So, it wasn’t until Monday night that I realized I forgot to update last Saturday. Whoops.
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Author: H.S. Kylian
Christian, bookworm, writer, and hopeful romantic.
Book Review: The Janus Elixir by Kyle Robert Shultz // 5 Stars
Here we have the first of what will be a long line of reviews: The Janus Elixir, by Kyle Robert Shultz. Let’s get started, shall we?
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As of tonight…
Continue reading “Camp NaNoWriMo April 2020: Update #1”The Afterverse
It is time to share that I have been put under a spell by the wacky, fantastical, humorous, and quite good series known as:
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Welcome to the Secret Snippet Scavenger Hunt!
Continue reading “Secret Snippet Scavenger Hunt: Unscramble The Clue”Book Reviews: The Accidental Cases of Emily Abbott by Perry Elisabeth Kirkpatrick
Since these are super short and written like a TV show, I decided to do them all at once.
*takes deep breath*
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So, which of my bajllion WIPs got to be the lucky one for Camp April this year?
Continue reading “Camp NaNo 2020: April”Why You Shouldn’t Resort To Fan Service
How do you end a series? Do you let the ending arise from the natural progression of the plot and let it pay off what the previous installments built?
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I know I don’t usually post two Mondays in a row, but I thought it would be fun to share something, well, fun I thought of doing for the blog!
Continue reading “Secret Snippet Scavenger Hunt”2 Reasons I Don’t Read Traditionally Published Fiction Anymore (For The Most Part)
Once upon a time, I enjoyed reading traditionally published fiction. Once upon a time, I would check out any book that caught my eye – as long as it was written by a Christian author, of course.
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