Category: Fun Stuff
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FINALLY: My new book – REAL MONEY
Real Money is available on pre-SALE now! Get it here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QNCX4K1?ref_=pe_3052080_276849420 Real Estate Agent Chloe Roberts’ fiancé disappears without a trace. Returning to Sweetwater, Kentucky to establish a new life in her hometown, she is pursued by a married ex-boyfriend, a billionaire tycoon and stalked by a volatile female. Her discovery of a murder victim…
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My Book List
Historical/Western: Gold Lust Conspiracy Award Winning: WON PLACE 2016 Pages From The Heart Contest Romantic Suspense: The Bloodline Series: Parsley, Sage, Rose, Mary & Wine Leah’s Story Blood & Studs Hot Blooded Blood of Champions Bloodlines & Lies Horseshoes & Roses The Bloodline Trail Real Money The Bourbon Trail Single Titles: God Father’s Day Madam…
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What’s coming soon?
Love Is A Dangerous Mystery! Check out my website and sign up for my newsletter for FREE special information and reads. Website: www.lyndareesauthor.com or email me at lyndareesauthor@gmail.com
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“The First Quarter”
“The First Quarter” ~ A Songwriters Dream, by Joe Tallarigo Joe’s 2012 debut book is about history and legends in the country music industry. It has been bought by the Country Music Hall of Fame Bookstore in Nashville Tennessee. However, you can still buy it at Joesbook.webs.com and at the Oak Hills High School Craft show…
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“Road to Thirty”
by local Cincinnati author, Joe Tallarigo – This poetry book is about surviving high school, travels and special events including his dedication to the Boys and Girls Clubs, his obsession with the Cincinnati, Reds, and featuring his experiences with baseball legends. Joe writes about the grieving process, the pain of losing loved ones and the fire…
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Too High For His Nut
Definition: — beyond someone’s grasp, or beyond their station or where they should be grasping. “That rascal wants to be paid like a senator. He is getting too high for his nut.” Definition derived from the grammar-corrected version of the Oakland, CA, Tribune on Jan. 12, 1885.
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Heaven in KY
“Soon after, I returned home to my family, with a determination to bring them as soon as possible to live in Kentucky, which I esteemed a second paradise, at the risk of my life and fortune” Daniel Boone. I took this photo on a fishing trip to Kentucky Lake.