Showing posts with label kindle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kindle. Show all posts

Saturday, 6 August 2016

Book Promo: Jack O. Daniel: Promise Me


























Promise Me has it all. It's a romantic thriller with plenty of dramatic moments. Fast-paced and addictive. It is a must-read for those enjoy full-flavored story-telling.

It poses a question: What would you do if the life of the one you love hangs in the balance, and only you could save her?

Thomas 'Easy' Steel is an EOD with the New York State Police's Bomb Disposal Unit. An anonymous caller had demanded that he disarms a bomb strapped to a woman's chest. When he arrives at the scene, he discovers that the woman is his wife, Bianca.

It shouldn’t be a big deal. After all, his nickname, Easy, had been bestowed upon him at bomb school because he's so easy-going, even when disabling live bombs. This time, however, it's different. He might not survive it.

And, what of the woman he loves with all his heart, to whom he promised eternity?

The author:

Jack O. Daniel is an alter-ego. He prefers to be an enigma. Someone who lives in the shadow, observing how people live and interact; sometimes participating but mostly 
he stays in the background. 

Let's just call him, the Chronicler




Thursday, 22 October 2015

Book Review: S. Vagus: Kasmah Forma

Kasmah Forma: Volume 1


























Author:  S. Vagus
Title: kasmah forma 
Genre:  science fiction and fantasy, fantasy, epic,

Synopsis:
 Kasmah
A series written for those who enjoy discovering a world,
its mythos, characters, and story threads both big and small,
come together over multiple books. 
Forma
In the scorched lands of the Maharaan lives a dark-skinned girl soon to become a woman.
Capable and strong, confident and caring;
all she has known is peace, all she has known is purpose.
All she will bring:
Death.
On the icy plains, beyond the Gadori forests, lies a dead boy.
Forgotten by the world and himself,
he is about to be given the hardest challenge of all:
Life.
In the center of Kasmah one sits above all, the Integra Divinitas.
Beyond the trappings of the common, bound to mankind by responsibility.
A burden that, should any Divinitas fail, could bring the worst fate of all:
Chaos.
All promises must be fulfilled.
For Kasmah... will grow.


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. l want to thank the author for sending me this book to review for them and it is a long book at over 600 pages but l found it a good book and it was a great read and l found it hard to put it down once l started reading it and l entered it won this book but l did not win it but l got a message asking if l wanted to read it and got a copy for a honest review and l would read this book again and l would recommend this book to my friends and family and l am glad this book is in my library and it is a must have on your book shelf  



About the author: S. Vagus: Born in Jakarta, Indonesia; educated by the British, and whose formative years were spent being a lanky white kid in Asia. Possesses a weakness for dogs and fails spectacularly at small talk. This author is very nice



Edition: Hardback, Paperback and  Kindle

Star rating:   5 out of 5 stars



Sunday, 18 October 2015

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

Thursday, 10 September 2015

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: Diane Weinmann: A Tail of Hope's Faith

A Tail of Hope's Faith























Author:  Diane Weinmann


Title: A Tail of Hope’s Faith


Genre:  Home and garden, animal care and pet, science and nature, biological sciences, animal sciences, animal care and pets,







Synopsis:  Once love blooms it never dies. When traditional veterinary medicine did not offer any help, one family learns the true meaning of dedication, love, and a promise kept by talking with their pet, using the phenomenon of telepathic animal communication. Learn how talking and applying holistic healing will help your pet when that heart-wrenching time arrives. Read this story and you will find answers to provide the best care for your furry family member. “A Tail of Hope’s Faith” proves beyond doubt that death is not an end. We already know that your animal family member will always live on in your heart, mind, and life. Be assured you will always be together as a love so strong will endure forever. A Tail of Hope’s Faith” is a love story between a dog and her family as they experience physical and emotional healing beyond their wildest imagination, which brings them full circle with life itself. What would you do and how far would you go for your furry family member? What could you learn if you would just listen?





Review:  I really enjoyed reading this book and l love animals myself and l would read this book again and still find it a great read and l rated it 5 stars on goodreads and amazon and l highly recommend it and it is a book every animal lover should read and l was sent this book for review and l found this book a must have and l glad it is on my read shelf and l read the first pages and l could not put it down and I would always put it down than pick it back up to read more. Great book


About the author: Diane Weinmann is an award winning author who lives in Parma, Ohio with her husband, son and dog, Neko. Her horse Montana lives in Hinckley. When not riding, writing, reading, or talking to animals, Diane volunteers at the Parma Animal Shelter. A portion of the proceeds from "A Tail of Hope's Faith" is being donated to the Parma Animal shelter to support their efforts to help the animals residing there



Edition: kindle, paperback and hardback


Star rating:   5 out of 5 stars







Book Review: Aurelia Mcneil Mat: The Ball Is In Your Court Learning A Foreign Language

The BALL is in Your Court--Learning a foreign language























Author:  Aurelia Mcneil Mat



Title:  The Ball Is In Your Court Learning A Foreign Language

Genre:  Languages, Reference, Language,  


Synopsis:  The BALL is in Your Court--Learning a Foreign Language provides anyone who wishes to learn a foreign language with meaningful direction to make their language learning a productive experience. This book answers over 50 commonly asked questions. It will provide the reader with tips and suggestions on selecting learning materials, interacting with native speakers, and finding a language teacher. As a bonus, The BALL is in Your Court contains a list of over 35 ideas for language learning! Aurelia mcneil’s journey into foreign language began when she was young.  At eighteen years of age, she learned how to speak Spanish by association and interaction with native speakers. Thereafter, she attended a university and graduated with a bachelor of arts degree majoring in both Spanish and French. She completed   a certification program for translators. Ms. Mcneil attended graduate school to complete her master of arts degree in secondary foreign language education and English as a second language. Her published master’s thesis is entitled, computer assisted instruction- it’s valve to second language learners. In addition, she has written books entitled, how to learn a foreign language- A question and answer resource guide and B.A.L.L stories and activities for listening input and vocabulary retention,  Spanish volume 1, she has gained several years of experience teaching English as a second language (ESL). Spanish, French, and German in public schools. Ms. Mcneil is a university instructor who teaches bilingual, ESL, And global language methodology courses. She continues her studies in curriculum and instruction, conducts research, and develops language learning materials. Since many curriculum developers are not teachers. Ms. Mcneil hopes her perspective as an educator will contributable substantially to the fleid of language  education




Review:  A helpful little book that contains facts about language learning book. . 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. Really like reading this book and l would love to learn a different language and l was sent this book for review and l found it hard to put down once l started reading it and it was easy to get in to.




About the author: Ms. McNeil is the creator of the BALL method for language learning. The BALL method encourages pre-learning and pre-teaching of vocabulary combined with listening as an initial and primary channel of learning and teaching. Ms. McNeil is a university instructor who teaches bilingual, ESL, and global language methodology courses. She continues her studies in curriculum and instruction, conducts research, and develops language learning materials.




Edition:  Kindle and Paperback

Star rating:   5 out of 5 stars