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Anna Andrews
Latest book:
The Little Book Of Short Stories.
Published on March 10, 2013.
April L. Miller
Latest book:
Vampire High School (Book4: Blood Red Roses).
Published on April 9, 2013.
Austen Knowles
Latest book:
Rise of the Golden Age: The Coming Dawn: Book III.
Published on May 10, 2013.
Brian Kittrell
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Cure.
Published on March 27, 2013.
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Brighton Hill
Latest book:
Bluewicked (A Watermagic Novella).
Published on April 17, 2013.
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Chike Deluna
Latest book:
The Pornographer's Party & Other Stories.
Published on May 6, 2013.
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Christine Kersey
Latest book:
Gone (Parallel Series: Book 1).
Published on April 2, 2013.
(5.00 from 1 review)
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Christopher Lapides
Latest book:
Seeds of Virtue, Dark Descent, Book I.
Published on March 20, 2013.
(3.50 from 2 reviews)
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Don McQuinn
Latest book:
Who Dares Define Victory (Moondark Saga, Book 3).
Published on March 30, 2013.
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Doris Hale Sanders
Latest book:
The Phantoms' Refuge.
Published on February 17, 2013.
Heidi Willard
Latest book:
Chimes of Midnight (The Catalyst Series: Book #4).
Published on April 30, 2013.
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"Price-Matching On Amazon – Fun Times"
Jerry Hart
Latest book:
Dargo's Dark Dream.
Published on May 19, 2013.
Jessica Sorensen
Latest book:
Ember (X) (Death Collectors, #1).
Published on April 22, 2013.
(5.00 from 1 review)
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Kristopher Morris
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Moonlight Witches: Destiny (Book 2).
Published on April 1, 2013.
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L.M. Sherwin
Latest book:
The Dark Ship.
Published on March 21, 2013.
(5.00 from 1 review)
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Logan Byrne
Latest book:
Revelations (The Trifectus Series - Book Three).
Published on March 29, 2013.
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LS Sygnet
Latest book:
Cloaked in Blood.
Published on April 3, 2013.
(5.00 from 3 reviews)
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"The End of “the foreseeable future”"
M J Porter
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Blue (The Dragon of Unison Book 2).
Published on April 25, 2013.
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Macaulay C. Hunter
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Runegame.
Published on March 27, 2013.
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"Dear Mother on the iPhone (Your Kids Will Be Fine)"
Maree Anderson
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The Seer Trilogy Bundle.
Published on March 31, 2013.
(5.00 from 1 review)
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"Buying a book? Getting the best bang for your buck"
Moira Katson
Latest book:
The Light & Shadow Trilogy.
Published on April 9, 2013.
(5.00 from 1 review)
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Philip Tucker
Latest book:
Vampire LA (Book 2 of The Human Revolt).
Published on March 19, 2013.
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"Epic Thoughts"
Rob Summers
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The Magic Coffins.
Published on April 20, 2013.
(5.00 from 1 review)
Ruth Watson-Morris
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Orion.
Published on April 4, 2013.
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Sarah Good
Latest book:
The Enchanted Writes Book Two.
Published on March 28, 2013.
SB Jones
Latest book:
The War of Antiquities: Six.
Published on April 14, 2013.
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Shannon Brown
Latest book:
So Weeps the Demon (Demon Slayer Part Two) Saving Demons Series Book Five.
Published on May 7, 2013.
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T.W. Piperbrook
Latest book:
Contamination 2: Crossroads.
Published on April 14, 2013.
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Tanith Morse
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Super Dark 3 (Super Dark Trilogy).
Published on April 14, 2013.
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Tessa Stokes
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The Task.
Published on March 16, 2013.
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Theresa Marguerite Hewitt
Latest book:
Siofra's Fight: Book 4 The Broadus Supernatural Society Series.
Published on March 31, 2013.
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Till Noever
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Continuity Slip.
Published on April 27, 2013.
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Wendy Owens
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The Prophecy.
Published on April 1, 2013.
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William Blackwell
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Infected Rage.
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Smashwords book reviews by Elizabeth Miller
- Burden Kansas
on May 12, 2011
(no rating)
Short and Sweet, Sweetly Brutal. I was hooked after the 1st chapter. Thought is was a little short but that does not mean that this story is lacking. It goes right into the action and keeps the momentum all the way --Rancher Keith Harris feels it is up to him to taken on the burdens of his family and he does it with style. Really hope Jessica gets her own follow up story line!!
- Surface in Heaven
on May 19, 2011
(no rating)
Not sure where the author was going with the story about 2 "teens" who are on the run from some shadowy group out to stop them from fulfilling their destiny. What destiny? Still not sure, but this story had a lot of potential to be great. Almost a marrige of Dune and 2001but just not all that readable
- Dirty Little Angels
on May 23, 2011
Wow... Straight to the gut story telling that makes you think. 16 year old Hailey is having a very bad year and she tells her story with no holds barred. Its the kind of story that makes you angry for any kids that has to remotely put up with even part of what happens to this girl. Good Job!!!
- Look for Our Mother and Our Father
on May 23, 2011
OK It really took me a while to want to read it because I read the introduction and was expecting a huge lecture and honestly I just skimmed this until I felt like reading something more serious than the fiction and I have been and let me tell you I wish I had read it when I first got it. THis auther never gets preachy and backs up a lot of their opionions while never making you feel like yours is not just as valid. I have now had a couple of friends who want to read it. Very nice job of relating opinion with parable to make their ideas easily understandable. Good Job!!!!
- Following My Toes
on May 29, 2011
(no rating)
Wow what a great story. Faith is a teacher whose boyfriend leaves her for her childhood best friend and in a flash decision after talking to another frined moves to another city and then her whole life goes a little wonky. Good characters, nice story pace and really was a lovely way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
Well worth the price!!!
