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    Race

    Race

    David Mamet

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    There is nothing. A white person. Can say to a black person. About Race ...Race. Is the most...

    Seobok (2021)

    Seobok (2021)

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    Seo Bok (Korean: 서복; Hanja: 徐福; RR: Seobok) is a 2021 South Korean sci-fi action film...

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Morgan Sheppard (1007 KP) created a post

Dec 2, 2025  
✨ Blessed Festival of Arianrhod! ✨

As a mythology-loving author, this day always stirs my imagination. On December 2nd, we honour Arianrhod — the star-crowned Goddess who descends in her silver chariot to watch the tides and the shifting seasons. 🌙🌊

Her Welsh myths speak of destiny, cycles, and the brave act of reclaiming one’s own path. And woven through all her stories is a gentle reminder that every cycle in our lives carries its own purpose — even the quiet ones, the difficult ones, and the ones we don’t fully understand until later.

As the year leans toward its close, may her guiding light help you step into whatever new chapter is waiting for you — with clarity, courage, and a touch of winter magic. 📚✨

#FestivalOfArianrhod #Arianrhod #WelshMythology #CelticMyth #WinterMagic #AuthorLife #MythInspired #Dec2 #Storytellers
      
    1941

    1941

    Phil Carradice

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    At the beginning of 1941, Britain stood alone against Germany and Italy. The Battle of the Atlantic...

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Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2466 KP) rated O, Deadly Night in Books

Oct 16, 2025  
O, Deadly Night
O, Deadly Night
Vicki Delany | 2025 | Mystery
5
5.0 (1 Ratings)
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Suspicious New Neighbors
It may be busy season, aka December, but Merry’s landlord at home is distracted by the new neighbors who have moved in. Mrs. D’Angelo hasn’t been able to meet them, and as the center of the town’s gossip mill, that doesn’t sit right. And, she keeps noticing weird things going on at the house. Merry’s too busy to give it too much attention. That is, until Mrs. D’Angelo disappears. Was she right about something strange going on across the street?

Being the Christmas lover I am, I’ve generally enjoy this series. And, once again, I did find the setting charming and the characters fun to spend time with. However, there were repetitive passages that should have been edited out or condensed. The pacing was off in general, not helped by Merry’s passive attitude toward the mystery, and Merry was pretty stupid at the end, even though she did figure things out. If the descriptions of food make your mouth water, you’ll be happy to find there are a couple of recipes at the end. Sadly, for me, this was a mixed bag.
  
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T.N. Nova (30 KP) rated Jace's Trial in Books

Jun 24, 2018  
Jace's Trial
Jace's Trial
J.M. Wolf | 2018 | LGBTQ+, Romance
10
10.0 (2 Ratings)
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Jace's Trial by JM Wolf is a M/M Contemporary Romance with a May / December Romance element. JM is a new to me author as this is the first of his books that I've read. What I will say is that I was not disappointed in the least. Normally, I'm a bit more leery of first person point of views because I have a harder time being drawn into the book as opposed to third person. Jace's Trial was one of those books that I absolutely loved. Not only did it draw me in completely but it pulled at all my 'feels'. It had me crying more than once. Not just sniffling but 'ugly crying'. When you read this definitely make sure you have the tissues ready.

The story was fast paced and a roller coaster ride that I didn't want to get off of. The character development was amazing. The world development was perfect as well. The Happily Ever After at the end was sweet and perfect. Jace's trial had it all. Love, hurt, angst and loss. I definitely will be reading more from this author.

Pick up this book today and give it a try.
  
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Merissa (13619 KP) rated The Secrets We Keep in Books

Sep 26, 2019  
The Secrets We Keep
The Secrets We Keep
Rick R. Reed | 2019 | Contemporary, LGBTQ+, Romance
6
6.0 (1 Ratings)
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The Secrets We Keep is a story that deals with the aftermath of suicide, with the addition of a May-to-December couple of main characters. This is NOT a light read. It is somber and full of reflection.

That side of the story is really well written. The emotions that pour off each page with make you stop and think. However, for me, I found it overshadowed the romance side of things. I didn't really feel a connection between our main two. There was no build up to them individually, rather just a carry on from the feelings they were dealing with regarding Lacy. There is an epilogue with them, so you do get something, it just didn't exactly work for me.

The writing, though, is wonderful, and there were no mistakes that disrupted my reading. The story is a great one, and the pacing is smooth. The characters themselves will interest and intrigue you. I have no hesitation in recommending this book!

* A copy of this book was provided to me with no requirements for a review. I voluntarily read this book, and the comments here are my honest opinion. *

Merissa
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