Book Review: Frank Lowe: Lonesome Cowboy

Lonesome Cowboy

Author: Frank Lowe 

Title: Lonesome Cowboy 

Genre: Fiction, Action And Adventure, Crime, Mystery And Thriller And Suspense, Literature And Fiction

Synopsis: A famous singer, true love, and a deadly risk, tenacious and talented Kyle Kelly holds on to his dream of becoming a famous country-western singer and songwriter. He  and his father, Cowboy Red, Keep pushing through disappointments and small-time gigs until suddenly, They land the opening of wonderland park their Nashville careers skyrocket, and the future looks bright until Kyle meets and falls in love with Miranda, A waitress in a Mexican restaurant. Kyle is offered a lucrative movie contact, And he plans to marry Miranda and live happily ever after until a tragic accident sends Miranda and her family back to mexico but Kyle knows what it means to pursue a dream, And he goes after her. He could never have imagined the dangerous and tangled web surrounding the love of his life- she is not who she appears to be, And Kyle will find himself the target of merciless forces in mexico who are determined to keep them apart. Kyle enlists all the help he can get, no matter how eccentric, to find and marry the woman he loves thrilling,  heartfelt, and entertaining, lonesome cowboy is a story you will never forget! 

Review: First of all l would like to say a big thank you to frank Lowe for sending me his book and giving me the chance to read this story. I was sent this book in exchange for a honest review. I am glad this book is on my bookshelf. I would tell people that you should step outside your comfort zone with books because it is good to add more authors and genres to your reading portfolio even if you do not read books like this. I normally do not read books of this genre but l stepped outside my comfort zone with authors and genres l am so glad l did because l have read so many great books the author is really nice and kind. I highly recommend this book. I would love to read more from this author and read more about Kyle and red. I was sent this book by bostick communications and l want to say a big thank you to them as well. I was sad to read that dave aka red had a heart attack l am also glad he survived his heart attack. I was sad to read that victor Romero-Duarte died and how the family was grieving for their only son. I was sad to read that dave aka red had gallstones and had to have his gallbladder removed. I was sad to read that Elena Romero-Duarte Miranda and Victor's mother and Prospero's wife died after moving back to mexico and she was buried aside her beloved only son victor and Prospero wish for when his time come he wanted to be buried next to his wife and son. This book was easy to get in to and l found it hard to put down once l started reading this book. This book will have you hooked and wanting to read more. I was happy to read that max and Esmeralda got married and are expecting their first baby. I was sad to read that dave aka red was going blind and it is nice that dave has a dog named buddy. Max and Esmeralda was living with dave aka red. it is nice for dave to have company max and Esmeralda could help dave with stuff he could not do due to his eyesight. I like that Kyle kept in touch with his father by letters and phone calls. I fell in love with this book and storyline. I can not put in to words how great this book is l would tell people to read this book for themselves to know how great this book really is.I was happy to read that Kyle and Miranda got married. Miranda give Kyle her brother victor's ring. Kyle and Miranda had twin boys one of the boy was named Prospero after his grandfather and the other boy was named Gonzalo after his uncle who went by victor. Kyle helped Emilio get a degree so he could teach and he come back to mexico for Kyle and Miranda's wedding  day. Kyle was upset that his father did not come to the wedding. Kyle took the surname Romero-Duarte  so the twins would carry on the Romero-Duarte family name. When the twins was two year old their grandfather Prospero had a heart attack and sadly passed away. Prospero was buried at the side of his beloved son victor and his beloved wife Elena that was his only wish when his time come. I was sad that Prospero and Gonzalo would not get to know Victor, Elena and Prospero. Kyle looked at his father in law as a second father. There is 3 parts to this book and 279 pages in this book. I was happy to read that Kyle, Miranda, Prospero and Gonzalo come to visit dave to ask him to come live with them in mexico they asked him to come see them off and have a look around the plane but they said sorry father as they set on to mexico dave and buddy would get use to mexico in no time. dave eyesight got a bit better because he was doing more stuff. He loved spending time with his son, grandsons and his daughter in law.Miranda's auntie sounds jealous that Miranda's father Prospero left everything to Miranda and Kyle when he passed away. I was sad to read that Kyle and Roberto died in a fire trying to save the life of horses. Prospero and Gonzalo found it hard after Kyle passed away. Kyle and Roberto was buried side by side. Prospero loved to play music and Gonzalo loved to drawing. Dave was heartbroken over Kyle's death I was happy to read that Prospero took dave and buddy back to Appleton  and Prospero was following in his father and grandfather's footsteps in music. 

Star Rating: 5 Out Of 5 Stars 

Book Review: Shannon Condon: Finding Magdalena

Finding Magdalena 

Author: Shannon Condon 

Title: Finding Magdalena 

Genre: Fiction, Adventure Stories And Action, Contemporary Fiction, Contemporary, Adventure Stories, Action, 

Synopsis: Magdalena " Maggie" Curran is a freshman at a prestigious Virginia boarding school when she suffers an unbearable tragedy. Maggie has only one true friend to lean on - graham ashford. He is the only one who can help her through the depression and night terrors that follow. In her junior year, the school deems her stable enough to have a roommate, And her new friend Sarah quickly draws Maggie out of her shyness and in to the dating world. While at Sarah's house for thanksgiving, however, she meets Sarah's older brother, Eric, and what starts as a shy crush soon turns in to terror as Eric becomes obsessed and violet towards Maggie. Maggie runs to the safety of graham, now her boyfriend But not even graham can protect her from Eric when he assaults her in her dorm room. Eric is given a Light sentence in a mental institution, and Maggie leaves everything behind and moves to her mother's hometown of malaga, Spain, to attend college on a music scholarship and try to find her mother's estranged family. Beginning with the death of her parents, Maggie has had to reach inside herself to find the strength and resilience to move on. This book will capture your heart in the first few pages and hold you until the shattering climax. 

