to be, trying to help WWI veterans get money owed to them. When the localdoctor says there’s no hope for his mom, except to get her to a hospital inHouston, William goes in search of his father. What he finds instead issomething entirely different.
A bit like the Odyssey,reminiscent of Huckleberry Finn and more recently This Tender Land by WilliamKent Krueger, the tale of William, his loyal friend Ollie, and girl on the run,Lena, will leave a mark on you, long after the last page is turned.
The writing is evocative. You cansee the cotton, feel the heat and humidity of a scorching East Texas day. Thedescription of the Big Thicket and its backward inhabitants pull you in sodeep, you feel you’re walking along the railroad track with William.
Along the way, the trio meet andinteract with a wide cast of characters — a few kind souls, most not, and somedownright evil people. I especially appreciated the ‘witch in the woods.’ Adiminutive, shotgun-toting healer with the ‘sight’. It is the witch who finallyopens William’s eyes about his father and his demons, his own personalstruggle, and sets him on the path home.
I highly recommend this book tolovers of Texas history, coming of age stories, and just a darn good read.
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September 26, 2025
The Bullaun Stones: Irish Mystery
Whispersin the Hollow: Ireland’s Bullaun Stones
AcrossIreland’s green hills and ruined monasteries lie stones marked by deep, roundedhollows—bullaun stones, carved long ago, their purpose still cloaked inmystery.
Folkloretells us these stones could heal or curse. Pilgrims would circle small pebbleswithin the hollows, whispering prayers or casting away misfortune. Rainwaterpooled inside was said to cure sickness, for it was touched by the hand ofheaven.
AtGlendalough in County Wicklow, bullauns rest beside the ruins of St. Kevin’shermitage, worn smooth by centuries of devotion. In Clonmacnoise, they sitamong crumbling crosses and tombs, echoes of monks who may have used them inritual. In Kildare, at the holy well of St. Brigid, the water from these stonesstill draws the faithful.
Perhaps they were once tools, perhaps sacred vessels, but today they remain assilent thresholds between past and present. To stand before a bullaun is totouch a story half-forgotten, a prayer carved in stone, waiting for someone tolisten.
September 23, 2025
The Wheel Turns: The Autumnal Equinox
Honoring the turning of the wheel and the gifts of theharvest.
Twice a year, the sun pauses in perfect balance. On the autumnal equinox, dayand night stand as equals, just for a breath, before the long shadows of winterbegin to grow.
For the ancient Celts, this was no ordinary day. It was a turning point, athreshold between light and dark. The fields were heavy with fruit and grain,and the people gave thanks—for abundance, for survival, for the mysteries ofthe earth that fed them. They knew the balance would not last. Soon, the nightswould claim more of the sky.
At sacred sites like Loughcrew in Ireland, the rising sun poured throughstone-carved passages only on this day, illuminating symbols left by hands longgone. These alignments remind us that the equinox was not just marked butrevered, a cosmic whisper of harmony and change.
In myth, it is the moment when summer’s bright power wanes and the darker halfof the year begins to stir. Life and death, growth and decay, stand hand inhand. The veil between what is and what will be feels thinner, as if the earthitself is breathing in balance.
Today, the equinox still invites us to pause. To ask: What am I harvesting?What am I letting go? Where in my life do I seek balance?
The wheel of the year turns, as it always has. The light fades, the shadowsdeepen, and yet—within the darkness—the seeds of renewal wait.
Happy Fall, Y'all.
September 21, 2025
The Queen of Cotton by Laurie Moore-Moore
QUEEN OF COTTON
By Laurie Moore-Moore
Historical Fiction
Publisher: Goat Mountain Press
Publication Date: September 9, 2025
SYNOPSIS1861: The Civil War is raging. The men have gone to fight, leaving the women behind to cope. Cotton is the lifeblood of the South.
Sara, a young wife, risks her life and reputation to lead an official Confederate Camel Caravan hundreds of miles across Texas to Matamoros, Mexico. There, cotton can be sold and shipped to the buyer, avoiding the Union blockade and providing critical funds for the South and desperate Dallas cotton growers.
But . . .“It’s not a job for a woman.” The Texas frontier is fraught with danger. The caravan will face fierce Comanche, bandits, extreme weather, internal vandalism, and unforgiving desert. The Mexican cotton market is complex and full of fraudsters. The trail home, carrying gold and armaments, makes the caravan a rich target.
Joining Sara on the adventure are a fascinating mix of real and fictional characters, including a slave— who quotes Machiavelli—and forty-six camels! Can Sara face peril and uncertainty with grit and unyielding determination? Can she survive, succeed, and as a result, shed the past that haunts her? QUEEN OF COTTON, Confederate Camel Caravan is a woman’s adventure with roots in true history. Climb aboard, your camel is waiting.
