My Heart Is a Living Tomb!
From the May 1925 issue of True Romance Magazine:
War had robbed her of her lover--another war gave him back to her. But now she was the wife of another. Her lover had been faithful all those years. Should she now go back to her first love? Their passions are ignited, and Alice carries an incredible love inside--even if no one else has a clue. In this classic love story of missed opportunities, who will Alice choose--her first true love or her husband?
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Book Clubs Often Give Short Stories Short Shrift
Short-story writers liken the process to appreciating an art gallery or rock album collection, meaning pieces appeal individually yet the collection is more than just the sum of its parts. Unique style and story-telling combine with recurring themes or characters to heighten the overall impact on readers.
For book clubs who want to add a story collection to their roster, here's a general plan of attack from one author.
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Nothing gets more compliments than a witty magnet. Now you can line your fridge with the sass and attitude a TruLOVE stories magnet will bring. Classic magazine cover images grace the front of these magnets, along with a memorable statement from today's modern woman.
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Last of the Code Talkers
This week marks the 70th Anniversary of D-Day. The tide of the war was changed by the unbreakable Navajo codes that the Americans used during the war. These "Code Talkers" were a select group of 29 Navajos who were recruited and Chester Nez, who passed this week, was the last of the group.
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Live for something, rather than die for nothing. --George Patton
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