Review: First of all l would like to say a big thank you to Shannon Condon for sending me her book and giving me a chance to read it. I was sent this book in exchange for a honest review. I am glad this book is on my bookshelf. I would tell people that you should step out outside your comfort zone with books because it is good to add more authors and genres to your reading portfolio even if you do not read books like this. I normally do not read book of this genre but l stepped outside my comfort zone with authors and genres l am so glad l did because l have read so many great books. I highly recommend this book. I would love to read more from this author. I was sent this book by bostick communications who l want to say a big thank you to as well. The author is really nice. I was intrigued by this book. Maggie sounds like a great lady l was sad to read that Maggie's mother and Father passed away and she was a orphan now. Maggie traveled the world with her parents. This is a great story and this book will have you on the edge of your seat. You will cry tears of sadness and joy. I really wonder how Maggie survived after everything she has been through l fell in love with this book after reading the first few pages. They're 323 pages in this book. This story will have you hooked and wanting to read more about Maggie and it did not take me long to read this book. 

Star Rating: 5 out of 5 stars   

Book Review: T.M Carpenter: Higher Ground: Zero Hour

 Higher Ground: Zero Hour 

Author: T.M Carpenter 

Title: Higher Ground: Zero Hour

Genre: Fiction, Thrillers

Synopsis: With the world's population at risk, A few survivors emerge. Throughout recorded history, On a regular basis mother nature cleans out the human species with a pandemic, The most recent being the global influenza outbreak after world war one. Improved medical treatments, Vaccinations and knowledge have shielded humanity from a major pandemic since then, But the question is not whether it will happen again - it is when, where, and how it will start.  With scientific, political, And social trends torn from the headlines of recent news, Higher ground: Zero hour explores the ways in which terrorism, government conspiracies, and the growing indifference of humanity could all contribute to a world wide crisis the story focuses on a handful of people who learn the worst is coming, And have tried to sound the alarm, While preparing to survive the collapse of civilization. Banding together, facing unexpected threats, They combine skills and knowledge to meet up at a refuge that will hopefully see them through the worst of what the world is facing. An Ebola outbreak that could leave 90% of humanity dead. insightful, compelling, and illuminated with characters who are deeply real, courageous, and compassionate, higher ground: zero hour is a thought - provoking thriller that will leave you on the edge of your seat.

Review: First of all l would like to say a big thank to T.M Carpenter for sending me his book and giving me a chance to read it. I was sent this book in exchange for a honest review l am glad this book is on my bookshelf. I would tell people that you should step outside your comfort zone with books because it is good to add more authors and genres to your reading portfolio even if you do not read books like this. I normally do not read do not read books of this genre but l stepped outside my comfort zone with authors and genres l am so glad l did because l have read so many great books. I highly recommend this book. T.M Carpenter kindly signed my book. I would love to read more from this author. I was sent this book by bostick communications l want to say a big thank you to them for sending me this book as well. I found this book real easy to get in to and hard to put down once l started reading it. There is 22 chapters and 300 pages in this book and it is a great book and it is a great storyline. I would tell people to read this book for themselves to really know how great this book really is. I wish l could rate this book more then 5 stars but l can not put in to words how great this book is. This book took me four days to read and l fell in love with this book. I would love to read more from this storyline l would read this book again and again it was good to read that Kent and his family helped hunter and Casey l like that Kent's daughter was called journey and his son was called maverick it was good to read that they could get loads of stuff they would stay safe from all the dangerous thing that was heading their way l was sad to read that people had shot six people including a young couple and their baby.

Star Rating: 5 out of 5 stars 

About The Author: T.M Carpenter was born in 1962 in Minnesota, Where he developed a love for the outdoors, growing up near near minnehaha falls and the Mississippi

river in south Minneapolis. After a visit to Colorado as a young boy, he vowed that one day he would move there, and now he lives with his wife and two children in Parker, Colorado. 

   

Book Review: Clyde Dee: Fighting For Freedom In America: Memoir Of A Schizophrenia And Mainstream Cultural Delusions

Fighting for Freedom in America: Memoir of a "Schizophrenia" and Mainstream Cultural Delusions

Author: Clyde Dee 

Title: Fighting for freedom in america: Memoir of " Schizophrenia" and mainstream cultural delusions 

Genre: Biography and autobiography, personal memoirs, biography, autobiography, personal, memoir, 

Synopsis: In the frontiers of america's mental health institutions, fighting for freedom can become very personal. Six years in to a protected clinical career as a mental health counselor, Clyde Dee moves to Seattle, and takes a job in a section 8 housing project. Getting to the bottom of what's going on in a fractured system, he becomes embroiled in the politics of the local drug war until he decides to go off a small dose of anti - psychotic medication. Clyde then faces treats and a reconceptualization of a fractured past and is stopped by the police in an effort to exit the country. He is incarcerated in a psychiatric ward for three months and released to the streets  in the years that follow, he moves through american disparities and cultural delusions, facing some of his worst fears come true, and striving to gain back what he lost. 

Review: First of all l would like to say a big thank you to Clyde Dee for sending me his book and giving me a chance to read this story. I was sent this book in exchange for a honest review. I am glad this book is on my bookshelf. I would tell people that you should step outside your comfort zone with books because it is good to add more authors and genres to your reading portfolio even if you do not read books like this. I normally do not read books of this genre but l stepped outside my comfort zone authors and genres l am so glad l did because l have read so many great books. I highly recommend this book. the author is really nice and kind. I was sent this book by bostick communications who l want to say a big thank you to them as well. I really enjoyed this book l liked this storyline and l found this book really easy to get in to and it was very hard to put down once l started reading it. I loved reading about Clyde's life. I loved that he got a dog named Maxine and a kitten buddy. I love reading memoirs now. This book has 321 pages it did not take me that long to read it. Sometimes l just lie on my bed reading this book and cuddling with my kitten who is called Oscar. I was sad to read that Clyde's bike was stolen and his flat was trashed and his cat litter was thrown all over his floor. Clyde sounds like really brave. I really found this storyline a great read and it sounds like is a great guy who overcome a lot in his life. I like that Clyde gives a sandwich to a homeless person. This book took me 5 days to read.I would love to read more from the author and more about this story and a bit more about Clyde and his life. This is a great book wish l could rate this book more than 5 stars this book is a must read i would tell people to read this book themselves to see how great it really is. I fell in love with this book. I would happily read this book again and again.

Star Rating: 5 out of 5 stars 

Book Review: The Gatekeeper: The Gospel Matrix Unveiling The Bible's Hidden Condemnation Of Christianity

The Gospel Matrix: Unveiling the Bible's Hidden Condemnation of Christianity

Author: The Gatekeeper 

Title: The gospel matrix: Unveiling The Bible's Hidden Condemnation of Christianity 

Genre: Spirituality. philosophy, christian

Synopsis: Bible contradictions the apparent "checkmate" for biblical critics who relentlessly scrutinize them, and the elephant in the room for Christians seemingly too uncomfortable to face the reality of their existence. For generations, such opposing factions have carried out endless debates concerning textual inconsistencies in scripture, with no clear resolution achieved. But finally, through an unprecedented scriptural approach, dozens of troublesome gospel contradictions will now be fearlessly acknowledged and addressed - irrefutably resolved. in a manner stranger than fiction, the revelations of the gospel matrix bring forth the ironic but undeniable fact that a template of narrative discrepancies throughout the gospels unveils a long hidden omen forecasting the much needed destruction of all organized religion, beginning with Christianity, this intentional, intelligently designed network of contradictions also revels what man must do to unlock the secrets to his own immortality, which will culminate with the return of the living Christ in his kingdom. In fact, there exists a dire need for his salvific  arrival, as humanity is obliviously mired in a simulated cosmic matrix that is advancing towards widespread soul - enslavement - a bondage that has already begun through subliminal manipulation of the human populace overall, the gospel matrix will leave all readers with no uncertainties about the importance and urgent necessity of a radical and self - directed change of man kind's spiritually deficient course. A change that can only begin by individually discovering and embracing the gatekeeper within.

Review: First of all l would like to say a big thank you to the gatekeeper for sending me this book and giving me the chance to read it. I was sent this book in exchange for a honest review l am glad this book is on my bookshelf. I would tell people that you should step outside your comfort zone with books because it is good to add more authors and genres to your reading portfolio even if you do not read books like this. I normally do not read books of this genre but l stepped outside my comfort zone with authors and genres l am so glad l did because l have read so many great books. the author is nice. the author messaged me on goodreads asking me to review the gospel matrix unveiling the bible's hidden condemnation of Christianity. I really enjoyed reading this book it was easy to get in to and l found it hard to put down once l started reading it l liked reading this book has 413 pages it did not take me long to read this book. l highly recommend this book. I rated this book 5 stars it is a great book. I liked reading about the bible and Christianity. it took me 3 days to read. they are 3 parts to this book l can not put in to words how great this book is l would tell people to read this book for them self and it is a must read. 

Star Rating: 5 out of 5 stars 

Book Review: Bron Whitley & Joyeeta Neogi: Mia And The Awful Day

Mia and the Awful Day

Author: Bron Whitley 

Illustrations: Joyeeta Neogi 

Title: Mia and The Awful Day 

Genre: Children's Book, Children's, Fiction, Humorous, Young Adult, Literature & Fiction, Picture Book, 

Synopsis: Mia is having a bad day. She hit her head, Hurt her arm on a sharp pointy nail, and scraped her knees. She fell out of a tree and off her bike. Could her day get any worse? Join Mia as she rhymes her way through an awful fay. Mia and the awful day is a children's rhymining picture book. Beautifully illustrated in stunning colors, this book uses humor to broach the subject of having a bad day. Set in a picturesque  Mexican village, this is a fantastic bedtime story your kids will love 

Review: First of all l would like to say a big thank you to Bron Whitley for sending me her book and giving me a chance to read it. I was sent this book in exchange for a honest review. I am glad this book is in my iPhone library l would tell people that you should step outside your comfort zone with books because it is good to add more authors and genres to your reading portfolio even if you do not read books like this. I normally do not read books of this genre but l stepped out my comfort zone with authors and genres I am so glad l did because l have read so many great books including another of Bron's Books called Layla down under.  I highly recommend this book the author is nice and l really enjoyed reading about Mia and her awful day l really enjoyed reading this book and looking at the pictures and l got a eBook but it is available in paperback as well the pictures in this book are really nice and beautifully colored.

