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#223 ~ The Secret Speech

22 Dec By Jennifer 8 Comments

* This post is brought to you by the nearly 2 feet of snow Mother Nature brought our area over the weekend. Since I couldn’t be out doing last minute Christmas stuff, I spent some time catching up on my reviews. * The Secret Speech by Tom Rob Smith I don’t know about you, but [...]

Filed Under: book review, fiction, male author Tagged With: Hungary, Joseph Stalin, Nikita Khrushchev, Russia, Secret Speech, Soviet Union, Thriller, Tom Rob Smith

An Interview with Lander Marks

27 Apr By Literate Housewife 3 Comments

On April 20, I had the opportunity to speak with Lander Marks about her new novel, Artist’s Proof. This is her first novel and will be released within the next week. I had a great time talking with her about the novel, but I was most intrigued by a mystery that has very recently discovered [...]

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