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The Arms of Venus

Terence Winstead

Paperback | Pages: 506 pages

Rating: 5 | 5 Users | 3 Reviews

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Title	:	The Arms of Venus
Author	:	Terence Winstead
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 506 pages
Published	:	September 10th 2018 by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Categories	:	Fiction

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I would give this book 6 stars if I could! I found this story to be captivating, and the eloquence of the author's writing style is simply beautiful. This is a unique story...the author makes you believe the impossible! The characters live and breathe as the mystery unfolds. On the surface this book is about a broken statue, but by the sheer depth of the story it becomes much more profound. This is a book to savor, and, as the author's first novel, we can only look forward to more. - H.E. Nordquist, author of Aries Moon

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Ratings: 5 From 5 Users | 3 Reviews

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Terence Mark Winstead lives in Minnesota. He writes poetry, short stories, novels, and plays.



I would give this book 6 stars if I could! I found this story to be captivating, and the eloquence of the author's writing style is simply beautiful. This is a unique story...the author makes you believe the impossible! The characters live and breathe as the mystery unfolds. On the surface this book is about a broken statue, but by the sheer depth of the story it becomes much more profound. This is a book to savor, and, as the author's first novel, we can only look forward to more. - H.E.

I would give this book 6 stars if I could! I found this story to be captivating, and the eloquence of the author's writing style is simply beautiful. This is a unique story...the author makes you believe the impossible! The characters live and breathe as the mystery unfolds. On the surface this book is about a broken statue, but by the sheer depth of the story it becomes much more profound. This is a book to savor, and, as the author's first novel, we can only look forward to more. - H.E.

Excellent book!!!

I must be some kind of narcissist to review my own novel. I better make this short and sweet......c'est magnifique! -Terence Winstead (author of "The Brazilian")