Star Rating: 5 out of 5 stars 

Book Review: Ruth Finnegan: Black Inked Pearl A Girls Quest

Black Inked Pearl: A Girl's Quest

Author: Ruth Finnegan 

Title: Black Inked Pearl A Girl's Quest

Genre: Fiction, Religious and Inspirational, Christian, Romance, Fantasy, Religious, Inspirational,

Synopsis: An epic romance about the naive Irish girl Kate and her mysterious lover, whom she rejects and then spends her life seeking. Beside an African river, Kate realizes both her emotions and her passionate and consuming love for the man she rejected. The story becomes more mythic and timeless as Kate seeks her lover through heaven and earth, Eden and hell. Rejected in her turn, Kate waits in the dust outside the closed gates of heaven where her lover finds her, only to be rejected again though an ultimate sacrifice by him, they reach heaven, but Kate still has to accept his sacrifice and so find herself- a pearl. The novel, born in dreams, is interlaced with the eternity of love and the ambiguity between dreams and reality.

Review: First of all l would like to say a big thank you to Ruth Finnegan for sending me her book and giving me the chance to read this story. I was sent this book in exchange for a honest review. I am so glad this book is on my bookshelf l would tell people that you should step outside your comfort zone with books because it is good to add more authors and genres to your reading portfolio even if you do not read books like this. I normally read books of this genre but l also stepped outside my comfort zone with authors and genres l am so glad l did because l have read so many great books. I highly recommend this book the author is nice and l would love to read more from this author. the author asked me to review her book on goodreads. A delightfully dreamlike,mystical tale of epic scope, spiritually and erotically changed - mike hanne university of Auckland. A long, entrancing tale shaped in a language woven with ancient imagery and rhythms, a  magnificent riddle conjured up by a magical storyteller - itala vivan, university of Milan.  I really enjoyed reading this book l loved this story and the poetry and this took me four days to read and it is a great book and l got this book in paperback but it is available in hardback and Ebook l would rate this book more then 5 stars if  l could. I would happily read this book again and again. when l was reading this book my kitten Oscar was cuddling up with me. l liked reading about Kate and heaven. They are 50 chapters. this is a awesome storyline l can not put in to words how great this book is l fell in love with the poems and quotes and song words. This book is in memorian of John Ballard of Nigeria, England, and Australia. l liked reading the authors note about her, her husband, their three daughters and their five grandchildren.

About The Author: Ruth Finnegan, OBE, is a renowned scholar and celebrated writer who is emeritus professor, the open university, a fellow of the British academy, and an honorary fellow of somerville college oxford. She was born and reared in ulster and sent to a Quaker school filled with biblical texts and music, which are reflected in the novel. First-class oxford degrees in classics and philosophy were followed by African fieldwork, which Ruth describes as " totally inspiring for my life and work" She returned to oxford for a doctorate in anthropology before university teaching in Africa and briefly in Fiji, and finally the open university in the u.k. She has three wonderful daughters and five grandchildren, she lives with her husband and two cairn terriers in buckinghamshire.

Star Rating: 5 out of 5 stars 

Book Review: L.F Falconer: The Legacy Of Skur

The Legacy of Skur: Volume One

Author: L.F Falconer 

Title: The Legacy Of Skur Volume One 

Genre: Fiction,Fantasy,Epic 

Synopsis: The last one standing wins no one has ever returned from skur. It is a death quest, Fane is told, but this altruistic, starry-eyed young man chooses to ignore the legends, for according to the wizard fith, hidden among the wealth of treasure atop the mountain of skur is the key to eternal life. Can Fane hope to steal it from under the nose of it's guardian dragon? armed with little more than a sword and a magical talisman, Fane's misadventures upon the mist-enshrouded mountain begin in this epic saga of love, betrayal, war, vengeance, and friendship, we follow the pawns who are shrewdly manipulated in an attempt to save a dying race within a celestial game of dominance. It is survival of the fittest as the players are mercilessly maneuvered across the field, and there are their stories. Fane, the wizard's apprentice. Kael, the warrior and Elva, the legacy. 

