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Bibliography
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Lessons from "The Phantom of the Opera"
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The Price of Innocence
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The Phantom of Valletta
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The Phantom of Valletta
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The Price of Deception (The Legacy Series)
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- Legal name: Vicki Hopkins
- Birthdate: January 25, 1950 (age 62)
- Birthplace: Detroit, MI, USA
- Nationality: USA
- Gender: Female
- Official Website: http://vickihopkins.com
- Genres: Historical Fiction, Non-Fiction
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Vicki is a writer who touches her readers by "penning heartfelt emotional journeys." Her stories are dramatic and touching in nature. Her fiction stories are filled with inspiration, underlying themes, and redemption. Vicki's non-fiction works through her book and blogs have been hailed by readers as heartfelt encouragement to the soul.
Her debut fiction novel has elicited a variety of emotions from her readers - everything from laughter, tears, and anger. Already, she is being inundated with requests to hurry up with her sequel to satisfy her readers' curiosity as to the outcome of her beloved characters.
Below is a sampling of comments regarding The Price of Innocence:
"WHAT A GREAT READ! I think this book was a great romance, and a tasteful one with a truly historical flavor. Thanks for letting me edit it!" A. Conley
"I really love your book. I look forward to the sequel. I'm excited to know as to what will happen between Robert and his son. I'm thrilled to know (deleted spoiler!).... I also love the cover image. It really fits the story. Congratulations in advance." A. Aborque, Xlibris Rep.
Reviews on Barnes & Noble:
" December 10, 2009: I could not put this book down. The story draws you into the time period and you feel and see everything just like you are there among the characters. The author has really done her homework on the time period details and it comes across as very credible. If you want something to read for your book club, a rainy day or to give as a gift, this would be an excellent choice. I'm going to read it again! Enjoy!"
"December 17, 2009: This novel has everything...filled with complex characters and has tremendous emotional depth. A wonderful and tender love story, yet the harsh realities and challenges of everyday life are interwoven throughout the novel. I was hooked from page one, and was completely engaged until the very last word. This novel is a must read and will not disappoint. A true masterpiece."
"December 22, 2009: The Price of Innocence is a well written, more-than-worth-it read. The characters are well developed and the story line is amazing. You just can't put it down! I wanted to keep reading the book, never wanting it to end. The setting is very detailed and interesting. I recommend this book to anyone. A cup of coffee, a couch, and a cozy fire on a rainy day is the perfect way to read this novel".
Other Comments:
"I finally finished The Price of Innocence, and it was amazing. I couldn't put it down once, and I have to say that I laughed, and cried, and by the time I had finished the novel I was craving more!"
Her debut fiction novel has elicited a variety of emotions from her readers - everything from laughter, tears, and anger. Already, she is being inundated with requests to hurry up with her sequel to satisfy her readers' curiosity as to the outcome of her beloved characters.
Below is a sampling of comments regarding The Price of Innocence:
"WHAT A GREAT READ! I think this book was a great romance, and a tasteful one with a truly historical flavor. Thanks for letting me edit it!" A. Conley
"I really love your book. I look forward to the sequel. I'm excited to know as to what will happen between Robert and his son. I'm thrilled to know (deleted spoiler!).... I also love the cover image. It really fits the story. Congratulations in advance." A. Aborque, Xlibris Rep.
Reviews on Barnes & Noble:
" December 10, 2009: I could not put this book down. The story draws you into the time period and you feel and see everything just like you are there among the characters. The author has really done her homework on the time period details and it comes across as very credible. If you want something to read for your book club, a rainy day or to give as a gift, this would be an excellent choice. I'm going to read it again! Enjoy!"
"December 17, 2009: This novel has everything...filled with complex characters and has tremendous emotional depth. A wonderful and tender love story, yet the harsh realities and challenges of everyday life are interwoven throughout the novel. I was hooked from page one, and was completely engaged until the very last word. This novel is a must read and will not disappoint. A true masterpiece."
"December 22, 2009: The Price of Innocence is a well written, more-than-worth-it read. The characters are well developed and the story line is amazing. You just can't put it down! I wanted to keep reading the book, never wanting it to end. The setting is very detailed and interesting. I recommend this book to anyone. A cup of coffee, a couch, and a cozy fire on a rainy day is the perfect way to read this novel".
Other Comments:
"I finally finished The Price of Innocence, and it was amazing. I couldn't put it down once, and I have to say that I laughed, and cried, and by the time I had finished the novel I was craving more!"
