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J.C.’s 2025 Year in Books
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Book Collaboration - or: How to Heard Cats
My Dear Blog Readers.
You might have wondered why you didn't hear from me for a whole month?
The explanation is simple - I was busy. Very, very busy.
I joined a Book collaboration with the aim to write a chapter or two, to be published in a free book. I didn't know what to expect, or what it would be all about.
IT WAS AWESOME!!!
31 authors, working together to write a book that will blow your mind.
Hos Read more of this blog post »
You might have wondered why you didn't hear from me for a whole month?
The explanation is simple - I was busy. Very, very busy.
I joined a Book collaboration with the aim to write a chapter or two, to be published in a free book. I didn't know what to expect, or what it would be all about.
IT WAS AWESOME!!!
31 authors, working together to write a book that will blow your mind.
Hos Read more of this blog post »
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Five heartbreaking Stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 for Fame and Fortune by Sky Sommers 🥱 Roxy, Goddess of Fair Skies, is tired. Tired of living, of being immortal, and especially tired of her responsibilities, a burden weighing heavier each passing day. But escape is sca ...more |
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Five Stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 for Whispers of Luck by Sophie Bartow. The first book in Sophie’s new “Mythical Waters Canyon” series had me hooked right away. Mystery, destiny, and medical romance, all in one book? Yes, and more. Everything is possible in Swan Har ...more |
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Crow Town: The only limit is your mind - Open it:
"Crow Town is a mesmerizing anthology that brings together a diverse range of authors from all over the world, each weaving their own unique tale with a crow at its heart. From the eerie to the whimsical, the stories in this collection transcend genre"
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"Crow town is a refreshing take. 16 authors, writing styles, and stories leave you intrigued page after page. My personal favourite was Gomm. As someone who can predict most stories, Gomm left me questioning everything in the best kind of way and hone"
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"Excellent antho, filled with stories weaved by the presence of Crows in it. My favorite was All the way down by N. Heinz. A story that makes you ask yourself: what did I just read?! So short, so powerful, such a big punch packed in so few pages. I lo"
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Five whirlwind stars ⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️ for Storms and Schemes by Sky Sommers 🤷🏻♀️How to get rid of ancient Goddesses powers the right way? Nandika aka Tartie likes to plan, to think things through. She’s more than happy to be the Goddess of Small Things, a ...more |
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For All Time: An erotic horror novella (Switchblade Romance Series)
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Five demonic stars 😈😈😈😈😈 for “For All Time” by Lady Jaguar (ARC copy). As a fan of Richard and Tino from the Switchblade series, I had to grab this alternate universe short story right away. Once again, the author didn’t disappoint. I know it’s title ...more |
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Five stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 for The Promise of Tomorrow by Sophie Bartow ❤️ As a spinoff of the “Swan Harbor” series, the first book of “Love’s Promises” had me hooked from the start. Playing in Boston, there are many new characters and settings to discover. Mos ...more |
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“I’m just myself, writing my own things in my own world. If originality doesn’t sell, so be it. Changing my style or my view on things to accommodate wishes, to be more mainstream and sell more books is not the reason I write. I write because I love it, because the story comes from my heart and soul.”
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“My characters have a life of their own, they write their stories. I’m just the fingers typing the words, the guiding hand occasionally telling them that what they are doing is bullshit, and the brain to keep the timeline and story straight.”
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“What’s the best character to use in writing? It’s all a question of perspective. The setting, as well as the interpretation of the character itself, is more important than the kind of character used. Human, Monster or whatever - it’s just an empty husk before the author brings it to life.”
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“I’m just myself, writing my own things in my own world. If originality doesn’t sell, so be it. Changing my style or my view on things to accommodate wishes, to be more mainstream and sell more books is not the reason I write. I write because I love it, because the story comes from my heart and soul.”
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“I guess the weirdest thing is that I write in English. Then I turn into my pen-name alter ego, while in the back of my mind my German half sits back, watches, evaluates and occasionally comments on what I’m doing.”
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“My characters have a life of their own, they write their stories. I’m just the fingers typing the words, the guiding hand occasionally telling them that what they are doing is bullshit, and the brain to keep the timeline and story straight.”
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“What’s the best character to use in writing? It’s all a question of perspective. The setting, as well as the interpretation of the character itself, is more important than the kind of character used. Human, Monster or whatever - it’s just an empty husk before the author brings it to life.”
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