PJ Port


Biography

~ dreamer, writer, gramma ~
mostly writes romantic Love Story novels ...
sappy, trashy, past, present, futuristic, and otherworldly

next planned release (mid-August 2012):
"Transport Tales, Volume 1: Novan"
futuristic how-they-met Love Story novel
(open door with mostly polite language)

followed by:
"Sapphire Wolf"
steampunk wolf-man tale (and Love Story)

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Where to buy in print


Books

To Touch Ice    by PJ Port
Price: $2.99 USD. 82430 words. Published by UnicornPanther Books  on November 11, 2011. Fiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
Historical-Setting Love Story: Melynda falls for a lowly ranch hand whose steel-blue eyes seem able to "look clean through to the bone." ~ turns out ... they can. ~ not exactly the "drifter" she thinks he is, though. ~ ~ ~ language is polite, even when subject matter is not ~ ~ ~ (Author's note: First few chapters employ nonstandard speech dialect. So definitely try the free sample before buying.
Assorted Shorts    by PJ Port
Price: Free! 19400 words. Published by UnicornPanther Books  on August 9, 2011. Fiction.

A booklet of Fantasy/Speculative-Fiction short stories: "Fleesor Justice," futuristic fantasy on another world ~ "Tempt a Legend", legend tale ~ "Rohan's Touch," altered reality ~ "Bristle Ordeal," altered perspective ~ "in the box," whimsical fantasy about being different ~ with samples from the Love Story novels "Novan," "To Touch Ice," "Sapphire Wolf," and "Krish."

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Smashwords book reviews by PJ Port

  • The Temple on Aug. 07, 2011
    star star star star star
    Great Story. This is by far the most engaging, and most original, story I've read in quite some time. THE TEMPLE brings metaphysical mythical into the realm of totally plausible, and does so with romance, intrigue, and exceptional good taste. If you like visionary-metaphysical mythical-mystic romance-mysteries, read this one.
  • Eddie's Shorts - Volume 1 on Aug. 31, 2011
    star star star star
    I especially liked the first story, "Bedlam." ~Liked the irony, the outlandish, and the back & forth workings of Jim's mind.
  • Eddie's Shorts - Volume 2 on Aug. 31, 2011
    star star star star star
    While "67 Feet in the Air" was a thought-provoking good read, I found "Drain Bamage" to be an absolutely hilarious thrill-ride. Three weeks later and memory of the half-shave STILL makes me giggle.
  • Eddie's Shorts - Volume 3 on Oct. 29, 2011
    star star star star
    Despite being a little sad, "The 22nd and 24th President of the United States of America" is another good giggle-story in cool weird-twist McNally style ... while "Breaking Up is Hard to Do" is more thought-provoking rough-&-tumble. I like the twisty way EDDIE'S SHORTS unfold.
  • Moonglow on Nov. 11, 2011
    star star star star
    An imaginative yarn well worth reading.
  • Tales of Aradia The Last Witch Volume 1 on Dec. 03, 2011
    star star star star
    I liked this whodunit mystery in fantasy/paranormal garb. Even with a few potentially gruesome scenes, it managed to retain a cozy-mystery feel for me ... while putting some creative spins and twists on the creature-worlds of myth. And though the ending left some unfinished business as a series set-up, all the "Volume 1" business managed to get resolved.