Review: first of all l would like to say a big thank you to L.F Falconer for sending me her books and giving me a chance to read this story. I was sent this book in exchange for a honest review. I am glad this book is on my bookshelf  l would tell people that you should step outside your comfort zone with books because it is good to add more authors and genres to your reading portfolio even if you do not read books like this l normally do not read books of this genre but l stepped outside my comfort zone with authors and genres l am so glad l did because l have read so many get books . I highly recommend this book the author is really nice and kind. l would love to read more from this author. I was sent this book by bostick communications who l want to say thank you to as well. I really enjoyed reading this book l found this book easy to get in to. I was sad to read that jink's body was taken over by a witch and he was raped by the man who was suppose to look after him. He was sold to this man by a woman who was looking after him. Jink's mother was a whore. Kael and Fane was brother's their mother had passed away she liked jink and thought just because his mother was a whore he did not deserve to be treated bad. Kael and Fane's father did not like jink. Fane was learning magic with a wizard Fith. Fane went looking for ragg's gold with jink. Jink died saving his best friend Fane's life. Ragg made himself look like jink to get the crystal off Fane so he could kill Fane. The witch who took over jink's body was called Larque. Fane ended up eating trolls to stop him from dying. Fane meet a troll named Hhaak and she took what she wanted from Fane and she got pregnant by Fane. Kael found his brother he told Kael that jink died saving his life and that jink died a warrior and Hhaak is my mate and she is pregnant with my child l can not leave this cave because if l do he will kill everybody in avar. Fane asked Kael to look after Hhaak and his child. This crystal stops Ragg touching me but l want you to take it do not let Ragg get his hands on it. Kael told Fane that their father will understand the honor of his death. he wanted jink to have the same honor in death. Hhaak went in to labour so Kael founds a midwife who did not tell anybody of the births she attended. Hhaak had a baby girl but sadly she died in childbirth the baby was crying to be fed the midwife let the baby suck on her finger to keep her quiet. The little girl looked like a normal baby apart from her pointed ears. the midwife told Kael to go find a girl named Alyn who give birth two days ago to a little girl who was stillborn. He found Alyn . Alyn was in debt to this man for letting her and her two siblings after their parents passed away live there. Alyn's brother and sister passed away. The man she worked for paid for their funerals so she was in more debt with him so he made her sleep with men for money. Kael paid off her debt of two crowns. Alyn agreed to be a wet nurse for Kael's niece he let Alyn choose her name. She named the baby Elva the name she was going to name her daughter who sadly passed away. He took Alyn and Elva to their home and told their father that Fane had married Alyn before he went to find Ragg's gold and left her pregnant with Elva. Kael went to war and nearly died but he survived he had fallen in love with Alyn and they got married with the blessing of their father. Dian said he was happy to take Alyn as his daughter in law again. Elva called Kael papa and Dian grandpapa. A year after their got married Alyn give birth to their son they named him Lundin the following year their had a daughter Sashi. After the birth of their third child the following autumn, tragedy stuck their third born was another son named Devon when Devon was one month old he passed away in his sleep. Kael buried the baby behind their house Devon was not ill. Kael found out his father had passed away Kael got his father's coronet handed to him he would wear it from now on. Ragg found out Kael had the crystal from one of the guys that helped after he was stabbed when he was at war. Ragg ate Fane's friend Fith but the poor wizard died before he hit the floor. Ragg treated Kael's wife and children and his niece. Alyn found Elva missing the next morning but their house was still locked up. Ragg changed in to a mouse so he could get in to the house he give Elva to Blugort  and then went back in to put the bar back down so Kael and Alyn did not know anybody had been in their house. Ragg told Elva that Kael killed her mother because she was a troll and that he wanted her gone too. Ragg wanted Blugort to kill Elva and bring her head to him to show Kael that he meant business but Blugort could not go through with killing Elva so he killed a troll so he could sell Elva to a ogre. Ragg changed himself in to Kael to make Alyn think it was her husband He made Alyn come to the barn with him. he wrapped her in to his arms she said this is not the time. The Blugort was hiding in the barn and Ragg put a rope around Alyn's neck and the Blugort pulled her up. Alyn choked last thing she saw was her husband cutting open her belly. Ragg killed Alyn and their unborn baby Kael buried them behind their house with their baby boy Devon and Elva's bloody nightdress covering Alyn and their unborn baby. Blugort tried to sell Elva to the ogre but he did not want her so the Blugort left poor Elva in the cave to die.Elva was a very brave girl she thought her mother and father was living the high life in the castle but that was far from the truth. Kael thought Elva was dead but she was alive she thought nobody wanted her but her uncle wanted her. Gwin lost his hand because he kissed Elva and she wanted to be with him but that horrible boy said she belonged to him not Gwin l was happy to read that she stood up for herself and she came face to face with her papa she wanted to kill him but she listen to her own telling. Elva found him sitting with his son and daughter but she could not see her mama or any other children then her papa told her Ragg had killed Alyn and their unborn baby. Kael told Elva that Ragg was a shape changer. He said he had failed Alyn and their unborn baby, Elva and his brother Fane. I was sad to read that Alyn and her unborn baby died and that Alyn thought Kael and Alyn did not want her because of  Ragg telling her that they both hated her when really they loved her like she was their daughter. I was sad to read that Elva was raped and she thought she was pregnant by that horrible boy. I feel sorry for Gwin that his mother said he was cursed because he was was born without a arm but Elva told Gwin that maybe it was his mother was cursed not him. Elva loves Gwin but Rudne treated Gwin to stay away from Elva or he would lose a foot .Gwin sounds like a great boy just a shame his mother is so nasty and  l was sad to read Gwin's father went hunting and never returned. the author kindly signed my book. it says cheers Donna pay attention to your sparks. this book is 400 pages long this book was hard to put down once l started reading it.

Star Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars 

Book Review: Laura Simmons: Little Bits Of Karma

Little Bits of Karma

Author: Laura Simmons 

Title: Little Bits Of Karma 

Genre: Fiction, Romance, Paranormal

Synopsis: A captivating story of reincarnation, redemption, and forgiveness even though holly O'Rourke is having problems with her longtime significant other, James, she has never entertained thoughts of infidelity. that is, until the day she had a chance encounter with charlie, a handsome coworker. James promises he will change and work on their relationship, but holly's feelings for charlie just won't go away. distressed by her mixed emotions, holly schedules an appointment for a reading with a psychic medium, where she discovers her adulterous past lives and their tragic consequences. holly learns to do her own past life regression though self-hypnosis and uncovers not only lives that she shared with James and  charlie, but how other people in her present life have been with her in the past - the threads of their lives interwoven for centuries holly is stunned by recurring themes and the issues of karmic justice that need to be addressed where will her karmic path ultimately lead? find out on little bits of karma, an entertaining new book about spiritual cause and effect.

