The Monday Blog
November 18, 2020
By Lorhainne Eckhart
$2.99 Boxed Set Sale
For a limited time, WALK THE ROAD: THE COMPLETE COLLECTION is on sale for $2.99! This Amazon #1 category bestseller includes all five books in the hard-boiled crime series: The Choice, Lost and Found, Merkaba (only available in this set), Bounty and Blown Away.
"I loved every single book of this collection...a captivating blend of friendship, love, loss, mystery and drama...one warning, once you start reading you’ll never stop." ★★★★★ Kelly, Kindle Customer
Recent Release
Did you miss my latest release? Book 12 in The O'Connells romantic suspense series is now sold everywhere.
The moment Brady told his family he was engaged, his fiancée was nowhere to be found...
Audiobooks
Click here to see my titles currently available in audiobook!
And did you know... if you already own one of my eBooks on Kindle, you can pick up the audiobook at a reduced price with Whispersync? Whispersync allows you to both read and listen, and you can even switch back and forth between reading on Kindle and listening on Audible without losing your place.
Check the articles below
In George Orwell’s dystopian masterpiece, 1984, the Ministry of Truth looms as a chilling reminder of the danger associated with state-controlled information. The novel’s foreboding portrayal of this institution serves as a dire warning against propaganda and the manipulation of historical records. Orwell’s vision presents a stark reality where truth is twisted, facts are distorted,
Read MoreIt is imperative to recognize the stark contrast between propaganda and gossip, as both possess immense power to negatively impact our lives. Propaganda entails the deliberate spread of information, ideas, or rumors by institutions or governments with a specific agenda. Its primary aim is to manipulate public opinion and advance an ideology, often with harmful
Read More****** Chapter 1 Terrance wondered why no one saw what he did. He took in a scrawny man in a dirty brown hoodie, bent over, rummaging through the trash, pulling out cans and tucking them into a large plastic bag. He was tall and thin, the severe thinness Terrance saw often in those on the
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