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Product Reviews: Ecigarette reviewed
About a year ago I went moved to Florida, I started sneaking cigarettes again. For years before in Rhode Island had banned smoking indoors at bars so after quitting smoking there was a lack of temptation. But here in Florida it seemed like I couldn’t escape smoking. Avoiding bars seemed like a reasonable middle ground but I didn’t know anyone locally so that was out of the question (and every once and a while I enjoy a libation). So instead of asking strangers for cigarettes when I had a ... continue reading...
Mobile phone accessories
Gifts and Accessories for Your Phone The mobile phone accessories market has boomed in recent years to coincide with improvements in the technology. The rise of smartphones has seen phones become multi-functional and not just for communication. ThumbsUp are specialist gift and gadget wholesalers and have a wide range of accessories for smartphones that would make the perfect gift for someone who makes the most of their smartphone such as the following. Phone Case The phone case is not a new ... continue reading...
Book Reviews: Hit Me
Hit Me Author:Lawrence Block Pounce upon prose stalks the reader, delivers a lion’s roar as Lawrence Block presents the possible last sequence in the Paul Keller series. There is no one better than Lawrence Block in my opinion: he is an expert constructionist with characters that never fit the crime “niche.” Keller is no exception; he has quit his old job with Dot as a call upon hit man and is now married with a new daughter. Of course, he is still an expert philatelist, and is comfortable ... continue reading...
Book Reviews: The Abundance
The Abundance Amit Majmudar Silence and misunderstanding fill the spaces between an Indian mother and her grown American children, Ronak and Mala. When the mother, never named within the novel, finds out that she is dying of cancer, her husband, Abhi wants to tell the children who are coming to visit for Christmas. The mother says no; let them stay normal for a while. Mala has a husband, an arranged marriage, and children. Ronak is too selfish to think of anyone but himself. A ... continue reading...
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