Book Review: Greg Johnson: Beyond The Red Mountains

Beyond the Red Mountains (Morgan James Fiction)

Author:  Greg Johnston

                

Title:  Beyond The Red Mountains

Genre:  Fiction, Adventure Stories and Action, Contemporary Fiction, Science Fiction and fantasy, Coming of Age, Fantasy, Epic, Contemporary,

Synopsis: Kelvin and Elizabeth grew up in different places, both taught that they were the only people to survive the Dark Days—but they start to question this when they begin to hear strange tales that suggest otherwise. When fate brings them together it creates more questions than answers…Will Kelvin get enough answers in time to help free his home from the evil man who rules it?  He hopes that following his ancient map to the last resting place of the mysterious fourth Founder of Triopolis will reveal the information he seeks.When an accident forces Elizabeth to flee with Kelvin, they are set on a path that will lead him home.  During their journey, they will discover an ancient race of people who have unbelievable powers over the natural world—and they learn how to fight off the evil that threatens their world.

 Review: Really good book and it was easy to get into and l highly recommended this book to anybody and I was sent this book for review and l would tell people that you should step outside your comfort zone with books because it's good to add more authors and genres to your reading portfolio even if you don't read books like this and it was a real enjoyable storyline. l have fall in love with this book and l am sad l have finished reading it and l would read it again and still have the same view on the story and it was hard to put down once l started reading it and l would love to read more of this storyline and more from this author.l was sad to read that kelvin's best friend and business partner Henry died and his father was murdered and l was glad to read that kelvin's dad did not blame him for his brother death that his mind was being controlled by this evil man the bishop and l was glad to read that Luther helped Elizabeth and kelvin after they helped him. 

  

About the author: Greg Johnson is a graduate of Michigan State University and works in sales. He was inspired to write by watching his young stepson make the transition from a boy to a young adult. As his stepson asked questions, experienced new emotions, and began to develop stronger relationships with friends, Greg thought a story would be a good supplement to the lessons he and his wife were already teaching. The story became Beyond the Red Mountains. Greg lives in Chicago with his wife Jean, stepson Brice and their cat Leo. This author is very nice

Edition: Paperback and Kindle

Star rating:   5 out of 5 stars

Book Review: Vitor Rodrigues: Invasion Of The Earthmen

Invasion of the Earthmen

 

Author:  Vitor Rodrigues

Title:  Invasion of the earthmen

Genre:  fiction, contemporary fiction, metaphysical and visionary, science fiction, contemporary, science fiction and fantasy, romance,

Synopsis: Henry Livingstone is met by intelligence agents and recruited for a humanitarian mission into space exploration, or so he is told. His transpersonal skills have qualified him for the job and he is happy to help... until he meets Gael that is, the Welcoming Coordinator from the Planet Ixnor. Livingstone soon discovers that "space travel" is not the only agenda Star 1 has onboard and along with an arsenal of nuclear warheads the earthmen set about pillaging Ixnor's natural resources. What the earthmen do not know is that the Ixnorians have long since transcended war and crime and that Livingstone, the only one capable of returning Star 1 to earth, is secretly falling in love with Gael. Will Livingstone's loyalty to earth remain intact or will his love for Gael save the planet Ixnor from an imminent Invasion of the Earthmen? Vitor Rodrigues' epic novel "Invasion of the Earthmen" is a science fiction adventure into the areas of space travel, translocation and personal transformation. Every idea, plot, dialogue and character has been written from someone who knows what it means to experience enlightenment and is willing to share his wisdom and his passion for humanity with the reader. About the author: Vitor Rodrigues is a psychologist and psychotherapist and lives in Portugal with his beautiful wife and 9-year-old daughter. Vitor graduated with a PhD in Educational Psychology and has taught Educational and Developmental Psychology at the Universities of Lisbon, Evora and Algarve. He was the President of the European Transpersonal Association (EUROTAS) and is the author of 10 books including, "General Theory of Human Stupidity", "The Heroic Consumer" and others. Confident leading workshops, developing courses and teaching in the fields of hypnosis, regression therapy, meditation, transpersonal psychology and parapsychology, Vitor is well known and appreciated by all who come into contact with him.

