Writer in Residence (The Last Word) (Volume 2)
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.59 (938 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0692496572 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 236 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-09-05 |
| Language | : | English |
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It may take a while. His first novel, "The Last Word," was published in June 2014. His ultimate goal (besides being a roadie for the E Street Band) is to make reading, writing, and books in general as popular in Texas as high school football. Paul Combs was born in Texas on the same day as Stonewall Jackson and Jack Nicklaus. . Though not as famous (yet) as those two American giants, he can putt better than Stonewall and lead an infantry charge be
Carl A. Carter said Winner. Second book in a series of two now; improbable characters who work in a book store. Not even a setting one would expect for a pair of good books! My wife and I both love Combs writing and imagination!. Elizabeth Farmer said Thoroughly enjoyed it and can’t wait for the third installment!. This author’s satisfying sophomore effort features all the qualities that made its predecessor so entertaining. “Writer in Residence” is filled with same familiar faces and places, the same clever writing and playful dialogue, and the same vivid imagery bringing it all to life. This time around, however, the introduction of the intriguing title character not only livens things up at the cousins’ downtown Fort Worth bookstore, but also allows the reader a fasci. "I guess that's a good thing since I didn't feel like I was missing" according to Delta Stet. So, I didn't realize this was a sequel until after I had finished reading. I guess that's a good thing since I didn't feel like I was missing some information or I wasn't being properly introduced to the characters. And I really liked the episodic nature of the story. Nothing big and dramatic really happens. There are no deaths, no romantic plots. It legitimately feels like a British sitcom, but set in Fort Worth. The biggest reason I gave a I guess that's a good thing since I didn't feel like I was missing Delta Stet So, I didn't realize this was a sequel until after I had finished reading. I guess that's a good thing since I didn't feel like I was missing some information or I wasn't being properly introduced to the characters. And I really liked the episodic nature of the story. Nothing big and dramatic really happens. There are no deaths, no romantic plots. It legitimately feels like a British sitcom, but set in Fort Worth. The biggest reason I gave a 4- instead of 5-star review was because of. - instead of 5-star review was because of
His ultimate goal (besides being a roadie for the E Street Band) is to make reading, writing, and books in general as popular in Texas as high school football. His first novel, "The Last Word," was published in June 2014. About the Author Paul Combs was born in Texas on the same day as Stonewall Jackson and Jack Nicklaus. It may take a while. . Though not as famous (yet) as those two American giants, he can putt better than Stonewall and lead an infantry charge better than Nicklaus
Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the bookstore. Sal Terranova and Camden Templeton have survived their first year as co-owners of The Last Word Bookstorebarely. As Sal, Camden, and the rest of the staff are about to learn, books are one thing, but writers are something else entirely. Just when things are starting to look almost normal, a stranger arrives and gives normal a whole new meaning