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B.B.’s 2024 Year in Books
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B.B. Clifford
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January 2024
Behold, the Goodreads reviews
Behold, the Goodreads reviews... and what a vision!
Thank you to my readers. Let's get Malevolent Fairy out there, so everyone can share this thrilling journey.
BB Clifford
Thank you to my readers. Let's get Malevolent Fairy out there, so everyone can share this thrilling journey.
BB Clifford
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Malevolent Fairy: The Tale of Ania, A Troubled Soul
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Tangled Knot: The Tale of Eris of Suburbia
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Rainbow Warrior: The Tale of Ares, The Battle-Lustful Son
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Malevolent Fairy:
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Malevolent Fairy: The Tale of Ania, A Troubled Soul
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Malevolent Fairy: The Tale of Ania, A Troubled Soul
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B.B. Clifford
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John’s review
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Malevolent Fairy: The Tale of Ania, A Troubled Soul
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"Book Review: A Truly Captivating Read
From the very first page, this book pulled me in and refused to let go. The writing is rich and vivid, with every sentence crafted beautifully to immerse the reader in its world. The characters are deeply relatabl" Read more of this review » |
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Malevolent Fairy: The Tale of Ania, A Troubled Soul:
"Super interesting and thrilling read. Highly recommend this one!!"
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"Such a thrilling tale of Ania, and her journey as she tries to return home. The journey is long and tortuous, not least the ultimate ending, which is so dramatic."
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“The fortress site sat unattended and unexplored. It was scaring everyone away, and even the wildlife abandoned it. Mother Earth knew of the empty skies where birds used to call, so it longed for the natural rhythms to be restored. But no one looked upon this place and thought of it as anything natural. It was an abhorrence, an eyesore worthy of destruction.”
― Rainbow Warrior: The Tale of Ares, The Battle-Lustful Son
― Rainbow Warrior: The Tale of Ares, The Battle-Lustful Son
“Hellish grief and isolation catch you in a prism where you live and die at the same time and in the same space. Hellish grief and isolation catch you so tightly they leave you haunted and tangled like a knot.”
― Tangled Knot: The Tale of Eris of Suburbia
― Tangled Knot: The Tale of Eris of Suburbia
“They wear hoods so I can’t see their faces, but they still terrify me with their slow, deliberate movements. Usually they just stand before me, swaying in unison, but something has made them restless.”
― Rainbow Warrior: The Tale of Ares, The Battle-Lustful Son
― Rainbow Warrior: The Tale of Ares, The Battle-Lustful Son
“The fortress site sat unattended and unexplored. It was scaring everyone away, and even the wildlife abandoned it. Mother Earth knew of the empty skies where birds used to call, so it longed for the natural rhythms to be restored. But no one looked upon this place and thought of it as anything natural. It was an abhorrence, an eyesore worthy of destruction.”
― Rainbow Warrior: The Tale of Ares, The Battle-Lustful Son
― Rainbow Warrior: The Tale of Ares, The Battle-Lustful Son
“Hellish grief and isolation catch you in a prism where you live and die at the same time and in the same space. Hellish grief and isolation catch you so tightly they leave you haunted and tangled like a knot.”
― Tangled Knot: The Tale of Eris of Suburbia
― Tangled Knot: The Tale of Eris of Suburbia
“They wear hoods so I can’t see their faces, but they still terrify me with their slow, deliberate movements. Usually they just stand before me, swaying in unison, but something has made them restless.”
― Rainbow Warrior: The Tale of Ares, The Battle-Lustful Son
― Rainbow Warrior: The Tale of Ares, The Battle-Lustful Son
“They say the fortress site is rotten, evil even, and it should be avoided. Just look at how unsightly it is, how wildly the tufts of grass have grown as the ivy wraps around the broken window frames and bricks. Even the trees stoop with a bending back. When it looks bad, they say, it is bad, and that badness could be contagious, so keep away. Unruly and dangerous, like an uprising that needs to be quashed.”
― Rainbow Warrior: The Tale of Ares, The Battle-Lustful Son
― Rainbow Warrior: The Tale of Ares, The Battle-Lustful Son
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