Review: first of all l would like to say a big thank you to Laura Simmons for sending me this book and giving me a chance to read this book. l was sent this book in exchange for a honest review. l am so glad this book is on my bookshelf. l would tell people that you should step outside your comfort zone with books it is good to add more authors and genres to your reading portfolio even if you do not read books like this. l normally read books like this but l stepped outside my comfort zone with authors and genres l am so glad l did because l have read so many great books. l highly recommend this book. l was sent this book by bostick communications who l want tot say a big thank you to as well. the author is really nice and kind l would love to read more from this author l loved reading about holly past life regression and that people she knows in the life she lives are in her past life. it was horrible to read that James cheated on holly after 9 years together they have been together 11 years and holly cut up most of his clothes and dirty the rest. amber should not have stopped taking her birth control pills to trap James because it is wrong to trap any guy.it was nice for holly to have so many people who care about her. holly was feeling guilty about a kiss with charlie l could not believe James kept cheating with so many women from poor holly. l was happy to read that holly's first husband who beat her up when they were married has changed his life around. it was horrible to read that James tried to put a hit on a pregnant woman but he did not know he was asking amber's cousin to help make the pregnant woman disappear instead her cousin told James to do the right thing by amber and the baby or he will make him disappear l like that holly had a cat called fate that slept cuddled up with her the night she kicked James out. it was funny to read that holly took a mallet to James's brand new truck it is better than hitting him. l like that charlie sent holly a teddy bear which she called theo Barry so holly would have something to hug when she was feeling sad. l was glad James did the right by amber and married her and started falling in love with her and that their daughter Isabella maria was born healthy and that James got up with Bella at night so amber could sleep. l was happy that charlie asked holly to marry him and Lisa was fine with holly and charlie going out together. l was sad to read that James had passed away age 54 when Bella was under 2 months old and was happy James thought about her future with money he got from drug dealing and gamble and holly still give amber the money knowing James would want his daughter to go to college and uni. l was upset to read that holly hit her head after slipping on a cup of ice l was glad to read that holly made  a full recovery and glad she had great friends like Patricia and Lisa it was good to read that holly made peace with roger and alex her two ex-husbands and that Lisa apologized to charlie for being a horrible wife. so happy holly and charlie are getting married and Lisa and roger are getting married too. l really enjoyed this story l would love a follow on to this book and more of the story. l was happy to read that holly got pregnant with twins and they won the lottery.

About the author: Laura Simmons grew up in northern   Virginia and spent most of her career working for various department of defense contractors in the Washington, dc area. she has a fascination with all things met a physical she enjoys soap making, writing, jigsaw puzzles, bowling, vacationing at the beach with her husband, and studying tarot crads and other types of divination systems. little bits of karma is her debut novel. 

Star Rating 5 Out Of 5 Stars 

Book Review: Alan R Adaschik: 100 Years Of Deception: A Blueprint For The Destruction Of A Nation

100 Years of Deception: A Blueprint for the Destruction of a Nation

Author: Alan R Adaschik 

Title: 100 Years Of Deception: A Blueprint For The Destruction Of A Nation 

Genre: Political Science, Political Process, General, Political, Science, Process,

Synopsis: The truth will set you free! the citizens of the united states have been played for fools for the past 100 years. Very few of us know what is behind the events that have shaped our world. Most Americans assume that information provided by the news, radio and television industries is the truth. And most of it is however, it is also true that on critical issues we only get part of the story and important information is deliberately left out. 100 years of deception begins by establishing that passage of the federal reserve act in 1913 constituted on overthrow of our government. since then, the conspirators have pulled the strings that make us dance and controlled our nation's media to keep us in the dark and compliant. The conspirators eventually infiltrated most of the key institutions of our society. through propaganda and undue influence they have shaped how Americans view the world and left us hopelessly brainwashed. This book not only demonstrates that our government was overthrown, it also provides an accounting of the catastrophic consequences the world has suffered because of these conspirators and offers proposals for rectifying our deplorable state of affairs. As Americans we owe it to ourselves and our children to seek the truth and put an end to the 100 years of deception that shaped the world within which we live.

Review:  First of all l would like to say a big thank you to Alan R Adaschik for sending me this book and giving me the chance to read it. l was sent this book in exchange for a honest review l am so glad this book is in my library and on my bookshelf. l would tell people that you should step outside your comfort zone with books because it is good to add more authors and genres to your reading portfolio even if you do not read books like this.l normally do not read books of this genre but l stepped outside my comfort zone with authors and genres l am so glad l did because l have read so many great books l highly recommend this book. l was sent this book by bostick communications who l want to say a huge thank you to as well. l really enjoyed reading this book and it was hard to put it down once l started reading it l loved reading about war and government this is a great book.

About the author:  Alan.R. Adascick was raised in brooklyn, new York after high school, he became an engineering student at the university of Michigan in it is naval ROTC program and subsequently, qualified for navy flight training. he received his wings as a jet fighter pilot in 1966 and after completing his tour of duty, earned and MBA from long island university. Al has worked as a flight test conductor for the Grumman aerospace corporation, a financial analyst for the singer company, a senior corporation, a financial analyst for Pratt & Whitney aircraft, and a financial administrator for the city of fort lauderdale Al is also the author of while we was sleep - a story of government without law and an alakan adventure - a travelogue and environment treatise.

