Perfect By P. J. Gudka

I recently published my first novel, Perfect. Perfect is an emotionally gripping psychological domestic thriller that explores the impact of dark family secrets and the generational trauma it leads to. It will have readers questioning how well any of us know those we love and how far we’re willing to go to protect them.

Perfect By P. J. Gudka
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About Lifesfinewhine By P. J. Gudka

Hello and welcome to Lifesfinewhine! My name is Pooja and I’m the creator of Lifesfinewhine. I studied history at Brock University in Ontario, Canada and am now a freelancer. I love writing, reading, music and more! Thank you for stopping by little corner of the Internet!

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    Vernon Saunders Law Quote

    Vernon Saunders Law Quote: What’s Up With Pooj? I’m in a bit of a funk. Writers block is at my throat, fighting the words once more. I wonder when things got so complicated in life. I remember the days when it was simple. The good old days when times were bad. It’s not that I’m…

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  • A Review And The Jim Garraty Chronicles

    A Review And The Jim Garraty Chronicles

    I’m sorry for not blogging as much recently but a lot has been going on in my life. And I’ve been trying to focus on that and just live in the moment. I have missed all of you of course. Today, I wanted to share a review for my debut novel, Perfect. This one comes…

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  • An A-Z Of Just Being By Maria Sarkar Review

    About The Author Teaching and learning have been a focal point of my life and now I can add writing. My background is in literature and languages and I have always loved reading. Plus having lived in Hong Kong, India, France and the UK,I feel home can be anywhere you create a support community of…

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  • Building Mental Health Literacy: Why Structured Support Matters

    Image credit Unsplash We’re talking about mental health more than ever, which is a huge step forward. But talking about it is one thing; truly understanding it is another. This is where mental health literacy comes in. It’s the next crucial step to building communities that don’t just know about mental health struggles but can…

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  • The Bookstore

    The Bookstore

    I want to thank Marsha Ingrao from Always Write for sharing my short story, The Bookstore, on her blog. She has a segment called Story Chat Digest which she told me about when we first connected. It was right after she had read and shared an amazing review of my book. I was really grateful…

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  • Thank You And Congratulations To Michelle Ayon Navajas

    Thank You And Congratulations To Michelle Ayon Navajas

    I want to say thank you and congratulations to Michelle Ayon Navajas. I’m sure many of you on WordPress are familiar with her. She has published an amazing amount of books, has a significant following on WordPress and social media, and is also a bestselling author. It’s all quite impressive. Other than that, she is…

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  • How Buying the Right Truck Accessories Can Reduce On-the-Job Risks

    How much safer could your workday be with the right equipment on your truck? Whether you’re behind the wheel every day or managing a fleet, safety is always a priority. Long hauls, busy job sites, unpredictable weather, and heavy loads all increase the risk of accidents if your truck isn’t properly equipped. According to the…

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  • Happy Birthday To Lifesfinewhine!

    I got this notification last night and realised that it has officially been 11 years since I started Lifesfinewhine. Generally, I try not to be too sappy but I always get a little emotional when I get this yearly notification. Yes, we all like to complain about WordPress every now and then. However, this platform…

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  • A Survivor’s Common Sense Approach to Recovery from Social Anxiety

    A Survivor’s Common Sense Approach to Recovery from Social Anxiety By Dr. Robert F Mullen Today, I wanted to share my review of A Survivor’s Common Sense Approach to Recovery from Social Anxiety by Dr. Robert F. Mullen. He’s someone I look up to and admire. He’s been through so much with his social anxiety…

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  • Building a Social Life That Naturally Leads to New Romantic Connections

    You take a new job, join a weekly class, start showing up at the same gym, and within a month the same faces begin to appear. One of them asks if you want to grab food after. That is how most romance still forms, through repeated low-stakes contact with the same people. A 2024 Pew…

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