I'm a writer/agriculturalist who lives in the Willamette Valley of Oregon. I spend most of my time online and consider myself a scientist. I love to read and cook. In my life I have done a little bit of almost everything. I have two kids who are just as dear to me now as the day they were born and a fiancee from Ireland who is my knight in shining armor.

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J. Rock
Latest book: Dinosauria - Part VII: Supermassive Black Hole. Published on May 27, 2012.
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John M. Dow
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Nina Pelletier & Drew Nicholson
Latest book: Letters to My Ten Year Old Self. Published on October 11, 2011. (5.00 from 2 reviews)

Nobilis Reed
Latest book: Inspector Grape and the Curious Case of the Killer Corset. Published on January 15, 2012. (4.00 from 1 review)
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Sarah Barnard
Latest book: Earthlink: Impact. Published on April 18, 2012.
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Wesley Allison
Latest book: The Two Dragons. Published on April 15, 2012.
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• Dinosauria - Part I : Garden on Feb. 04, 2011
  
  This book combines two story plots I love, end of the world scenarios and dinosaurs. There are a few confusing parts that don't get cleared up, but not many and it adds to general feel of the story in the beginning. Excellent work on the sci-fi futuristic descriptions and character interactions. I liked it and I want more. Please see the full review at: http://ebookit.wordpress.com/
  
• The Thirteenth Unicorn on Feb. 08, 2011
  
  This was a good read! Pleasant and exciting. Stories about saving unicorns are some of my favorites. Great descriptions. I actually thought that this would pass for a children's book very well. Please see the full review at: http://ebookit.wordpress.com/2011/02/08/the-thirteenth-unicorn/ I can't wait to read more from this author!
  
• Awake on Feb. 10, 2011
  
  I was taken with the premise of the book. I was not impressed with the way the storyline progressed or the confusion it seemed to create. The characters were very interesting and description was vivid. Please see the full review at: http://ebookit.wordpress.com/
  
• Under The Stairs - Book 1 in The Bandworld Series on Feb. 19, 2011
  
  I literally savored this book like a turkey dinner with a fine wine and cinnamon apple pie for dessert! A man literally steps into the shoes of a mage in another world. He not only has to convince the natives of this world, but himself, that his magic is real. I think the constant thinking this character did is what really drew me to him. John Lyon is not a typical man. He investigates things fairly thoroughly and even when proof is staring at him, he's still making sure that it's really good proof. This character has got plenty of personality that's for sure. All the other characters in the whole book have personality too. Distinct individual personalities that are so well written they walk out of the page and present themselves to you. Please see the full review at: http://ebookit.wordpress.com/2011/02/19/under-the-stairs/
  
• I, Woodrow-- The Confidential Diary on Feb. 19, 2011
  
  I apologize. I could not get through this book. The first couple of dozen pages were absolutely nothing but whining and it really disappointed me. I finally had to put it down because it was so disjointed and depressing.
  
• His Robot Girlfriend on Feb. 24, 2011
  
  I can really see the tongue in cheek parody here of many robot stories. The purposeful use of brand name products, internet viewing and purchasing as well as directed advertising in the storyline makes for dry smiles. By itself, a man getting a robot to use as a girlfriend, would be a dry experience indeed if not for Wesley Allison's sense of humor. The main character Mike leads such a very normal life that we can really relate to with typical problems and such typical thoughts. It seems so very unexciting just talking about it. No one area is dwelled upon for very long however, and so what you may expect to be unexciting becomes unusual and interesting. The visual descriptions are very nice and when Mike's life starts to pick up, you really feel good for the guy. The robot itself does not do anything that invades our own personal mental space and becomes just as comfortable to us as it does to Mike. Where does this story fall down? It really doesn't. Not even when the story complications come into play and you say to yourself "Here it comes.." and you believe that this will be the spot where your mental comfort level with the robot is going to be broken. The story complications stay just that, story complications, and not character complications. This really keeps the reader in the story. With a maximum of 4 - 5 characters, the story never becomes belabored and each character retains their identity. When Mike does something spontaneous, it creates a pleasing atmosphere to the story. Put very simply, Mike is a lonely guy. He needs companionship. Does he get it? You bet. Does he get what he expects? Not quite, it's a bit better than he expects because his personality and the personality of the .. product?.. are so compatible. A nice mix of futuristic and humanity. Very worthy read and a well written author. Please see more reviews at: http://ebookit.wordpress.com/
  
• Beneath Sea and Sky: Erotic Stories of Fantasy on Sep. 06, 2011
  
  t's wonderful to see the imaginative take on an erotic line here. So many mix "romance" and "erotica" until it becomes a boring plugged blur of sex acts or just little more than a porn book. Shanna takes fantasy erotica and makes it irresistable. This is the best erotica I have ever read hands down. I recommend this for anyone over 18 with no hangups about sex. There are references to gay "ism" and lesbian "ism" and those other "ism"'s that sometimes make people uncomfortable. Everything was put together smoothly and purposefully so that the lines in stories such as Heatsong especially built upon one another to mimic the lust it inspires.
  
• Among Women on Sep. 12, 2011
  
  This book affected me pretty deeply. It made me think, and I like my literature books to do that. This is a story about other peoples stories. I can see you going "huh?" Wait for it, there's more.. Among Women is specifically about the stories of a group of inmates. When Pearl Caldwell joins them, she keeps her head down and herself to herself. She's heard what jail is like and wants none of it. What she thinks of these women and the reality of what she experiences are two entirely different animals. She quickly learns that each person has their own reason for being there and their own story. Not only does Pearl learn many of their stories, she comes to see them as individuals and writes these stories down. In doing so she finds a place to fit in this group of outcasts. I like the fact that not only do we see each person has a story, but the stories draw you in and even keep you on edge a number of times. These women are depicted as human beings, not quite the animals that are commonly thought of in the prison system. As you read you may look at other people and yourself just a bit differently. If you are looking for a well written women's literature book, this is it. It is intelligent and gripping. Not only do I want you to read it, but I recommend you share it. Full text review available at www.ebookitreviews.com
  
• The fact about acne-How to treat acne on Sep. 25, 2011
  
  This is in the Oh No list for good reason. In 5 pages I could not even get through 3 of them. 1. This is not formatted correctly for E-readers. The pictures need to be reformatted so that one picture is not broken up in the page. 2. There was no sentence or paragraph structure. Indeed the intro could not even be read without trying to puzzle out what Mr. Fred was saying. This appears to have been meant as a pamphlet type item instead of an E-distribution. Skin is referred to as "fur". Later on I saw blatant plagiarism from sites such as WebMD. 3. After the pictures is a line which is very disturbing. It specifies a site address and "For other health issue on how to cure Cancer, Diabetes, e.t.c." The site itself blames cancer on "artificial food" and a sedentary lifestyle. There is no scientific evidence, proof of claims, or qualifications of the author anywhere. Stay away from this. Stay away from this author. Stay away from the sites the author endorses. Want real acne help? Go to your doctor, go to a skin specialist.
  
• Frogarty on Oct. 11, 2011
  
  This is a wonderful childrens book! Especially superb for Halloween. All about a nasty, ugly witch who eats all sorts of disgusting things and is horribly mean! She stomps, she's rude, and well, she's a real witch! Fantastic descriptions, just the giggle that kids love. Hear a reading of the first chapter at www.ebookitreviews.com. I'm really happy with this purchase!
  
• Letters to My Ten Year Old Self on Oct. 11, 2011
  
  Fabulous!! Nicely done. I really appreciated being able to contribute to this book. It's heartwarming to see peoples real words about their lives. :)