A stand-alone novel and book two in the Texas Brave & Strong series.
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Laurie Moore-Moore and her husband, Roger, have been blessed with many adventures—from trekking across India’s Thar desert on camels (and sleeping in the sand on camel blankets) to repeating marriage vows in a remote Maasi village in Kenya (Laurie’s dowry was one cow and one goat). Laurie’s favorite adventure? As a fifth generation Texan, Laurie says, “It is discovering more and more Texas history and writing about it!
After decades in Dallas, Texas the couple moved to a mountain-top overlooking a lake in The Cherokee Nation. “The cabin is unique.” Laurie says, “There is a nine foot chainsaw bear in our entry hall. The house was built around it. Never thought I’d own a piece of chainsaw art, much less a nine foot bear. Life is full of surprises–just like a good historical novel.”
Laurie is a retired entrepreneur who has built and sold multiple businesses and served on the Board of Directors of an international corporation.
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This is the second book I’ve readby Texas author Laurie Moore-Moore, it’s book 2 in her Texas Brave and Strongseries. In book one, we met Sara, a young married woman whose husband decidedto move from Tennessee to Dallas, Texas. A dusty little town in the middle onnowhere. When Sara’s husband died, she started a dry goods store and made alife for herself in the fledging town. Falls in love and marries the localcotton broker, Benjamin Brown.
Book two opens in September 1861.The Civil War has begun and Texas has joined the Confederacy. Benjamin hasjoined the Texas Mounted Rifles and is leaving to patrol the state. While it isa relief that he won’t be going into battle, there are enemies enough in Texas,the Comanche, deserters, and more. With the agent gone, who will get the cottonto Matamoros where it is to be sold? Sara, of course. But there are no wagons,no horses, no mules. How will she transport the crop? With camels, of course!
I really enjoyed book one in thisseries and was excited to read the next chapter in Sara’s life. I will admitthat I had to swallow my distaste for the Confederacy and put it out of my mindwhile reading. As a historical fiction buff and a fellow Texan, I really appreciatethe history that fills the pages of this book. Details of life in the 1860sbring Sara and her world to life.
I had never heard the story ofthe camel caravan that carried the growers' cotton from Dallas all the way to Matamoros,Mexico. The fact that Sara was in charge makes the story even better. Theauthor takes us on the journey with her, to Austin, San Antonio, Fredricksburgand then south into the deserts of Texas. Along the way, the caravan isattacked by the Comanche, robbers and rogue soldiers. Sara faces it all with equanimity.
Accompanying Sara is an enslaved manwho is highly educated. He is there to help keep her safe, and he does,repeatedly. Although Sara calls him a friend and seems to treat him as herequal, she never once acknowledges the injustice of his enslavement. That was adisappointment for me.
Despite this, I found the bookenjoyable and certainly learned a lot about Texas during the Civil War. I lookforward to, hopefully, a third installment of Sara’s life. I highly recommendthis book to readers who enjoy historical fiction, Texas history and Women’shistory.
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A Code of Knights and Deception by Eliza Hampstead
So,how to write a review of this amazing book by author Eliza Hampstead withoutgiving the plot away? First let me tell you that I absolutely loved this story.The FMC, Sophia, is a German woman on vacation in England with her husband andson. While on a visit alone to Warwick Castle, she is brutally attacked. Whenshe wakes up, she finds herself in bed, in a strange linen gown and, best orworst of all, in the year 1401.
TheEarl of Warwick and his retinue believe that Sophia is a young German woman,who traveling in England when her party was brutally attacked. She was foundnearby, the only survivor. Sophia must convince them that she is who they claimshe is.
AsSophia comes to terms with living in the past, the brutality of the world shenow inhabits horrifies her. Executions are swift, the poor are desperate, womenare inferior, and childbirth is a game of Russian Roulette and rape is aconstant threat. But even as she settles into her new life, she searches for away home.
Theone bright spot in this new life is Henry, a soldier in the service of RichardBeauchamp, the 13th Earl of Warwick. His azure blue eyes draw herin, as does his honed physique, and his raw sexuality. Ladies, you know whatcomes next.
ButHenry has a secret, a big, big secret that he cannot share with Sophia. But unfortunately,I can’t share it with you either as it would spoil the craziest plot twist I’veread in quite some time.
Ifyou love a great time travel story with lots of twists and surprises, you’lllove this book. Well-written with lots of historical details, it’s a grittytrip into the past. The romance is pretty spicy but the best part is thecharacters who you’ll find yourself cheering on.
FiveStars for me! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Warning:the 15th century was a violent time, and the author does a good jobof portraying it.
