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Review of “Stolen Christmas” A novel by Arthur Cola
Romeo and Juliet meet The Bells of St. Mary’s (A review of the novel “Stolen Christmas” by Arthur Cola) By Richard Shields Colaianni “Stolen Christmas” is a story which Hallmark Channel should take to its heart. Taking place in the … Continue reading
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“The Man in Black” by Arthur Cola
The Man in Black: by Arthur Cola The ancient Roman god Pollex along with Castor statue greets visitors on Michelangelo’s Cordonato stairway up which the characters of the novel, The Brooch, ascend. We end this series introducing the central characters of … Continue reading
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