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Jean Lee is a Wisconsin born and bred writer excited to share her young adult fantasy fiction with those who love to find other worlds hidden in the humdrum of everyday life. Her first novel, Fallen Princeborn: Stolen, debuts in the fall of 2018 from Aionios Books. She also blogs regularly about the fiction, music, and landscapes that inspire her as a writer (https://jeanleesworld.com/). You can find Jean on her site, as well as on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram under the handle @jeanleesworld. ...more

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Fallen Princeborn: Stolen

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Fallen Princeborn: Chosen

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I can't say much about this story, as Christie hides much in the early chapters that play heavily into the resolution. In fact, this may be worth a study for fellow writers who want to see what it means to hide the truth within the opening chapters. ...more
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An intriguing read, this. It's short, swift, and strange, taking us into an alternate present--a dystopia?--of an isolated, rundown home surrounded by corporate drone-run farmland. Our teenage protagonist is doing all she can to care for her little b ...more
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Rather than a traditional narrative and/or paragraph structure, Janice Hallett’s The Appeal is created with emails, text messages, and other media snippets compiled for two lawyers to study in preparation for tackling a murder case. On the one hand, ...more
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Hullo! It's been a while.

I've never read Laurie Lico Albanese before, and I must say her skill with prose and cadence makes a story like HESTER a joy to hear. I did not care for THE SCARLET LETTER when I was in school, but I do like journeys into hi
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On its own, this mystery is a solid one. Christie establishes the "typical" countryside through a brother-sister protagonist team, urban folks sent to the countryside under doctor's orders so the brother can recover from a back injury. With the peace ...more
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It's been a long, long time since I read a Cadfael mystery, and after researching the world of the writer, I longed for a fictional meandering through Shrewsbury. An Excellent Mystery is a good book for this meandering because the mystery itself is s ...more
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“The sea is everything. It covers seven tenths of the terrestrial globe. Its breath is pure and healthy. It is an immense desert, where man is never lonely, for he feels life stirring on all sides. The sea is only the embodiment of a supernatural and wonderful existence. It is nothing but love and emotion; it is the Living Infinite. ”
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