IWIC Book Spotlight on Buckland Gap – by Charles Wiltshire

April 06

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Book review of Buckland Gap by Charles Wiltshire

January 23

Buckland Gap, by author Charles Wiltshire, is a contemporary fiction based on the real-life depiction of a culture in Portsmouth, south England. It is a tough and challenging read because it walks the reader mercilessly and without apology, through the front door of the life of David, a twenty-two year-old street thug and criminal, who […]

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Book review of The Last Road Home by Danny Johnson … “a compelling read about true friendship, love and the strength and depth of the human soul.”

January 13

The Last Road Home by Danny Johnson is an excellent story. Take Huckleberry Finn, To Kill a Mocking Bird and the classic Vietnam war film, Platoon, put them together in a story that relates the gritty and brutal reality of life growing up in the deep south of America during the 1950s and 1960s, when […]

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The Author Spotlight on Danny Johnson author of “The Last Road Home”.

January 09

    I wrote my first story at the age of 62, and at 70 had my debut novel published via Kensington. I am from, and currently live in Durham, NC, USA. Since childhood, I always had the desire to be a writer, imagining what a wonderful lifestyle it must be to seclude one’s self […]

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Book review of Tethered Angel … “A captivatingly beautiful story…”

January 02

Tethered Angel, by T.M. Brown, is a captivatingly beautiful story, one that captures the reader like a gentle wind and takes them on a journey which must be seen to its end. Set in the 1950’s and the burgeoning sixties, Tethered Angel follows Angel, the center of this story, an African-American teenage girl who is […]

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The Author Spotlight on T.M. Brown author of “Tethered Angel”.

December 30

Hi, I’m Tina Brown, pen name TM Brown.  I was born in 1960 in Baltimore City.  In my book, A Life Not My Own, I share the story of my childhood and young adult life.  So, I invite you to check that out. I’ve always been a serious person, always looking to the future.  I’ve […]

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Book Review of THE TRUTH ABOUT FAMILY … “A snap shot into the old world of communist USSR and one boy’s vision.”

November 15

The Truth About Family captures the essence of life behind the Iron Curtain, in the old USSR – the forerunner to modern day Russia. It shows the stark reality of young minds growing up in an orphanage under the rule of a Communist manifesto. Young boys and girls who are trying to find a sense […]

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