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Reviews: 4.1 Stars out of 5 from 23 reviews and 103 Facebook Likes

Secrets is a Well Kept Secret Needing to be Discovered
This book is not a genre mystery (though there is a mystery in it). It is not a romance (though there is plenty of romance). It is not a psychological thriller (though the psychology is as twisted and creepy as any you might read about in your most lurid of true-crime exploitations). What you have here is an honest-to-God literary work that deals with the secrets of people that could very well be your next door neighbors. Secrets masqueraded beneath the thin skin of normality, that take us all by surprise when they erupt in sudden and dispicable violence. And it is pulled together by a newly published author who is only going to get better. The prose is sometimes lyrical, but the dialogue is as rough and real as the every day America. You never have the feeling she is putting words in her characters’ mouths.

The author is not dealing with mythical monsters, but the real ones that feed off that dark stream of malignance that runs through the heart of every idyllic American town. Living in the shadow of evil affects us all. And she tells us through the lives of her people that even the best of us are scarred. Even those who fight evil are touched by it and can never be the same.

The true mark of a good book is that reading it makes you want to read more. I was about fifty pages into this better than three hundred page book and I was already wanting the next one.

Secrets in the Shadows
Sometimes we get so wrapped up in reading stories about sexy supernatural beings, fairytale endings and demonic monsters, that we push aside the reality that you don’t have to have supernatural abilities to be a real life monster. The monsters I am referring are like those found in the book one of the Leroy’s Sins series, Secrets in the Shadows by T. L. Haddix. These monsters can be your best friend, your next door neighbor, the guy who always smiles and says hello as you pass each other on the street, or even your closest family member. Living a seemingly normal life by day but lurking in the shadows at night, they leave a trail of emotional destruction where ever they go. In Secrets in the Shadows, such is true for cousins Margie and Lauren, as we follow their shared story and learn why sometimes people have to do the unthinkable just to be able to survive. T. L. Haddix covers some real life issues such as rape and abuse and how hard emotionally it is to overcome such terrible struggles, especially when there are unanswered questions preventing the healing process. The first couple of chapters are a little slow moving, but it quickly found its pace and moves along and keeps the reader intrigued and wanting to know what happens next! One thing that I particularly liked, was that T. L. Haddix doesn’t sugarcoat these issues and have the stereotypical fairytale ending, where everyone goes skipping off happily into the sunset. The reader feels the raw emotions and struggles that they character is facing and not everyone is lucky enough to make it out alive. I can’t wait to see what happens in book two of the Leroy’s Sins series, Under the Moon’s Shadows.

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Reviews: 4.9 out of 5 Stars with 7 reviews and 642 Facebook Likes

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Looking for that perfect soup have warming your hands as you sit inside and curl up with a book for the evening? Well look no further, we have a book with Simple Soup Recipes. This books will give you just evough options to keep you engaged but not to many to leave you confused.

Rating: 4.1 out of 5 stars!

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Easy and Simple
Soups are my favorite and I hate complicated recipes. This is simple and fast. Great introduction to making soups fast and easy.

Collection of hearty and easy to prepare recipes
Good recipes for a chilly autumn day. I can’t wait to try the tortilla soup recipe and white chicken chili.

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Jobs Jobs and more Jobs. Everyone is looking right now for some guidance in finding work. This book is just the ticket.

The Job Search Formula is a guide that will will show you how you find a job without using up your precious time looking for open positions each day.  This is a new approach and to Job market and if you are in the process of looking for a Job this book could really help you.

Reviews: 5.0 out 5.0 Stars!! on 12 reviews.

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Really Sweet Guide

I decided that I should take a chance on this book and boy am I glad I did. This book teaches an invaluable method for find the right job for you. This is an effective method that extremely fast and easy so you that you time searching becomes way, way more productive. The book is very clear and easy to understand and put into practice and with it you will find better and more job opportunities and more prepared and confident in interviews. If you are currently hunting for a new job you have got to check this guide out.

Fantastic!

Having been in the recruiting and hiring business for almost six years now, I find the authors approach to be right on target. We receive calls daily from individuals seeking advice on how to find their next opportunity and as the author points out, it is a planned process that involves some very basic but demanding requirements that simply will not fail if truly implemented. In these ever changing times this book provides advice for individuals who are seeking a job now but who also should be practicing many of these techniques all the time so that they can be in control of their careers and not controlled by them! Absolutely a must have for every job hunter.

Detailed, practical, clever, and useful guide on how to get a job you want

You could be a brilliant mind or an expert in your field, but unless you know how to showcase your abilities and know what the employers are looking for, you might never get that job you are applying for. That’s what this book is all about. It answers the question – Why people get hired.

The book opens with a short lesson in the history of economics, but don’t worry – there’s a reason for that. I think the author wanted to show us how we should see our – the employees’ – value on the job market.

The author systematically walks the reader through the thought process of looking at ourselves and realizing what we have to offer; looking at the job market and realizing what it requires; and showing how to match the two.
The employer’s point of view and considerations while choosing among the job applicants is one of the more interesting points of this book, in my opinion. An average person has no clue what goes into that sort of thought process and yet it’s one of the main components that goes into hiring an applicant.

Yet the strongest point of this book is to help us realize our own value. This is not just “You are the Best so Go Get It” sort of thing. There are practical pointers and advise on how to make sure your potential employer would realize your value as well.

The book also covers all the basic points of job hunting in much detail – how to construct your resume so it will get on the top of the list of the applications, how to look and apply for the job effectively, how to prepare for an interview, what to do on the day of the interview, how to negotiate the details of your employment, etc.

All in all, this is a detailed, practical, clever, and useful guide on how to get a job you want. If you are looking for a job, this book can be a good investment for you.