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Shaunta Grimes
Shaunta Grimes has worked as a substitute teacher, a newspaper reporter, a drug court counselor, and a vintage clothing seller. No matter which direction she strays, however, she always comes back to storytelling. She lives in Reno with her family, where she writes, teaches, and perpetually... show more
Shaunta Grimes has worked as a substitute teacher, a newspaper reporter, a drug court counselor, and a vintage clothing seller. No matter which direction she strays, however, she always comes back to storytelling. She lives in Reno with her family, where she writes, teaches, and perpetually studies at the University of Nevada.
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Housewife Blues and Chihuahua Stories
The dynamics in this book were better than the previous story and I applaud the effortless engaging character of Clover for her strength and courage while bemoaning the fact she may have finally ended up in a situation there is no escape from.
Housewife Blues and Chihuahua Stories
Familiar flavor of other tales in the genre with a few notable differences here and there. Reading second book soon.
Angela @ Touch the Night
Angela @ Touch the Night rated it 11 years ago
Somehow when I was reading the blurb for this book before I requested it, I totally missed that there was time travel in it. That wouldn't have affected my request, but it would have likely made me understand a bit better more quickly. Time travel is a difficult concept to include in nearly any medi...
You create your own demons.
You create your own demons. rated it 11 years ago
Viral Nation is a dystopian novel set in a fictive world, where the whole country of America has been swept down with a virus, crippling and killing almost every single person, so everyone has to take doses and doses of suppressants to keep themselves alive, where time traveling to two years isn't i...
TeaPartyPrincess
TeaPartyPrincess rated it 11 years ago
This wasn't really my cup of tea.I didn't click with the writing style, it didn't engage me. So from the start I didn't enjoy it. That said, when the end came I tried again and again to turn the page. It felt like it finished too soon and I wanted to read on as I'd started to like it and even enjoy ...
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