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[selfpublishingreview]

Vibrantly written and irresistibly funny, this book is a must-read for those who love adventurous travel writing, spiritual memoirs, and love stories. Ava is such a sympathetic character, and each situation is alternatingly funny and fascinating, that one is compelled to take the journey along with her. Both hilarious and heartfelt, The Utterly Sublime Adventures of Ava Roberts is a perfect mix of travel diary and comic fiction, resulting in a novel that can inspire the reader to take their own personal journey.

Review: The Utterly Sublime Adventures of Ava Roberts by Lisa Frederickson ★★★★★

[chendersonfic]

Cole Gordon is living his dream life at 25. He has the perfect man by his side, and together they're moving into a stunning New York City penthouse. Everything is perfect...until it isn't. First it's the silent anonymous phone calls. Then someone starts following him. Who is the woman lurking in the shadows, and what does she want? Finding out the answer might cost him his life.

[chendersonfic]

After the death of his mother, professional dancer and choreographer Louis loses his job and falls into a deep depression. When his partner, Hunter, proposes a change in scenery to help Louis heal from the loss, he reluctantly agrees to move to Hartford, Connecticut.

But soon after the move a serial killer dubbed “The Hartford Menace” starts targeting men throughout the city. Numb from his grief, Louis doesn’t pay the news too much attention. That is, until his sister Francesca points out a terrifying fact: all the victims bear an uncanny resemblance to him.

“I’m looking at you. But you don’t see me. That’s okay. By the time you really notice me watching you, it will be too late.”

[selfpublishingreview]

An impressive, and utterly captivating read, and expect the unflinching approach to take the wind out of you emotionally as you read, at least once or twice – yet in a good way, as a kind of catharsis. Simple Simon is an awe-inspiring novel that deserves every bit as much praise as its previous installment, and more. Profound and moving.

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