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Coffee and Dreams Volume 4

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This is the fourth evolution of Coffee and Dreams brought to you by JJ Caler. There is a loose generational theme to this one. Each story focuses on change. How life changes around us and how we change. 

Daniel Nick returns with his deep and meaningful story about life consequences and family legacy in Root of All Evil. 

J Lee Bagan brings us a sci-fi touch with Chit Chat. 

Arya Anakin joins us with her touching A Perfect Place. 

And JJ Caler takes us into the grind with the Anderson Memorandum.

138 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2024

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Author 7 books10 followers
November 8, 2024
They did it again!!

Just as captivating as the previous volumes. I started it and couldn't put it down.
Every story held my interest and made me want more.
This collection of stories has it all, action, suspense, turmoil, self-reflection, dreams for a better tomorrow, and love.
I'm sad I finished it so fast.
I want more.
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Author 24 books24 followers
February 20, 2025
Another Great Volume

This volume is just as great as the previous 3. If you haven't read them you really should.

The collections of short stories are amazing and perfect to read in the mornings with your coffee or any time of the day.

Each other brings their own writing style that will keep you turning the pages and wanting more.
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Author 5 books31 followers
November 10, 2024
Yes, I have a story included in this anthology, but will probably not comment on that one....
There are 4 other stories written by very talented writers.
THE ANDERSON MEMORANDUM by JJ Caler. I particularly enjoyed this for its military theme. A tribute to generational service and sacrifice. Well done.
BUILDING THE DREAM by Alinar Den. I am convinced Alinar writes to music only she can hear. I am, however, glad when she shares a note or two with us, a gift of herself.
ROOT OF ALL EVIL by Daniel Nick. Here he gives us a new definition of family, AND as is his style, he just jumps in and drags you right along. Buckle up...
A PERFECT PLACE by Arya Anakin. A beautiful rendition of love and loss. You might need a hankie.
OKAY, if you like a touch of Sci-Fi Noir, you do need to to read CHIT CHAT, a touch of feminine humor in an unlikely setting.......yep, that would be mine
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