Stop is started to get some reviews on Goodreads and Amazon. That's a very helpful thing. One of the most reliable ways to gain more exposure and encourage more readers to take a chance on a book is to make sure it has reviews from readers who have enjoyed the book. One review called it "a fascinating read!" Another reviewer wrote that they "have never heard of this concept before." That's pretty cool to hear. I gather from some reviews that this might not have been the usual reading they are...

Yeah, that's right. I have to pack up and move. Yay. Now, I'm not going far. I'm just moving from Quincy, MA to Braintree, MA. The place I've been in for the last two years is under new ownership, and they are bumping up the price more than I'm comfortable absorbing. But I found a spot that's actually a little cheaper than I'm paying right now, even before the bump in price here. It's a little smaller, no dishwasher, but the savings will add up. This has also been a good opportunity to...

TWENTY YEARS AGO, HIS FATHER VANISHED . Now, with the passing of his mother, Jake returns to his childhood home, where he finds his dad’s old films connected to his scientific research. One reel is still wrapped inside the evidence bag. Longing for answers, he threads the film into the old projector and makes a bewildering discovery. To his horror, he watches himself as the adult he is now, attack his own father. Turning to the camera, he holds up a small chalkboard where he has scratched a...