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Tag Archives: Simon & Schuster

Literature With A Purpose

BORDERLINE. Mishell Baker. Saga Press/Simon & Schuster. Borderline marks a remarkable debut by fantasy author Mishell Baker. The story features a problem that is epidemic in the world today, but one … Continue reading →

March 29, 2016 · Leave a comment

Eye On Audio

All reviews written by Editor John Aiello unless otherwise noted. Books on tape are the only literature some folks know. Urban commuters, busy mothers whose days are filled with kids … Continue reading →

May 1, 2008 · Leave a comment
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