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Ruby Falls | Bookreporter.com

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By Gin Phillips
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In 2017, I read Gin Phillips' novel, FIERCE KINGDOM, which was about a woman and her child trying to survive in a zoo during an active shooter situation. I primarily listened to the audiobook while I was training for a long-distance race. Maybe the fact that I was doing my runs in the pre-dawn hours by myself on the edge of town escalated the tension, but it's certain that Phillips' unique premise and suspenseful writing amped up my heart rate even more than it would have been otherwise.
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Gin Phillips on the Joy of Falling Down a Research Rabbit Hole

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By Gin Phillips
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One of the great joys of writing novels is the rabbit hole experience. Over the years, I’ve spent hours learning about the history of pockets in women’s clothing, the 1930s line-up at the Grand Ole Opry, the 1885 cholera outbreak in Spain, and adorable microscopic creatures called water bears. None of these things ever ended up in a novel, but they made for interesting afternoons. Article continues after advertisement Sometimes a rabbit hole really earns its keep, though.
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Ruby Falls Reading Guide & Discussion Questions

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By Gin Phillips
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Book Club Discussion Questions Print PDF For supplemental discussion material see our Beyond the Book article, The History of Ruby Falls and our BookBrowse Review of Ruby Falls. Please be aware that this discussion guide will contain spoilers! These are original discussion questions written by BookBrowse. Have you been to Ruby Falls or another cave before? What was your experience like? Were you afraid, excited, anxious, or some combination of these?
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