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conversations.value: Do you know a description for a book titled Beautiful Lies about Drew, Judy, Blume with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Erotica?
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conversations.value: the author grew up reading Judy Blume, and Nancy Drew books. She was raised in the town of North Valley Stream, New York(Long Island)and attended community college for fashion design. At 19 she opened a boutique. She recently published her first paranormal romance novel Blood Ties. When she's not writing, she's hanging with family and friends. She shares a home with her wonderful son's PJ and Drew, and their 200lb Mastiff Hercules. Reading has always been a passion and obsession. You can usually find her typing furiously while shouting obscenities over her latest work. She also enjoys a good laugh, being snarky, espresso, and above all steamy swooning angst filled novels. She's pathologically obsessed with True Blood(Eric ;), Games of Thrones, Borgias, Vampire Diaries and Originals. You can also find her chatting it up with readers on Facebook.
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conversations.value: the author grew up reading Judy Blume, and Nancy Drew books. She was raised in the town of North Valley Stream, New York(Long Island)and attended community college for fashion design. At 19 she opened a boutique. She recently published her first paranormal romance novel Blood Ties. When she's not writing, she's hanging with family and friends. She shares a home with her wonderful son's PJ and Drew, and their 200lb Mastiff Hercules. She currently lives in Massapequa, New York. Reading has always been a passion and obsession. You can usually find her typing furiously while shouting obscenities over her latest work. She also enjoys a good laugh, being snarky, espresso, and above all steamy swooning angst filled novels. She's pathologically obsessed with True Blood(Eric ;), Games of Thrones, Borgias, Vampire Diaries and Originals. You can also find her chatting it up with readers on Facebook.
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conversations.value: Do you know a description for a book titled Beautiful Lies about I>The, Maribel, Times with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction?
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conversations.value: <DIV>"the author's fiction manages to maintain historical accuracy even as it indulges in great storytelling and lush prose.... Her central character, Maribel Campbell Lowe, is the beautiful, chain-smoking wife of a radical Scottish M.P.... She develops the story gently, with revelations about Maribel's past folded carefully into scenes from the present, yielding a complex tapestry of tales. A captivating fable of truth and memory." -- Andrea Wulf, <I>The New&#160;York Times Book Review</I></P>&#160;</P>"<I>Beautiful Lies</I> presents us with a couple who would surely be counted among our Beautiful People today.....The whole novel is carefully constructed and full of wonderful details about the period. You can see that the Victorian Age is a mirror image of our own. And Edward and Maribel are touching, funny, brave, and sweet."&#160;-- Carolyn See, <I>The Washington&#160;Post</I></P>&#160;</P>"The charm of <I>Beautiful&#160;Lies</I> is that the author breaks the usual Victorian moral code, exploring both the colorful world outside the drawing room and the depths of her characters' minds. A stirring and seductive novel."&#160; - <I>The Economist</I></P><I></I>&#160;</P>"the author plays with the ideas of identity and image, while incorporating the Bloody Sunday riots, Buffalo Bill Cody's Will West Show, and the growing interest in Spiritualism....<I>Beautiful Lies</I> takes its time to develop, but its&#160;portrait of a woman determined to decide for herself who she is and a society less stable and comfortable than it imagines is a rich one well worth studying."&#160;-- <I>The Christian Science Monitor</I></P>Praise for the author:</P>"One of those writers who can see into the past and help us feel its texture." &#8211;Hilary Mantel, Booker Prize-winning author of <I>Wolf Hall&#160;</I></P>"As a storyteller, the author is endowed with verve and intelligence, but her larger gift, dazzlingly in evidence throughout both her fine novels, lies in the originality of her imagination. She gives us a world that feels alive and intense, magnificently raw."&#8212;<I>New York Times Book Review </I></P>"the author&#8217;s commitment to historical color is matched by the dramatic arc of an engrossing story."&#160; --<I>Washington Post</I></P>"the author writes with the eyes of a historian and the soul of a novelist." - Amanda Foreman</DIV>
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conversations.value: <DIV>"the author's fiction manages to maintain historical accuracy even as it indulges in great storytelling and lush prose.... Her central character, Maribel Campbell Lowe, is the beautiful, chain-smoking wife of a radical Scottish M.P.... She develops the story gently, with revelations about Maribel's past folded carefully into scenes from the present, yielding a complex tapestry of tales. A captivating fable of truth and memory." -- Andrea Wulf, <I>The New&#160;York Times Book Review</I></P>&#160;</P>"<I>Beautiful Lies</I> presents us with a couple who would surely be counted among our Beautiful People today.....The whole novel is carefully constructed and full of wonderful details about the period. You can see that the Victorian Age is a mirror image of our own. And Edward and Maribel are touching, funny, brave, and sweet."&#160;-- Carolyn See, <I>The Washington&#160;Post</I></P>&#160;</P>"The charm of <I>Beautiful&#160;Lies</I> is that the author breaks the usual Victorian moral code, exploring both the colorful world outside the drawing room and the depths of her characters' minds. A stirring and seductive novel."&#160; - <I>The Economist</I></P><I></I>&#160;</P>"the author plays with the ideas of identity and image, while incorporating the Bloody Sunday riots, Buffalo Bill Cody's Will West Show, and the growing interest in Spiritualism....<I>Beautiful Lies</I> takes its time to develop, but its&#160;portrait of a woman determined to decide for herself who she is and a society less stable and comfortable than it imagines is a rich one well worth studying."&#160;-- <I>The Christian Science Monitor</I></P>Praise for the author:</P>"One of those writers who can see into the past and help us feel its texture." &#8211;Hilary Mantel, Booker Prize-winning author of <I>Wolf Hall&#160;</I></P>"As a storyteller, the author is endowed with verve and intelligence, but her larger gift, dazzlingly in evidence throughout both her fine novels, lies in the originality of her imagination. She gives us a world that feels alive and intense, magnificently raw."&#8212;<I>New York Times Book Review </I></P>"the author&#8217;s commitment to historical color is matched by the dramatic arc of an engrossing story."&#160; --<I>Washington Post</I></P>"the author writes with the eyes of a historian and the soul of a novelist.
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conversations.value: Do you know a description for a book titled Beautiful Lies about Chicago, Florida, Illinois with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Women's Fiction? End with the sentence ' Beautiful Lies is her first book.'.
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conversations.value: the author grew up in the suburbs of Chicago. Her first book was written at the age of 9 on a flight to Florida that centered around her hopes that the DC-10 she was traveling on wouldnt nosedive to the ground in a ball of flames. And yes, it was even illustrated. She continues to reside in Illinois with her family and still loves flying about as much as she did back then. Beautiful Lies is her first book.