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Thank you! What a way to start the day!

I really enjoyed your book =)

Here is my final review: The Speaker for the Trees:

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Thank you, this has been another awesome group. Here's to the next one =)

Thanks, L.N. I agree with every word, except this one: "and".*







*Selected at random by Random Word Selector v 6.3 -
"When you need a word selected at random we can randomly select it for you. We kind of suck at this, but we're getting better. (At selecting, not sucking.)"

Oh yeah! I see where I went wrong. I think I will rectify that =)....oops!

There you go....rectified! =)

My last review for this group is complete. Here are the links for 'Rebellion" by Josephine Boyce

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Thanks Joe and yes, more info on GDO in next book!

ETA on the next book? =)

Ummm, I'd like to say a year but I'm writing something else first! Yikes.

Good things come to those who wait =).

Thanks folks, your reviews have been ticked off.

My review for Toru:

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Here're my reviews for Toru. Thanks for the read, Stephanie!

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Here's my review for Making Monsters:

Amazon:

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Thank you Noah! May I have another. :)

HA! And that's a fine callback. You're welcome, by the way. I really enjoyed it and look forward to your next creation(s).

Sean wrote: "Here're my reviews for Toru. Thanks for the read, Stephanie!

Sean, your review was nothing less than brilliant. Loved the pictures in the Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ version! I'm going to have to read your work--I like your sense of humor. Thanks again for taking the time with my story.

Here are the links to my review of Going Underground:

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Thanks Damien, great review. I am working through the issues as we speak...should be awesome when it's done.

Very welcome. Good luck, and thanks for the read!

You are most welcome, Stephanie. Brilliant is a strong word to describe something I put together, but I accept it, and will henceforth stamp everything I do with your assessment.

I also appreciate your appreciation of my sense of humor. If my wife could describe it in one word, I think she would choose exasperating.

If you're genuinely interested in reading one of my books, contact me via PM. I'd be more than happy to send you a copy--no review required.

My second round review for Josephine.
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From my records, we are all done with round 2 except for Stephanie.

Round three deadline is May 19th

Thanks Emma!

Oy! Stephanie is not lost, but late, and enjoying the book. My apologies--we had a string of powder days and temptation was too strong! Review coming soon.

Stephanie

What's a powder day?

A powder day is what you have when there is heavy fluffy snowfall in the Rockies, highly suitable for powder skiing. It is a common cause of sudden illness in the mountains among employees who need to go recover by skiing on the powdery snow...

Sounds... energetic.

I've now read my fourth and last book for this round, 'Toru: The Wayfarer Returns':

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Amazon USA:

Amazon UK:

Thanks Chrys. Hope to see you in another group soon.

Certainly! I've got a new novel to offer!

Thank you for the review, Chrys.

Here is my review of Damian Knight 's The Pages of Time





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Sorry about being tardy, Damian!

Thanks Stephanie

No worries, Stephanie. Fresh powder is an excellent reason - I'm very jealous. Many thanks for the review!

Hi there,
I'm new to all this. I would like to take part in the review group if possible. My book is called The Black Guard: Quest For The Inviolable Man

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Oh...and its Soft science fiction

This group is full Kas. Keep an eye out for the next 'now forming' thread.

My reviews of L.N. Denison's Going Underground





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Thanks Stephanie, a very interesting review.

My reviews of Joe Turk's Making Monsters





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Hilarious. Thank you Stephanie!

I may be a day or two late on my review for Going Underground as I'm stuck at work...coincidentally a club called Above Ground. I only ask that you don't have any thoughts of breaking my legs and/or throwing me over a bridge. I haven't done it before, but I feel like I really wouldn't enjoy sleeping with the fishes.

Here are the links to my review of Discovery:

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Here's my goodreads review of No Net, a story I want very much to believe I completely misunderstood.

I would say that you misunderstood what I was going for, Sean. But that's okay. No Net is polarizing. I can tell it at least got your brain working. That's good. That's the whole point there; to open up a dialogue about where we're going as a whole. I just have one question. Why doesn't anyone mention APP 10 or 12? I have clearly focused on lives that aren't affected by it. They always get skimmed over, though.

The novel isn't really this nonstop, craze-fest that people have made it out to be. But once again, that's okay. It's merely meant to open your eyes to a deteriorating social landscape that most feel is actually flourishing right now...

Hence the wide-range of characters utilized. I became stereotypical simply because the Internet itself is one grand stereotype. That's another lesson embedded.


I have big plans in store for the series so hopefully, you'll keep reading to see the purposeful and prescient path being paved.

Noah wrote: "I would say that you misunderstood what I was going for. But that's okay."

What a relief.

Glad to be of service.

Thanks to everyone who has composed and written reviews since my last 'thank you'.

My reviews for Sean. Took me right back to Hitch hikers guide to the galaxy. I now have a profound new respect for toasters.

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round three ended on the nineteeth, we are waiting for reviews from Noah and Tony for round three and four have finished entirely.

Lets get those final reviews in and make this a full house group.

I'll have mine up by tomorrow night. Sorry for the delay, Layla. This is where I would put an obligatory excuse, but I don't really have one. I was just caught in a net with other things for a while. I'll be finishing your book soon.

Thanks, Noah.