Book Review: The Lights Will Never Fade by Jackson Paul Baer

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(As per usual, minor spoilers might be floating around down here)

Plot: 18-year old Peyton Hamilton–after a horrible family tragedy–has her entire life turned around when she’s forced to move in with Aunt Charity.

I tend to elaborate on the plots, but let’s just say there’s trauma, there’s horrible pasts, there’s beautiful futures, and the unfolding of a great relationship between (semi-estranged) aunt and niece.

I’ve read one other book by Baer. I liked it, I really did, but there were things about it that made it difficult to get into, stylistic characteristics that (for me), made me take a while to get excited about.

But this time I came prepared. I knew about Baer, I knew about how he writes (which is bloody beautiful by the way), and I dove in head first, knowing what to expect.

Boy was I wrong.

This book was better. Let’s just get that…

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Book Review: The Earth Bleeds Red by Jackson Paul Baer

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Here is my interview with Jackson Baer

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Hello and welcome to my blog, Author Interviews. My name is Fiona Mcvie.

 

Let’s get you introduced to everyone, shall we? Tell us your name. What is your age?

My name is Jackson Baer, and I’m thirty-four.

 Fiona: Where are you from?

I’m from Woodstock, Georgia, and I now live in Cartersville, Georgia. I’m a little less than an hour north of Atlanta and about an hour and fifteen minutes south of Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Fiona: A little about your self (ie,  your education, family life, etc.).

I was born and raised in Georgia, spending the first seventeen years of my life in Woodstock. As an adult, I’ve lived in Oklahoma, California, Connecticut, Oregon, and now in Georgia for the past four years. I graduated from Oregon State University after going back to school when I was twenty-seven.  I’m about to celebrate fifteen years of marriage, and we have…

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Michelle Bellon’s Interview of Jackson Paul Baer

Thank you so much to the talented, Michelle Bellon, for hosting me on her blog. Michelle is an award-winning author and you should really check out one of her books. Click on the photo below to read the interview:

 

Jennifer Moorman’s Interview of Jackson Paul Baer

The talented Jennifer Moorman graciously interviewed me on her blog. Check it out by clicking on the picture below:

 

Charmain Z. Brackett’s Interview of Jackson Paul Baer

Charmain Z. Brackett interviewed me on her blog. She’s the author of several books, including The Key of Elyon, and writes for the Augusta Chronicle. Check it out by clicking on the photo below:

 

William O’Brien’s Interview of Jackson Paul Baer

Author, William O’Brien interviewed me on his blog. Check it out by clicking on the picture below: