_ReadingButterfly_24

Hey guys so obviously I have not been active for a really long time. I am going to start writing again!
          	So if you have any ideas let me know

_ReadingButterfly_24

Just starting a new book and making major changes to 20 days. I encourage you to read the new book as you have loved 20 days i think you will equally love dearest reader! 
          
          I look forward to writing more often and interacting with you guys. I am changing a few scenes in 20 days and taking out smut scenes and extensive gore. Thanks to everyone who has supported me through this journey and i hope to change the book and basically create a new one with a similar plot. This will make the book less confusing and easier to complete. Thanks guys.
          Talk later. 
          Your sincerely, stasia

Bolsterer

Dear Ms. Butterfly,
          
          As a 71 year old man, my recommendations may not be considered viable, but here are three:
          
          'The Passage' by Justin Cronin.  I absolutely love long books and this one certainly meets that criteria. This tale is of an amazing journey of individuals, and of the entire human race, through dark and terrible times.  There are many players is this story, but each will etch themselves on your mind. 
          
          'The Host' by Stephanie Meyer. No, not the vampire crap, but a wonderful tale about how we, as a species, adapt to an alien intruder... and then learn who we truly are as Humans... and how we can teach ourselves to love. 
          
          Ok, here's where you tell me I'm full of poop, my very favorite of all...
          
          The 'Bloody Jack' series by L.A. Meyer (and I most strongly recommend the Audio Book version as read by Katherine Kellgren.)  This series of books has it all!  Everlasting love, danger, horrible circumstances, wonderful circumstances, impossible odds,
          and a personal and emotional history lesson of some of the major events, and individuals who have shaped our world history.  Everything we read for, is found in this series.
          
          For what it's worth... and trust me, it's not much, I've been member of Mensa for over 50 years (and yes, my mind is not as crisp as it once was and that may not be a bad thing as can relax more.)  I've retired twice but still go around the country helping to fix nuclear plants which have problems.
          
          I've had some educational problems which came to light after I read Rachel Carson's "The Sea Around Us" when I was 6 years old. At that time I was growing up in a jungle in Okinawa in 1949. My 4 classmates were trying their best to decipher why Dick ran after Jane while I was trying to understand why we should save the ocean.
          
          Hope you let me know what you think, 
          
          Sincerely, Mike Kiernan
          

_ReadingButterfly_24

Ok thank you I'll have a look
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_ReadingButterfly_24

Currently looking for some books to read, if you want me to read yours or a certain book I'll defiantly check it out. Also don't be frightened to talk to me. I'm not scary, lol. I'm online most of the time so if you ever have a question or just wanna talk, I'm always around. 
          If you have any suggestions for any of the books I'm currently writing, your opinion is much appreciated. Well anyways, bye for now. Love you all dearly