Cynthia Parker


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Smashwords book reviews by Cynthia Parker

  • Dirty Little Angels on May 18, 2011
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    Very realistic look at urban New Orleans. Chris Tusa depicts his characters with such realism that they could live anywhere in the US. Having lived in Louisiana for several years, Tusa's writing brought back vivid memories of traveling to New Orleans. This book is not for children or young adults. It brings to light the turmoils a teenager has to deal to with in her family and friends. A must read for everyone to remind them how fortunate they are in life.
  • Willowtree on Sep. 17, 2011
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    Just a good old fashioned murder mystery by Mike Bove. Bruce Delreno is a retired postman and avid golfer. Just another retiree in the desert of Arizona who happens upon a murder and becomes more involved than the local detectives. Bove provides a good read without all of the hype. If you are looking for action, then look somewhere else as Delreno and his buddies are retired and working on their own time. Good book to kick back with on the weekend.
  • Willowtree on Sep. 17, 2011
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    Just a good old fashioned murder mystery by Mike Bove. Bruce Delreno is a retired postman and avid golfer. Just another retiree in the desert of Arizona who happens upon a murder and becomes more involved than the local detectives. Bove provides a good read without all of the hype. If you are looking for action, then look somewhere else as Delreno and his buddies are retired and working on their own time. Good book to kick back with on the weekend.
  • The Old One on Oct. 12, 2011
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    The Old One holds a town captive as well as the readers of this book by Todd Brabander. Let your imagine picture what is keeping this town and passers-by captive and continue staying in this small northwestern town. The locals know who The Old One is and why they stay away, but do the passers-by? As one man who is passing through town learns the secret of The Old One, the reader will live the horror along with the town.