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A Review: Verity By Colleen Hoover
I went into Verity completely blind. First Colleen Hoover book. No expectations. No real sense of what I was about to walk into. Within a few chapters, I had that very specific thought: I don’t think I like this… but I also don’t think I can stop reading it. There were moments I genuinely wanted…
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A Review: The Heir Apparent By Rebecca Armitage
Some novels sweep you into glittering worlds. Others quietly ask what it costs to live inside them. Rebecca Armitage’s debut novel The Heir Apparent does both — pairing royal spectacle with an intimate emotional reckoning about identity, grief, and the weight of inherited expectation. At first glance, this is the kind of story readers instinctively…
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A Review: Story Genius By Lisa Cron
A writing book that shifts the way you think about story. Some books you read once, some books you study. Lisa Cron’s Story Genius: How To Use Brain Science To Go Beyond Outlining And Write A Riveting Novel quickly became the second kind for me. Every writer eventually reaches the same moment. You have an idea for…
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