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Cherries weds a matchless sense of dramatics with the ability to tell a marvelous story. You have staged excellent, realistic action with convincing effect. Cherries has a compelling magnetic quality.
–Manuscripts International, 1987
As an avid reader of many historical memoirs, both fiction and autobiographical, rarely have I found one as in depth and revealing as Mr. Podlaski’s work…
–Bernie Weisz, Vietnam War Historian
One ‘read’ will not be enough. You will want to pass through the pages of “Cherries” more than once just to savor the up close and personal story again.
–Jerry Kunnath, author
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Goddess of the Flowers” follows Xochi, a street waif in Mexico City, who becomes a victim of a human trafficker named Carlos. She realizes she is merely a commodity in his empire and manages to escape with another captive to Texas. Xochi must navigate the danger of being hunted by Carlos while trying to forge her own path and find freedom from her past.
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War is hard enough when your dad is missing in action, and even harder when you have to leave everything you know and love. Twelve-year-old Harry is one of three thousand people leaving the coast in Devon during the Second World War as US troops move into the area, planning secret D-Day rehearsals on the beach there in April 1944. But what if your most treasured possession is left behind?
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“A brilliant premise and great fun . . . Original touches and time-travel intrigue keep Murphey’s clever fourth installment in the Physics, Lust and Greed series ticking along nicely … Murphey skillfully develops his intriguing time-travel concept and its implications along with delivering excellent characterizations. Marta and Marshall’s search for answers yields plenty of murky intrigues, sinister conspiracies, and deceptions leaping across the pages. Unexpected plot twists centering on Happy Home Companion cult of vengeance and Gillis’s involvement keep the reader invested. This is a solid entry in the continuing series.“ -The Prairies Book Review
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Thomas Reilly’s writing reveals an exciting story in the Janus Key series, where supernatural elements intertwine with themes of redemption and self-exploration. The Janus Key, a mystical artifact that transforms characters’ fates, Brian offers Ellis and Julie opportunities to rewrite their pasts. While Brian’s technical complexity and long periods of self-reflection can slow down the story and pace, Reilly’s ability to juxtapose fantasy with real-life dilemmas is remarkable. Julie’s charismatic presence and resilience provide an interesting counterpoint, making the story an exciting exploration of choice and change.