Intermission

Posted on August 15, 2014 by

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2013-03-09 14.56.16

Please excuse my absence from the blogosphere for awhile. My second novel is screaming for attention. I encourage you to check out my archive for posts you might have missed. Feel free to check out my website http://www.cindybruchman.com 

If you have time, I invite you to read my first novel.  It’s called The Knife with the Ivory Handle and it’s available on Kindle and Amazon. 
Regardless, I wish you happy movie watching, reading, blogging, and adventures.

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9 Comments on “Intermission”

  3. gosh you teach us how to sing again after we have forgotten…..after seeing that image….I remembered how a voice can be lost in a gasp of fear, then you come along with the intention of love and peace and we breathed again….thank you for helping us getting past the vibration of fear and getting back into a place we had forgotten inner peace….thank you for reminding us about our memory to carry love and peace to all the most stessful…

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  6. Awesome, didn’t realize you were a novelist. Same here, so I definitely understand that call for attention from your work. 😉 Hope all goes well!

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