"This woman is spooky," he said. Eve looked up from her phone as they came across the woman somewhat wobbling in her step at the s

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She shook her shoulders and the rest of her body down to her feet, which quivered with her hard landing. She nodded to herself in determinat

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He didn’t want to go out on such a night, but the bills must be paid. There would be too much he would have to admit, too much to reveal...

The Noise. The noise. There was so much noise! Her breath plumed before her, but never once did the iciness of the air seem to touch her. It

A reviews of the 2016 memoir of Robyn Travis who grew up amidst the London postal war.

“Of course, Madam President,” Chaplin replied, hesitantly. “I will wait.” He handed the receiver back to the secretary who took it away, lea

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An introduction as to what can be expected from the travel portion of the blog.