Books We Are Reading
Van Dyne's Zuvembies
Lost Side of an Orphan's Moon
Van Dyne's Zuvembies
Several story lines had me guessing for quite some time as they were entangled from start to finish. There are many characters but there is no difficulty telling them apart. I have to say, it took a moment to get used to the idea of zuvembies. Love the concept and the truly modern technology.
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Cindy Davis
Love's Enigma
Lost Side of an Orphan's Moon
Van Dyne's Zuvembies
LOVE'S ENIGMA by Charles Breakfield and Rox Burkey. It's a short story, which is nice; if you have a short attention span, you can cruise right along. The plot is nicely developed, the characters are interesting and full-bodied, like fine wine. Do yourself a favor and get a copy. At 99 cents, it's an awesome bit of enjoyment in a rush rush world.https://www.amazon.com/Loves-Enigma-Charles-Breakfield-ebook/dp/B08BKR6789/
Lost Side of an Orphan's Moon
Lost Side of an Orphan's Moon
Lost Side of an Orphan's Moon
A beautiful dancing girl comes to the booming oil town of Ashland, Texas; people notice. When she is found dead in a ditch, nobody notices. Or so they say.
It’s a small oil town, expertly portrayed by the author. Characters are so well developed even the minor ones linger in your mind long after the book is closed—from the older than-his-age young boy looking for his father, to the circumspect newspaper publisher in search of both a story and her oft-missing lover, to the transient preacher who claims all he wants to do is save souls.
Ashland is a small town like, but unlike, any you’ve known. Everyone is aware of everyone’s business. In spite of that, somehow secrets are kept. All but one…
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/3447321081