September 19, 2025
The End Game by Michael Scott Clifton
THE END GAME
By Michael Scott Clifton
Contemporary Sports Romance
Publisher: Independently Published
Publication Date: August 8, 2025
SYNOPSIS
Eager to put his past behind him, Chris Cooper takes the head basketball job at Mayfield High School in Northeast Texas. Haunted by a history of rocky relationships, he’s surprised by the sparks his landlady, single mom, Jennie Sloan, ignites in him.
Despite trust issues from her own tumultuous past, something about the tall coach with emerald-green eyes makes Jennie believe in second chances. When her young son bonds with Cooper, the barriers Jennie built around her heart begin to crumble.
Excited about the raw potential of his team, Cooper is blindsided by Rocco Rawlings, the arrogant Head Football Coach and Athletic Director. The AD demands Cooper’s entire team play football. When Cooper refuses, Rawlings works to undermine the basketball program, and Cooper is forced to find inventive ways to succeed.
As the stakes rise on and off the court, Cooper and Jennie must contend with the demons of their past to protect the fragile flame they’ve lit, while Cooper’s scrappy team—fueled by grit, heart and a shared dream—might just defy the odds and reach the ultimate end game.
A state championship.
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Journey into realms of magic and mystery
Michael Scott Clifton is a rapacious reader, gardener, and movie junkie. A resident of East Texas, he lives in Mount Pleasant with his wife, Melanie. A multi-award winning author, his books include The Treasure Hunt Club, The Janus Witch, and the Conquest of the Veil Series—The Open Portal, Escape From Wheel, A Witch’s Brew, and Cavern of the Veil Queen, and the award-wining Teen/YA novel, Edison Jones and the Anti-Grav Elevator. Pringle Prawn, an urban fantasy novel, is a 2024 Reader’s Favorite Book Award winner. Google him @authormsclifton, or visit his website at www.michaealscottclifton.com
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Book Review: The End Game
Basketball coach Chris Cooperleaves his old life and bad memories behind when he takes a coaching job at asmall East Texas high school. He’s hoping for a fresh start and after meetinghis new ‘landlady’ Jennie, he’s sure he’s made the right decision. Then hemeets his unlikely nemesis, the athletic director and head football coach, Rawlings.This is a football town. Things are not going to be easy.
Reminiscent of stories like the Miracleon Ice, Hoosiers, and Remember the Titians, this is a basketball love storythat will grab your heart and not let go. Cooper, with the help of a teacherwho has never coached and the high school maintenance man, Julius, a wise andperceptive friend, takes an unlikely group of young men and turns them into ateam. But their goal seems unsurmountable, Mayfield H.S. hasn’t had a winningseason in decades and they get no support from either the athletic departmentor the local community, football rules all. But win they do, despite the odds.
Chris’ relationship with Jenniegrows as each shares their backgrounds, revealing heartbreaking secrets. Can theygive each other what they need, or will they end up hurting each other? As theteam hurtles towards the state championship, will basketball come between Chrisand his new love? I found myself cheering them on, both on and off the court!
I really enjoyed this book bothas a sweet romance and the story of the boys who despite their obstacles,poverty, dyslexia, anger issues, and more, become not only better players andstudents but are given the chance to succeed in life. They are given the toolsto become the men they want to be.
The writing is great, the storypolished, and the pace is faster than a one-minute shooting drill. I recommendthis book to readers who enjoy sports romance, inspirational stories, and all-roundgood books.
It’s 5 stars from me! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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September 17, 2025
Irresistible Calling by Sean Mitchell
Not usually a fan of memoirs, I was offered a few pages of Irresistible Calling to preview and was hooked immediately. The book begins in childhood. Sean and his parents moved from the dying steel town of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania to Dallas, Texas to start a new life. The impetus of which was a holiday travel magazine!The family lives a typical suburban lifestyle of the era, the early 1950s. While the author is a few years older than me, I could certainly relate to his experiences. Sean was lucky enough to win a place at a prestigious private boy’s school in Dallas where he made lifelong friendships. From there it was on to college, and the heyday of the 1960s. Mitchell then takes us through his career in newspapers, first in Washington D.C., then Dallas and on to Los Angeles as a theater, film and music critic. Along the way, he interviews many of the biggest stars in Hollywood, from Ann-Margaret to Clint Eastwood. The most entertaining review/relationship is with Tommy Lee Jones, whom he met at the all boy’s school.
Along the way he talks about the cultural changes in America, his disappointment in the failure of the 60s counterculture, his parents’ yearning for ‘something more’ and his own desire to leave his mark in his chosen field of journalism. I really appreciated his parents’ story as they tried to break out of the rigid molds of the time. I loved that his mother found her joy and passion and was sad that his father remained unfulfilled.
