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    Book Review – Tilly Lake’s Road Trip, by Francis Potts (2 Coffee Beans)

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    Book Review – Tilly Lake’s Road Trip, by Francis Potts. Francis Potts is a man with a huge zest for life, and he is a man who appreciates a good road trip.  But as an author, this book left me cold. The book begins the day after Tilly Lake’s husband was found in a hotel…

    July 23, 2014
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    Book Review – Shereen Travels Cheap, by Shereen Rayle (4 Coffee Beans)

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    Book Review – Shereen Travels Cheap, Shereen Rayle.     When Shereen says she travels cheap, she means it!  Want to take the family on a trip as cheaply as possible?  This is a great resource.  The writing style is breezy and succinct, no attempts at great humor that might fall flat. I enjoyed it.…

    July 23, 2014
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    Book Review – Three Moons over Sedona, by Sherry Hartzler (4 Coffee Beans)

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    Book Review – Three Moons over Sedona, by Sherry Hartzler.     I love a good road trip and this one was terrific. The ultimate road trip fantasy is finding your happy place at the end of the road, and I loved that Georgia Mae Brown found just that. The female characters had the usual…

    July 23, 2014
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    Book Review – BadAss Zombie Road Trip, by Tonia Brown (1 Coffee Bean)

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    Book Review – BadAss Zombie Road Trip, by Tonia Brown.     I am a huge fan of Tonia Brown’s Steampunk series, but this is a completely unworthy addition to her collected works.  Because there were two males in the car, often I couldn’t tell who “he” or “him” referred to. Poorly done. I was…

    July 23, 2014
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    Book Review – Jeep Tour, by Gail Ward Olmsted (2 Coffee Beans)

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    Book Review – Jeep Tour, by Gail Ward Olmsted. The author has skill, but this book does not show talent. This book left me cold and angry. This is the story of a woman who decides to make radical changes in her life. Jax has a good life. She and her ex-husband are great friends…

    July 23, 2014
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      Definition: Psychobabble The Merriam-Webster dictionary tells me that the word “psychobabble” galloped into pop-culture lingo in 1975.  Here is their quick and dirty definition: language that is used by people who talk about mental and emotional problems and that is seen as silly or meaningless : psychological jargon. The world of independent authors and self-publishers…
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