Star rating: 5 out of 5 stars 

Book Dedication: this book is dedicated to my father, Anthony  who left us for a better world on the 10th of march, 2013, at the age of ninety-seven with his support and guidance l would not be the person l am today my loss is shared by all who knew hi,. he truly was a man of compassion, substance, and integrity. the world we live in has been diminished by his passing    

Book Review: Yvonne Jones: The Amulet Of Amser: The Case Of The Mona Lisa

The Case Of The Mona Lisa

Author: Yvonne Jones 

Title: The amulet of amser: The case Of the Mona Lisa 

Genre: Books, Children's books, art, music, photography,

Synopsis: Experience a new art adventure inside every. the amulet of amser book. wen's very first fantasy adventure in the middle-grade chapter book series- the amulet of amser: the case of the Mona Lisa. blending history with fiction, children learn about famous pieces of art. wen, the youngest member of the amser family,is destined by his family's ancient oath to forever protect the world's most precious pieces of art for all of mankind. during a visit to his grandfather's house; wen learns that he can influence what will happen tomorrow by going back in time. will wen be able to save the Mona Lisa, or will Leonardo da vinci's masterpiece be lost forever?

Review: first of all l would like to say a big thank you to Yvonne Jones for sending me this book and giving me a chance to read it l was sent this book in exchange for a honest review. l am glad this book is on my bookshelf. l would tell people to step outside your comfort zone with books because it is good to add more authors and genres to your reading portfolio even if you do not read books like this. normally l would not read book of this genre but l stepped outside my comfort zone with authors and genres l am so glad l did because l have read so many great books along with this book l got a little card off the author. the author kindly signed my book as well and wrote the greatest gift we can give our children is a passion for reading l love this saying l really enjoyed reading this book l loved reading about the amser family and them travelling back in time to safe precious art work. this book was easy to get in to and l highly recommend this book to anybody. this book is only 40 page story but it is a great storyline. l would love to read more about the amser family and more from this author l could not put this book down once l started reading it.l loved the pictures in this book.

About the Author: Yvonne Jones was born in former east  Germany to a German mother and a Vietnamese father thus, she spent an inordinate amount of her youth nosing through books that she should not have been reading, and watching movies that she should not have been watching. it was a good childhood. she currently lives in Texas with her husband and their two sons. in theory, she is working on her next children's book. in reality, she is probably being tickled or busy pretend-playing with her little ones 

Star Rating: 5 out of 5 stars 

Book Review: Traci Inez Rapier: My Life As Traci

My Life As Traci

Author:  Traci Inez Rapier 

Title: My Life As Traci 

Genre: Biography & Autobiography, General, Biography, Autobiography,

Synopsis: l thank god l was not hurt worse. growing up as an African-American girl in Kentucky during the 1970's and 80's 

presented more than it is share of social challenges- racial issues, getting educated in a small-town setting, and living in a loving family that struggled to make ends meet. from the moment l was born, my father already having left the house, my ordinary life has been full of extraordinary situations-  all of which created a sense of life and compassion in me that prompted others to seek my advice, or help, or place as a peacemaker. that is, when l was not fighting to protect myself added to that were my two families that could not be more different: my loving mother and stepfather in a town of 400 in Kentucky, and a father who loved me, plus his wife who despised me, in danville,IL. it all led to a different growing-up time, supported by my extended family in Kentucky. the backdrop was late 1970's and 80's, when l went through school during a time when society was struggling to open up racially, and when everything from music to aids changed our views of the world. l lived it all, l watched a friend die of aids, and l came out of it with an understanding of life that serves me well in my profession. my life as traci captures the arc of my young life it is simply written to bring readers into both the spirit of the time and to invite them into my life, but it pries open the hidden corners, which seemed to constantly surround me always hopeful, but never shy about detailing traumatic moments, the book brings out the way my inner world develop, first through faith in my parents, then in the faith of my friendships, and finally in the faith of my spiritual beliefs.

   

Review: first of all l would like to say a big thank you to traci Inez rapier for sending me this book and giving me the chance to read it. l was sent this book in exchange for a honest review. l am glad this book is on my bookshelf. l would tell people that should step outside your comfort zone with books because it is good to add more authors and genres to your reading portfolio even if you do not read books like this. l normally do not read books like this genre but l stepped outside my comfort zone with authors and genres l am so glad l did because l have read so many great books l was sent this book by bostick communications who l want to say thank you to as well. l really enjoyed reading about traci and her life. l was sad to read that chad died due to a car accident. l was sad to read that chad's brother peter turned to drug's to cope with his brother's death and chad's sister nay turned to sleeping around to deal with her brother's death. it was sad to read that peter was diagnosed with aids due to drug uses and he just wanted to see his brother again. peter and nay are twins. l was sad to read that traci had tried to take her life to be with chad, Traci's stepmother and sister sound jealous of traci l really like that traci did not let them stop her learning at school. l think traci sound's like a very kind lady. it is the worse thing to lose somebody close to them. when traci was leaving school in 1986 l was born that year. this is a great book and it was hard to put down l really could not put this book down once l started reading it. traci kindly signed my book l was sad to read that peter passed away. l would love to read more about traci and her life and l would love to read more from this author.  

