(Medically Necessary 3)
LGBTQ, Dark Fantasy, Steamy
Date Published: December 13, 2024
Publisher: Changeling Press
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(Medically Necessary 3)
LGBTQ, Dark Fantasy, Steamy
Date Published: December 13, 2024
Publisher: Changeling Press
Date Published: 3-2-22
Publisher: The Story Plant
Ben Seidel wasn't sure how serious they were when he and his wife Shira discussed having an open marriage.
Date Published: June 20th, 2020
Publisher: Splitrail Publishing
Tommy Crutcher is 8 years old and has autism. Although he can’t speak to humans, he appears to have an uncanny ability to communicate with chimpanzees. How Tommy, his father, and a biomedically abused chimp named Albert come together in life-altering ways is the story of LIKE NO OTHER BOY.
Date Published: June 1, 2021
Publisher: Atmosphere Press
The Jesus Nut tells the parallel stories of three unlikely pilgrims—a reviled professor, a delusional homeless veteran, and a priest who loves strip clubs—searching for the greatest religious relic of the 21st century. Thrown together after a raucous showdown with evangelists, they decide to ignore their differences and work as a team in pursuit of their holy purpose. Their journey to New York City leads to a fateful encounter with a former advertising executive, whose mad ramblings suggest he might be the very oracle to help them fulfill their destiny...
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my review...
Almost like Little Women but in a different time and
setting. And…a book for adults and YA, no question. This setting is of a time
during the Depression and gives a good picture of the life of farm families
working hard and long days with barely a penny. Lots of bread and potatoes
eaten in those days.
Each chapter was a POV by a sister and although sometimes
the switching back and forth like this can drive me nuts, I loved it here. Each
sister had different and interesting personalities as did the rest of the
family.
I just couldn’t stop reading this. While it deals with the
harshness of the times, it also deals with the warmth of the times, families,
and friends, all helping one another to keep their heads above water.
As I said I think this would be interesting to YA and
adults. It brings up some hard times and of course some bad people but I think
all of this story would be of interest and an easy read to many. It’s as full
of lessons as it is fun, laughter, and hard times...