Official Review: Just Another Day by E. Alan Fleischauer
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I may not be one for goriness and profanity but you do make me want to get my hands on the book
Wonderful Review.
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If you like short stories, this book is definitely for you. I hope you read and enjoy. Thanks!JM Reviews wrote: ↑27 May 2020, 02:39 I like short stories. This sounds like a great book to read. Thanks for the review.
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Not all the stories were my favorite, but there is a little something for everyone. Thanks for your comment.Caffrey_19 wrote: ↑28 May 2020, 02:24 This narrative seems intriguing, so much so that I might have to grace the pages for confirmation. The writer sounds like a passionate descriptive storyteller. Nice work.
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It doesn't sound like this book is the one for you. There were stories that were quite poignant, though. Thanks for stopping by!
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Not all of the stories are particularly gory. There are some that are definitely worth reading anyway. The title story for example. Thanks for commenting!Dee_Robert wrote: ↑28 May 2020, 10:08 Amazing, Short stories are a great way to get a quick fix on a busy day, but the COVID story does seem too soon.
I may not be one for goriness and profanity but you do make me want to get my hands on the book
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Interesting. I have heard of many Catholic practices, but I haven't heard of that one before. Thanks so much for the information!kdstrack wrote: ↑28 May 2020, 10:22 I like the variety of plots the different stories present for readers. The idea of your loved one coming back from the dead is a popular Catholic belief. They believe that on All Saints Day, your loved one returns. They even prepare a "table" with their loved one's favorite foods. People get off from work so they can spend that time with their loved one. I have seen this practice in some South American countries, but don't know how strong this belief is in other parts of the world. Thanks for this intriguing recommendation!
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If you do find time to read it, I hope that you enjoy. There were several great stories in here. Thanks!
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Oh yes, depending on what you like, there is something you'll enjoy. Thanks so much for commenting. I hope you can enjoy the book.Kenesha L Fowler wrote: ↑30 May 2020, 00:19 I'm in agreement with a lot of the other comments. This book sounds like a must-read, especially as you say it contains "a little something for everyone". It's been a while since I sat down to read a good short story. Maybe I'll do some catching up with this collection. Thanks for a lovely review.
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