There’s nothing quite like getting lost in a good book—but have you ever noticed how much better it feels when you’re curled up in your own cozy space? A reading nook doesn’t need to be big or elaborate. In fact, sometimes the simplest spots—a chair...
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I started researching death doulas a few years ago as part of an idea I had for a forthcoming book, and I've been obsessed ever since. What I didn't realize is how little people talk about death doulas and what they do. It's such a valuable service ...
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If you’re a reader, you probably have a few authors you trust so completely that the moment they release a new book, you don’t even think twice—you just click “buy.” No reading the blurb, no checking reviews, no debating. Just pure, instant trust. T...
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In the hustle of daily life, self-care often gets reduced to bubble baths and face masks. While those can be fun, self-care is really about doing what nourishes your mind, body, and soul. And for book lovers, there’s no better way to unwind than gett...
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“The deeper that sorrow carves into your being, the more joy you can contain.” — Kahlil GibranPlease tell me I'm not the only one who loves a good cry. Titanic is the only movie I watched in the theatre more than once, and it's because of h...
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Looking for a fantastic gift for the book lover in your life (that isn't a book)? Look no further than this curated list of ten unique and thoughtful gifts that any bookworm will adore. From literary-themed candles to personalized bookplates, there's...
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The world is full of mysteries, and one of the most intriguing is the idea of spirit guides—supernatural beings who offer guidance and support throughout our lives. If you’ve ever felt a sense of unseen assistance, you may have been interacting with ...
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The bond between a father and son can be both complex and captivating, serving as fertile ground for countless stories across various media, particularly in literature. From the trials of familial duty to the triumphs of reconciliation, novels explor...
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I hope this post finds you well and perhaps even with a cup of something warm and comforting by your side. Today, I want to share an update on a project that has been close to my heart, though it’s taken a bit of a winding road to get here.It’s been ...
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Are you sitting in your office, dreaming of sand between your toes and the tranquil sound of crashing waves in the background? Maybe a cool breeze tickling your face. If so, you're probably also imagining a good book in your hand - an unputdownable f...
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What makes a crime thriller different from other genres? This is a question that can spark a bunch of ideas among avid readers and movie goers. Generally, when we open ourselves up to the world of literature, we embrace a plenitude of genres, each wi...
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Today marks the 80th anniversary of the tragic events of World War II now known as D-Day. Here is a scene I wrote about it in Love Overseas.Juno Beach, FranceJune 6, 1944Leonard stood where the beach rose to meet the grasslands, his feet still wet fr...
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In the world of storytelling, I always seem to be drawn to the assorted themes in family drama. They’re intriguing and relatable. From old soap operas to modern-day novels and films, these recurring motifs have colored our perception of family relati...
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Have you ever experienced a family game night that ended with a shouting match over Monopoly? Or maybe a holiday dinner where the turkey wasn't the only thing getting roasted? Well, you are likely familiar with some of the hallmarks of a dysfunctiona...
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Have you ever started a book that seemed interesting, but then gotten intimidated by its sheer size? Or maybe you never started that really fat book you saw, because you knew you'd never finish it. Or maybe you finished a short story and wished there...
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