Review:  Really good book and it was easy to get into and l highly recommended this book to anybody and I was sent this book for review and l would tell people that you should step outside your comfort zone with books because it's good to add more authors and genres to your reading portfolio even if you don't read books like this and it was a real enjoyable storyline. This book was sent to me for review and l found it hard to put down once l started reading it.

Edition: kindle and paperback

Star rating:   5 out of 5 stars

Book Review: Kitty James: Everybody Talks

Everybody Talks 

Author:  Kitty James

Title:  Everybody Talks

Genre:  Crime, thrillers and mystery, mystery, romance, contemporary, romantic suspense, cozy, crime, romantic, thriller, suspense,

Synopsis: Crestwood’s grapevine, The Beast, tormented Daphne Arden all her life. All she wants is quiet respectability. When Kitty James moves in to watch the Summer Lake serial killer’s crime scene, The Beast roars to life. Add handsome David Mitchell to the mix, and tongues wag! When everybody talks about the past, the serial killer won't like it, and Daphne and Kitty may regret stirring up the past.

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Review:  Really good book and l awesome follow On to dragonfly and l really enjoyed both book And l found it really easy to get into this book and l love this series and l highly recommend it to anybody and l rated this book 5 out of 5 stars and it was a great read and the author is really nice and l want to thank her for letting me read both of her books and even if you are not in to this type of book it's good to read outside your favorite genre and try something new and improved your reading to different types of books and genre and authors and l was sent this book for honest review

Edition: kindle

Star rating:   5 out of 5 stars

Book Review: Nadia Simonenko: Lost

Lost 
 

Author:  Nadia Simonenko

Title:  Lost

Genre:  Literature and Fiction, Genre Fiction, Coming Of Age, Romance, New Adult, Contemporary Romance, Contemporary, Drama, Sociology, Young Adult,

Synopsis:  Maria's life was torn apart when she was fifteen, and for seven years she's kept her terrible secret hidden from the world.  Now, in her final semester of college, she still struggles against paralyzing fear just trying to speak up in class, and the terror and helplessness linger on in her nightmares. Across campus, Owen sees his scars in the mirror every morning while he gets ready for class. They remind him of the broken home he left behind, the father he hates and fears, and the little sister he couldn't protect. Now, in his final semester of college, he's scared that he may have to return to the hell he called home after staying away for almost five years. When Owen becomes a teaching assistant for one of Maria's classes, they find themselves irresistibly drawn to each other. As the two learn each other's secrets and grow closer, they realize that although they may be lost, they're not alone anymore.This new adult contemporary romance is recommended for ages 17+ due to heavy subject matter.

Review: this book was really easy to get in to and l enjoyed the storyline it’s one l am happy to have in my read shelf and l rated this book 5 stars and l loved this storyline and l found it a really enjoyable read and l highly recommend it to anybody and even if it is not in your normal genre it is good to read outside your comfort zone when it comes to books and l was sent this book for review l was hooked after reading the first few pages.

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Edition: kindle and paperback

Star rating:   5 out of 5 stars

Book Review: Lee Olds: The composer

The Composer

Author:   Lee Olds


Title:  The Composer

Genre:  Contemporary fiction, fiction, nonfiction,

Synopsis:  Contemporarily set between San Francisco and Paris in diary-like narration a musically gifted young girl makes her way through the classical tradition to achieve startling success in both performance and competition at an early age. Struggling to grow up among the paradoxes presented by her family and acquaintances she gropes to understand the metaphysical parallels that occur randomly between them and her music. In a tragic but accomplished endeavor fate seems to take her much like it appears to have made her what she has become. Similar to the Magister in "Magister Ludi' or Juan in 'Don Juan' she discovers life's meanings along the way as far as they allow, it would seem too awkward to say truths, while our blurred philosophy of the sixties becomes virtually transparent.

Review:  l highly recommended it to anyone and even if you are not in to this type of book it's good to read outside your favourite genre and try something new and improved your reading to different types of books and genre and authors. I rated this book 5 star on amazon and goodreads. I was sent this book for review and l really enjoyed reading it and l found it hard to put down once l started reading it and l found the storyline a good one and it was a great read and l am glad l have it on my shelf and in my library.

Edition: Kindle

Star rating:   5 out of 5 stars