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Book Review: Flat Line by Dana Barney

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So I finally finished a book that was not long at all, it's just been a little hectic. I also have some new, I'm moving back to my hometown! But I'll share more of that on another post. Anyways, when I visit my hometown in November, I went to a local bookstore called: The Twig Book Shop . It's a cute little bookstore, and while I was there, I got to meet Dana Barney . He was promoting his two books, one of them being, Flat Line , which is what I'm about to review right now! (SPOILER ALERT!) A Little Bit of Background Dana Barney is an Austin based author. He received his B.A. in writing from Bennington College in Vermont. Flat Line is his first book, which he wrote in 2015. The sequel to this book, Half Life , just came out this past year in 2017.  Now Flat Line is about an investigative journalist, Peter Richards, whose life starts to go downhill after he gets fired from his job.  What Was Enjoyable I liked the whole ride of the book. The book f

Rainy Thoughts: Having Multiple Jobs Does Not Make You Crazy!

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I didn't even realize I forgot to do a Rainy Thoughts in January! I've been crazy busy and that may be because I hold down multiple jobs and I'm planning my wedding and I might be moving soon and I'm  editing my book and I try to maintain my blog and do some marketing for it and give my fiance and cat some attention they need. Yep, my life is pretty crazy, but it's never boring. An Array of Mastery It was never my intention to be doing multiple things at once. Usually, people don't think about having multiple jobs in their future. They think of one and stick to that. I started out normal, with one job. Then I got an opportunity here and another there and another and every position is different and I wanted to do all three. So that's just what I'm doing. At the end of the day, I would enjoy having one job, but multiple jobs give me multiple things to do.  Doing multiple jobs means you are strengthening your skills in knowledge in an array