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#BookReview- Short Stories Worth #Reading by D. L. Finn and Sally Cronin @dlfinnauthor @sgc58


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When you’re in need of an enjoyable escape the authors I’m highlighting today know how to deliver.

D. L. Finn writes fantasy realism with a flair for the supernatural.

D.L. Finn

D.L. Finn is an independent California local who encourages everyone to embrace their inner child. She was born and raised in the foggy Bay Area, but in 1990 relocated with her husband, kids, dogs, and cats to the Sierra foothills in Nevada City, CA. She immersed herself in reading all types of books, but especially loved romance, horror, and fantasy. She always treasured creating her own reality on paper. Finally, being surrounded by towering pines, oaks, and cedars, her creativity was nurtured until it bloomed. Her creations vary from children’s books, young adult fantasy, and adult paranormal romance to an autobiography with poetry. She continues on her adventures with an open invitation for her readers to join her.

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Can you believe everything you read? Steve must answer that question when he finds a strange blog while searching for his friend’s address. 

When Steve stumbles across his missing friend’s wacky blog, it reads like a conspiracy theory, but the overriding question is whether it’s fact or fiction?

Steve’s determination to discover the truth leads him down a dangerous path that will change his life forever.

D. L. Finn takes our fascination with Bigfoot in a new and fascinating direction you’ll have to read to believe!

Sally Cronin writes whimsical, witty, wonderful tales of everyday lives with twist.

Sally Cronin is the author of fifteen books including her memoir Size Matters: Especially when you weigh 330lb first published in 2001. This has been followed by another fourteen books both fiction and non-fiction including multi-genre collections of short stories and poetry.

After leading a nomadic existence exploring the world, she now lives with her husband on the coast of Southern Ireland enjoying the seasonal fluctuations in the temperature of the rain.

Ghosts, romance, friendship of all kinds and revenge form the basis of this collection of short stories.

From the first line, I was hooked on this anthology of page-turning short stories.

On my forty-third birthday, I murdered a woman. She made me do it.

Flights of Fancy- Sally Cronin

Entertaining accounts of love, betrayal, self-worth, and even talking animals take us on a journey of enlightenment. Each tale is geared toward making the most of your life- after all, you only get one.

Sally Cronin writes with a witty humor that reads well and brings three-dimensional characters to each story. Many of the stories are relatable and give us something to consider in ways we, too, can make changes for our health and welfare.

A must-read!

Are you a fan of short stories?

89 Replies to “#BookReview- Short Stories Worth #Reading by D. L. Finn and Sally Cronin @dlfinnauthor @sgc58”

  6. Wonderful reviews, Jacquie. Like you, I loved both of these books. Congratulations Denise and Sally. Big hugs to all of you. 🤗

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  10. Thank you, Jacquie 🙂 It was a wonderful surprise to find your review here for Bigfoot. I had a lot of fun with this one and happy you enjoyed it!. I have Flights of Fancy on my TBR list and have to get to it soon! Hugs xo

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  17. I’m interested in both of these. Sally’s book is not one she has highlighted on her blog much since I’ve been following. I didn’t know it was one of her older books. Less than an hour to the east of us is the tiny community of Willow Creek. They embrace everything about the legend of Bigfoot. In fact, they have an annual event called Bigfoot Days. https://willowcreekchamber.com/bigfoot-daze/ That’s one of the reasons I find Denise’s book intriguing. I’m going to pick both of them up, Jacquie.

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    1. I hope you enjoy it, Pete 🙂 I always wanted to go the Big Foot festival, but its 5 hours from us. Thanks for the information.

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  20. Jacquie, thank you for sharing these fabulous books and your wonderful reviews! I haven’t read this one by Sally but have read some of her other books and love them – you capture her writing and spirit of her work perfectly! Congratulations to both Denise and Sally!

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