TheBookMaven

Bibliophile & ARC Reviewer; Writer; Desiger; Happy Wife; Puppy Mom; Travel Explorer; Ancient History, Archeology and Art Enthusiast.

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I just reviewed The Mad Women's Ball by Victoria Mas. #TheMadWomensBall #NetGalley https://t.co/mdqpqf7LVr

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@Dr_TheHistories This gorgeous 4,000-year-old necklace is exquisite, and looks as if it was made yesterday. As for me, I’m all for positive thinking, and so was the Princess. Her Ka lives forever!

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@nytimesbooks @insightbpr “Oui,tres bien, mon frère! I definitely enjoy both spy and archaeological novels, so this story arc has me intrigued already. The character’s name shocked me at first glance. I misread it as Charles Manson--egads! That would be a time travel horror thriller for sure.

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@LRB @insightbpr Just another fashionable afternoon at the polo matches...

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@met_egyptianart Who knew square knots were a thing 3,000 years ago?

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@elephantjournal @KatarinaArias You go beautiful lady!

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@tajjaisen Congratulations 🎆 🎉

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Give me a thumbs-up, and ReTweet, if you agree that Anne Rice will always be remembered because her novels are brilliant "mystery, thriller, suspense, horror" genre Classics to be savored, read and re-read!

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@SteaphanGrannd Aye, We are Conns from Georgia in the USA, and proudly acknowledge Conn of the Hundred Battles as our Clan Chief of old.

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#GwendysFinalTask #GalleryBooks #NetGalley

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My sincere appreciation goes to NetGalley; Authors Stephen King and Richard Chizmar; and Publisher Gallery Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, Inc.; for this Advance Reader’s Copy for Review.

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@parisreview That’s because Hemingway was a soul adrift—afraid to show his true identity to the world—therefore a caricature in writing and life—soulless, sad and insipid.