"Merlin, look what I found. I found a place you can put things. It's called a cupboard."

 I was going to tell everyone how I almost died again today but I then worried someone would send me a personal body guard and I'd have to make him sleep outside in the rain. Therefore, I won't be sharing how I was almost flattened by an electrical garage door, for the sake of the body guard. I don't wish him to get a cold. 
 Instead, I will do a book review. See, I'm getting all my posts back in order. 
 Before that, however, I will pass along a new writing update and a question. I've decided I left too much out of Haphazardly Implausible and will therefore be carefully reading over it, adding in things that I think will help the story along and bring the characters to life more. One of the things I will be adding is more back story about Peter's parents, as well as Singur's. I won't say more, because you will have to read it. 
 However, I did add a prologue to the book. AND I am willing to release it early if anyone is interested. So, what do you think? Yes or no?*** Now, book review. This is a book that was sent to me by one of my readers. Jessica Hammond at AUTHORLY INSANE. The book is titled Finding Lily and you can learn more about it HERE on goodreads. 

 Finding Lily is set in America, but in an America not many would recognize. A law has been passed which bans all books and creativity. And Lily, at the age of...fourteen I think it was. I'm sorry, I'm rubbish with ages. But trust me, she wasn't very old. Anyhow, she has a job at a well to do business, she has finished school, and she has everything a person in that world could want. Until the day she is kidnapped by a loony lady and the chap who loves her, the lady not Lily. Both are part of a rebellion that wants creativity back, only the lady is completely batty.

 The story was a fun read. It had some surprising twists and turns, and though I was confused through bits of it, I did enjoy it. One part was quite sad, but I liked the overall out come of the ending. Jessica has a lot of promise as an author and I will certainly be reading anything else she publishes. (Which, from what I gather from her blog, she is working on another book.)

 But, yes. It is a very nice book and if you would like to read it you can find it on Smashwords.

 Thank you, Jessica for sharing it with me! And if anyone else has a book they would like for me to read and/or review let me know!

 Lastly I leave you with a series of pictures because I have ALWAYS been convinced actors Daniel Radcliffe and Elijah Wood look remarkably alike. No one believed me for the longest while, not until Daniel Radcliffe was older. Now I see it all over, everyone thinks as I do. (See, deep down I'm brilliant. Not as clueless as I first appear, so you should take my word for most things. ;-)





  Sorry they are moving and not all squished together like on my Tumblr. I couldn't find them any other way.
*** Have you been reading any good books lately? Do  you plan on reading Finding Lily? What do you think of the idea of me releasing the new prologue early? Yea or Nay? And lastly, do you think the two actors look alike?

 This quote is from the BBC TV show Merlin. I've just started watching it and already like it a lot. (Arthur and Merlin remind me a ton of two of my own characters in fact.) This quote is from Arthur after he has come into Merlin's room to find it a complete mess. (For being a wizard, Merlin cannot keep his room clean to save his life.)

 And now...

 ALLONS-Y!