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Ghosts of Memory #1
Where the Wind Ceases to Move
Sara thought she had made a new life after she left her home and her friends in an attempt to escape her past. A tragedy had befallen her sister, and caused her to lose her brother, and the rest of her family in the process. She thought she had succeeded in escaping those memories, until Michael came back into her life, and brought the past back with him. "Where the Wind Ceases to Move: A Novella in Three Parts" is the first in the series "Ghosts of Memory," and is a novella of 110 pages of both prose and poetry. It is a new, self-published novel about trying to escape the past and the consequences it can bring.
110 pages, Paperback
Published July 16, 2016
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Brenda K. Jones
2 books6 followersBrenda K. Jones has been writing poetry and prose since an early age. Where the Wind Ceases to Move is her first published book of poetry or prose. Brenda lives in Crofton, Maryland
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September 21, 2016
I received this book from Goodreads First Reads in exchange for an honest review...
This is a very short book (or "novella") was interesting and very unique. It was easy to get into, but as just as easy to get out of as well. Though decently good, I couldn't quiet get into the author's writing style. The sentences were short and choppy, the details kept to a minimum, and she did very little to give the characters depth. She intwined poems throughout the story as well, which were good but also threw everything off. Half-way through, I felt like this book was repetitive and dull.
This is a very short book (or "novella") was interesting and very unique. It was easy to get into, but as just as easy to get out of as well. Though decently good, I couldn't quiet get into the author's writing style. The sentences were short and choppy, the details kept to a minimum, and she did very little to give the characters depth. She intwined poems throughout the story as well, which were good but also threw everything off. Half-way through, I felt like this book was repetitive and dull.
August 2, 2016
I LOVED this book! The author eased you (the reader) into each setting such that you could almost imagine that you were seeing and feeling exactly what the characters were seeing and feeling at that moment. It is a short book, but it gives you plenty of information to know that you want to read more from this author. Thank goodness there are two more parts coming! I can't wait to read more from Brenda Jones!
September 12, 2016
Interesting to read about the main character living in both dreams and reality. The poems made the novella more fun to read.
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