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“I let my gaze travel out the picture window. Unlike at my old doublewide trailer perched on the fringe of a played out quarry, here I owned a real yard with real grass that screamed for mowing each Monday a.m. I sat at the kitchen table, cooling off from just having finished this week's job. Yes, here in 2005, I was a full-fledged suburbanite, but I'd been called worse.”

RomanceCrimeCrime FictionNoirAdventure FictionDetective NovelHardboiled
Book:The Zinc Zoo
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“Assume Nothing! Keep your friends close and your enemies closer! Never Forget! Live every day to the fullest! Never take anything for granted!”

Science FictionLove StoryTime TravelMilitary RomanceSabotageStrong Female CharactersAdventure FictionThriller Action Packed SuspenseRiveting
Book:Found In Time: A Marine Raider Time Travel Thriller; Book 1 of the JJ Jackson series
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“What would you be willing to sacrifice to have a loved one back for a minute, a day, or a lifetime?" After my son Alex was killed by a drunk driver, I had a dream in which I was asked this question. Once I started thinking about it, I realized I would give up everything, and it later evolved into a science fiction book. I modeled the main character after my son. Alex's mannerisms and attitude became the basis for Xavier's character development. Xavier is a clone who does not know he is a clone nor who is controlling his fate. With his friends' help, he must uncover the people behind the conspiracy to create a shadow government and locate the others known as the Zodiac Thirteen.”

InspirationalConflictDystopianScience Fiction Young AdultAdventure FictionConspiracy FictionThriller Action Packed Suspense
Author:Evelyn D. Eckert
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“To witness the awe of human beings delighting in their own hands forming the written word was humbling and he understood it profoundly at that moment watching those two, with the ancient land around them, in their traditional robes and the resting camels by their campfire, intently regarding writing with such immense respect … that illiteracy meant subsistence, while literacy meant human advancement, the base on which higher achievements and accomplishments of great civilizations could be built.”

AfricaLiteracyAdventure FictionSahelYouth FictionThe Decaturs Series
Author:T.K. Naliaka
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