Hello, Write Edge readers! Apologies for not posting on Monday. It was a day off for the kids, as many of you probably already know with your own families, which makes it a little harder to dedicate whole swaths of my day to writing/posting. However, I did get to this week’s flash fiction, which I’ve had time to polish and now post for you. Here’s the one-sentence excerpt:
A last memory clicked into place, and when her eyes popped open sweat beaded her brow.
Next, this week’s book review. As promised on Instagram last week, this week I’m giving you my thoughts on A Flicker in the Dark by Stacy Willingham. Here’s the opening to my post:
A woman is forced to relive the memories of a horrific crime from her childhood when similar crimes begin happening again. As she fights to maintain some normalcy, she begins to suspect that the new crime wave is connected to her. Author Stacy Willingham gives readers a solid debut in the mostly compelling but sometimes problematic novel A Flicker in the Dark.
On Friday I’ll share what I’m reviewing for next week (look for it on my posts with #bookreviewpreview) as well as other fun things from my corner of the world. Check out older posts using my handle, @EktaRGarg, or check them out on my Facebook author page.
Don’t forget to take care of each other and then yourselves, readers!
E.R.G.
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Happy late Friday, readers! I waited until now to post my latest Instagram pictures because I wanted to share what we were having for dinner tonight — virtually anyway. 😀 Take a look at that as well as some cool books I now own and other fun stuff from my week. Go to Instagram and find me with my handle, @EktaRGarg, or visit my Facebook author page. You can also see little previews right here!
In the meantime, take care of each other and then yourselves, readers. Have a great long weekend!
E.R.G.
Let your friends know what's going on here this week!
Good morning, Write Edge readers! I’ve posted my latest book review for you. Today I share my thoughts on the brand new book The Last House on the Street by Diane Chamberlain. Here’s the opening to my post:
Two women are connected to a tragedy by a house in a well-to-do neighborhood. As one tries to make sense of what happened, the other wants to forget the entire incident. Author Diane Chamberlain returns with her attention to detail in the compelling yet incomplete novel The Last House on the Street.
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