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D.S.’s 2023 Year in Books
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Whether your condominium association is breaking down your maintenance annually, seasonally, monthly, weekly, or daily, property maintenance is all day, every day. Then mix in the drop-everything-you-had-planned-for-the day emergency maintenance, and truly it’s infinitesimal. When it comes to maintenance, project priority is in constant motion. It’s important to have a schedule, but to be flexible
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| Lips on My Heart by M.J. Marino (Book 1 of 6 in the Mercy Ravens MC series) is a humorous, erotic, and suspenseful love story with entertaining romance tropes, action, drama, and endearing characters. With cartoon-like temperaments, the unlikely prot ...more | |
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D.S. Marquis
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The Condominium Living Paradox: A Guide to Living and Working in Condominium Communities
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The Condominium Living Paradox: A Guide to Living and Working in Condominium Communities:
"This book begins with a captivating intro that instantly paints a morbid picture.
ex: "...in the wake of a rape murder..." and "Dead residents locked inside their units." That's right. If you're one of those who can't wait to own their own condo, consi" Read more of this review » |
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| -Read this inspirational story of love, devotion, and persistence with the Eastside Library Book Club. Johanna, Vincent Van Gogh's sister-in-law, struggles to bring her late husband's and Vincent van Gogh's dreams to life in the 1800s, alongside a du ...more | |
| "Not long ago, I took part in a long and revered New York tradition. Not an historical commemoration or a museum event…but a trip to Coney Island! It’s a classic New York moment – and a whole lot of fun, besides. And it’s still recognizably the sa..." Read more of this blog post » | |
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Yet Another 5-Star Review for The War on Sarah Morris!
"(Posted by Tasha Hutchison on Goodreads on April 20, 2024)5 StarsPrepare to be captivated by Kathleen Jones in her latest book, The War on Sarah Morris. From the moment you delve into the pages of this wonderfully crafted thriller, you are swept i..."
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D.S. Marquis
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The Condominium Living Paradox: A Guide to Living and Working in Condominium Communities
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| The Paris Apartment is a dark brewing storm and a real whodunnit. Told from multiple points of view in first person narration, it's character driven and suspenseful. Jess, the female protagonist, flees to Paris to find her brother, Ben, but when she ...more | |
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“Honesty is not an easy thing. But she had come to learn where there is honesty, there is trust, and where there is trust, there is safety.”
― Of School and Women
― Of School and Women
“So inside herself, so in touch with each gust of wind, the elements and the earth, and some rhythmic force in motion, calling her into the night, to search, that when something inside her shifted under the altar of it all, it was in that moment a drifting seed of a sunder planted itself. And Lynette embraced the chaos it would bring.”
― Of School and Women
― Of School and Women
“Sometimes life happens so fast, it feels like a blip on a tv screen. You know something was there, but you don't know what it was.”
― Of School and Women
― Of School and Women
“Honesty is not an easy thing. But she had come to learn where there is honesty, there is trust, and where there is trust, there is safety.”
― Of School and Women
― Of School and Women
“A well-written letter can change the world, it can start or stop a war, secure employment, save money, even save a life, her professor had said. Writing is reading, you’re making something else for someone to read.”
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“Sometimes life happens so fast, it feels like a blip on a tv screen. You know something was there, but you don't know what it was.”
― Of School and Women
― Of School and Women
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