I really enjoyed this trip through the America of the 60s-70s-80s. The writing is fantastic, and the book reads as more than just a memoir of one man, but also of the America he knew. I would highly recommend this book to readers who enjoy a good memoir, who are interested in American culture or just enjoy a great read.
September 16, 2025
Flight Test 101 by Amanda M. Thrasher
Flight Test 101
By Amanda M. Thrasher
Genre of Book: Children’s Chapter Book, Fantasy, Adventure
Publisher: Progressive Rising Phoenix Press
Pages: 169
Publication Date: 10 June 2025
SYNOPSIS
Join Lilly, Boris, and Jack as they embark on another thrilling adventure that will test their courage and friendship!
Excitement fills the air in the enchanting world of fairlings as Lilly, Boris, and Jack prepare for their first fairy flight test! As they take to the skies, their journey quickly transforms into a whirlwind of unexpected challenges and delightful mishaps. With new expectations weighing on their tiny wings, the trio must navigate a tricky obstacle course that challenges their flying skills and the strength of their friendship.
Will they rise to the occasion and soar to success, or will they find themselves grounded for countless moons? Join these brave fairlings on a magical quest filled with laughter, valuable lessons, and the power of teamwork.
The Mischief Series invites young readers to embark on heartwarming adventures celebrating friendship, resilience, and the joy of learning from mistakes. This delightful series encourages children to embrace challenges and cherish the friendships they cultivate, making it ideal for independent reading or cozy read-together moments. Dive into the magic today and discover why the adventures of Lilly, Boris, and Jack are a must-read for every young dreamer!
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Amanda M. Thrasher is a wife, mother, dog lover, and an international award-winning author. She’s a multiple Gold Recipient of The Mom’s Choice Awards® (MCA), earning the award in multiple categories, including Young Adult, General Fiction, and Children’s Chapter Books. She’s a multiple Gold Medal and Bronze winner of the Readers’ Favorite International Book awards and was awarded a New Apple Literary Award.
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Idon’t normally read children’s chapter books, but this one was too cute to passup. This is the sixth book in the Mischief series. In Flight Test 101, Lilly,Boris and Jack and Pearle are gearing up for their first flight test. Theyoungsters are fairies, called fairlings by their elders, and are working hardto perfect their flying skills. If they don’t pass their test, they must wait along time before they can retest.
Ofcourse there are obstacles to overcome, including fear and disabilities, whichI appreciated. The fairlings are supportive of each other and work collectivelyto pass the test, including delaying their test to keep together when Jackinjures himself in flying incident.
Withlots of wholesome messages about inclusivity, perseverance and cooperation,this is a great read for children ages 6-10. They will love the forest settingwith various animals; spiders and birds, and of course who could fail to love afairy?
Awonderful and heartwarming story, I rate this book 5 stars.
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September 14, 2025
The Bulls of Bashan by Jodi Lea Stewart
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THE BULLS OF BASHAN
By Jodi Lea Stewart
Historical Fiction; Mystery Action and Adventure, Quest Fiction
Publisher: Progressive Phoenix Rising
Publication Date: June 17, 2025
SYNOPSIS
In a diner on the edge of a dusty Texas border town, a young waitress's life takes an unexpected turn when she is swept into a high-stakes adventure. Recruited by a charismatic former World War II Army major, a glamorous New York socialite, and a charming daredevil who effortlessly flies planes and rides bulls, she embarks on a shadowy mission that promises both wealth and danger.
This unlikely team will plunge into the heart of the perilous Amazon rainforest, navigate the depths of the world’s most treacherous canyon, brave the open seas, and traverse the ruins of postwar Europe. Their quest? To retrieve a set of mysterious keys while evading a relentless pursuer who seems to be one step ahead at every turn. Who is this enigmatic figure stalking them, and what sinister agenda does he have planned in Budapest?
As they race against time, each member of the team must confront his or her own demons and hidden truths. With the fate of their mission hanging in the balance, they inch closer to the elusive head of operations—the only one who can unlock the secrets of The Bulls of Bashan.
Prepare for a suspenseful journey filled with danger, intrigue, and self-discovery, a globetrotting historical thriller with evocative international settings, strong female arcs, and cross-generational themes.
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Jodie Lea Stewart is a multi-award-winning fiction author who believes in and writes about the triumph of the human spirit despite adversity through grit, humor, and stubborn tenacity. Her lifetime friendships with all nationalities, different social stratas, cowpunchers, the Southern gentry, the California crazies (she was once one, too … well, sort of, LOL!), not to mention outliers, allow Jodi to write comfortably about, oh … practically anything.
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