Star rating: 5 out of 5 stars    

Book Review:Jorge Carreras Jr: The Anointed Prophetess

The Anointed Prophetess 

Author: Jorge Carreras Jr 

Title: The Anointed Prophetess

Genre: Fiction, Action and Adventure, Action, adventure,

Synopsis: it was supposed to be a day of celebration until, for the first time in the two-hundred year history of harem games, the matriarchy, ruling council of the goddess empire, broke it is own laws and completely refused to grant a winner of the games his duly earned prize. instead, they tried to kill everyone in attendance, including him, his allotted brides, the entire audience, and even the appointed matriarch overseeing the contest, and her entire family. unfortunately for them, the winner not only survived their coordinated assault, but he is fighting back this is no longer a game. this is war!subject is reason and he believes that it is necessary to conquer reason in order to understand both it is strength and limitations according to him, the one who subverts reason, as millions do so regularly, is less than a man how ever sacred he thinks or claims he may be: he says, to achieve a real enlightenment a man has to overcome the reason and not to overlook it.

Review:  first of all l would like to say a big thank you to Jorge carreras  Jr for sending me this book and giving me a chance to read it. l was sent this book in exchange for a honest review. l got sent this book by bostick communications who l want to say thank you to them as well. l am glad this book is on my book shelf. l would tell people that you should step outside your comfort zone  with books because it is good to add more authors and genres to your reading portfolio even if you do not read books like this l normally do not read like this but l stepped outside my comfort zone with genres and authors l am so glad l did because l have read so many great books. l found this book real easy to get in to and l really enjoyed reading this book. l loved this nook and when l finished reading the story and l found out the author had kindly signed my book and l highly recommend this book to anybody and it was a really enjoyable read and book. l would to read more of this storyline and read more from this author.

Star Rating: 5 out of 5 stars 

Book Review: Thiruman Archunan: Ideas And Disclosures

Ideas and Disclosures

Author: Thiruman Archunan 

Title: Ideas And Disclosures 

Genre: Non-Fiction, Self-Help, Spiritual,

Synopsis: Reason is the torch bearer of a human mind, fate never affects a man of conscience because he is already travelling with it. god is man's cheapest invention. suggests the author and agent provocateur, Thiruman Archunan, rituals are unintelligent man's way of managing his life, they are useful but there is a limit. He comments on the prevalence of rituals any culture from taunting age-old practices that are followed blindly, evaluating the meaning of democracy to advocating for woman, the author had shared his carefully formulated thoughts on man, woman, god and everything in between! in this enlightening book with ageless and indispensable questions, the author seeks to speak to each reader on a personal, individual level, the author is candid with readers on his contentions - agree with, be outraged by him or simply rubbish his theories. this is a good book to get those cerebral juices flowing!.

Review: first of all l would like to say a big thank you to Thiruman Archunan for sending me his book and giving me the chance to read it and kindly signed my book for me. l was sent this book in exchange for a honest review l am glad this book is on my book shelf. l would tell people that you should step outside your comfort zone with books because it is good to add more authors and genres to your reading portfolio even if you do not read books like this. l do not normally read books like this but l really enjoyed this one and l am glad l stepped outside my comfort zone with authors and genres l am so glad l did because l have read so many great books. l found this book real easy to get in to and l really enjoyed reading this book. l found it a interesting read. l highly recommend this book to anybody and l found this book hard to put it down once l started reading it. this is a great book. 

About The Author: Thiruman Archunan is an engineer by qualification and profession. he currently works in a senior management position with the government of India. an avid reader, he has been passionate about thinking on a plethora of subjects in the fields of science, religion and  philosophy. this, his first published work is the consequence of years of rumination and exploration on life's fundamental issues concerning god, the mind and reason it is favorite subject is reason and he believes that it is necessary to conquer reason in order to understand both it is strength and limitations according to him, the one who subverts reason, as millions do so regularly, is less than a man how ever scared he thinks or claims he may be. he says, to achieve a real enlightenment a man has to overcome the reason and not to overlook it.

Star Rating: 5 Out Of 5 Stars 

Book Review: D.A Scott: You,Me,We And The Other

You Me We ...and the other

Author: D.A.Scott 

Title: You, Me, We and the other

Genre: Religion and Spirituality, Religion studies, sciences and religion, politics and social sciences, philosophy, religious, self-help, spiritual

Synopsis: why am l here? what is the purpose of life? why do we suffer? these age old questions are explored in a new model of creation that fills the paradoxical gaps between science and religion. this thought provoking, carefully crafted study connects the dots between theology, mysticism, physics and psychology. the puzzle pieces of history fit nicely together unveiling an eloquent picture of nature that has remained hidden until this point in time. you will have answers to some of the haunting questions such as why does god that bad things happen to good people? and why does history continue to repeat itself in spite of what we know about it is sordid past?

Review: l was sent this book for review. l would tell people to step outside your comfort zone with books because it is good to add more authors and genres to your reading portfolio even if you do not read books like this and it was a real enjoyable storyline. this book was sent to me in exchange for a honest review by bostick communications and l want to say thank you to them and the author for sending me this book and giving me a chance to read this story. this book was easy to get in to and l highly recommend it to anyone and it was hard to put down once l started reading it and this book blow me away when l was reading it.

About the Author: Scott, the child of a prominent physicist, grew up in a household where rational thought and scientific method were the unquestioned norm. at the age of twenty, two first-hand, undeniable metaphysical experiences launched a forty-year study of the nature of existence. believing whole heartedly there is no such thing as supernatural, the obvious conclusion is: if something occurs in nature, even once,there must be a natural explanation. if it does not fit in to the model of what we know, then there must be more for us to learn. nature is far too sophisticated to leave it subtleties unaccounted for in the grander scheme of creation.

Star Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars