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Gwyn Hyman Rubio
Gwyn grew up in south Georgia, in the small town of Cordele. Her father was Mac Hyman who wrote the bestseller No Time for Sergeants. The novel was turned into a play and a film, starring Andy Griffith. Her first novel Icy Sparks was NYT bestseller and a NYT Notable Book of 1998. Her latest... show more

Gwyn grew up in south Georgia, in the small town of Cordele. Her father was Mac Hyman who wrote the bestseller No Time for Sergeants. The novel was turned into a play and a film, starring Andy Griffith. Her first novel Icy Sparks was NYT bestseller and a NYT Notable Book of 1998. Her latest novel, Love & ordinary Creatures, will be published in October 2014 by Ashland Creek Press. Please learn more about upcoming events at www.gwynhymanrubio.com
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Gwyn Hyman Rubio's Books
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Just a book blog rated it 13 years ago
text Icy Sparks (Oprah's Book Club)
Icy Sparks has Tourette's. No one knew what was wrong with her and she was an outcast because of it.It had potential, but it never took me over the edge. It was boring, especially the ending.
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Sassapphras rated it 14 years ago
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This book had a lot of potential. Then out of nowhere, towards the end of the book, I was bombarded with Christian propaganda /gag/. This book could have definitely been something, but instead, I just felt sickened.
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