- Entangled in Darkness
on June 03, 2011
If you have a family member that has a mental illness then you should read this book. It does an excellent job of helping to explain what goies on in the mind of someone with a mental illness. Annalyn moves out into the adult world and when the stress hits she starts a downward spiral that is terrifying to witness.
- The Bone Trail
on June 17, 2011
Very readable Romance, Mystery novel about a world class journalist who is coaxed into investigating two missing woman and falls for a hardworking horse triner who helps her. Not a bad way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Kikaffir - a Black Comedy
on June 21, 2011
William Shakespears MacBeth meets Anthony Burgess A Clockwork Orange. In a word, WOW. Shapespear's already violent play gets an even more violent turn in this rewrite. Not recommended for the faint of heart or easliy offended. I also enjoyed the Afrikaan language used it, it makes the story very interesting.
- Guardian of Eden
on Sep. 03, 2011
What an excellent book. This was hard to put down. Young Garrett, brilliant and protective, takes care of his younger sister Eden as they face a life that no child should have to face. Well written story with a bittersweet ending. I will proably read this one again. GREAT JOB!!! Nice way to spend an afternnon in the sun and well worht the price!!
- Guardian of Eden
on Sep. 03, 2011
What an excellent book. This was hard to put down. Young Garrett, brilliant and protective, takes care of his younger sister Eden as they face a life that no child should have to face. Well written story with a bittersweet ending. I will proably read this one again. GREAT JOB!!! Nice way to spend an afternnon in the sun and well worht the price!!
- The Woodsman
on Sep. 25, 2011
Stellar short story told in vivid detail. Wonderful descriptions of the day in the life of a man enjoying nature. Well Done!!
- Just Another Day in Paradise
on Oct. 11, 2011
ok WOW. If you don't mind some violence then this anthology of stories is amazing. Would highly recommend this to anyone who loves horror, thillers, sci-fi and pretty much almost every genre. They are inventive and riveting and VERY descriptive. There was not one story in the book that I did not enjoy and some just made me laugh out loud. This book is an EXCELLENT way to spend a day in the sun.
- Legend of a Ninja: Beneath the Shadows
on Oct. 16, 2011
OK this book will not be for everyone but I must say the action in the story was wonderful and the tight writing style made it a enjoyable read. I would love to see what Wrath and Zyonel have in store for the future and can't wait to find out who has been making them doubt each other. Since they supposedly knew each other so well how could either belive the other was so wrong without someone pulling the string especially when Darwins father is thrown into the mix. Not a bad way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- The Eyes that See - A Prelude to the Balancer Chronicles
on Nov. 06, 2011
Good story and nice accompaning peice to Legacy. It's a nice writing style and made for a nice way to spend about an hour or so in the sun.
- Skin: Short Fiction
on Dec. 12, 2011
Three very different short stories about skin: The Tattooist about a newly turned Vampire getting her first tattoo. The Terminal: Nurse reflecting on her patient as she prepares her for bed. The Tanner: a tanner who takes his skin obsession to the next level. All three stories are well written and pleasant reads but the third story is fascinatingly disturbing. An Excellent way to spend the afternoon in the sun!!!
- Daphne and the Silver Ash: A Fairy Tale
on Dec. 17, 2011
One day as Daphne sings to her infant daughter under the silver ash tree that is the center and health of her town the Phoenix, Seraphina, flies down to listen, Every hundred years the phoenix is reborn in the branches of the ash tree and the ciry is restored to splendor. This year Seraphina does not want to be be reborn in the tree and hides her spirit in Daphne who is forced to flee from the towns people who think she has stollen the great birds spirit. Now Daphne must figure out how to remove the spirit and save her town as well as herself. Nicely done and not a bad way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- The Strange Worlds of Hank Quense
on Dec. 21, 2011
Hystically companion to Hank Quense rather odd and funny novels.
- Tales From Gundarland
on Dec. 22, 2011
Charmingly funny retelling of some classics and new fairytales from the mind of Hank Quense. I read this to a group of 7 to 10 year olds who thought these were hysterical. Great read for story times and a nice way to spend a day in the sun!!!
- Clouded Rainbow
on Dec. 22, 2011
Roger Belkin is in love with his wife Lois. On their anniversary they go out for a fine dinner and romance, but on the way home disaster strikes. After a terrible auto accident leaves Lois in one hospital in a coma, Roger wakes to find himself in a different hospital with no memory of how he got there and only remember his terrible fear of hospitals. As the next day wears on Roger tries to remember what happened and how to get to his wife, unbeknownst that the police are now looking for him after he has several misunderstandings along his arduous journey. Well written novel that holds your attention. Great way to spend an afternoon in the sun!
- Clouded Rainbow
on Dec. 22, 2011
Roger Belkin is in love with his wife Lois. On their anniversary they go out for a fine dinner and romance, but on the way home disaster strikes. After a terrible auto accident leaves Lois in one hospital in a coma, Roger wakes with head trauma, to find himself in a different hospital with no memory of how he got there and only remembering his terrible fear of hospitals. As the next day wears on Roger tries to remember what happened and how to get to his wife, unbeknownst that the police are now looking for him after he has several misunderstandings along his arduous journey. Well written novel that holds your attention. Great way to spend an afternoon in the sun!
- Too Far Under
on Jan. 02, 2012
Cleo does it again. Danger and Ghosts come hand in hand for Cleo and her guide Tyler. Decently written mystery that was pretty good way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Isle of Stumps
on Jan. 25, 2012
Three very cool short stories all have a military thread to them. Ranging from bizarre to to ordinary boot camp. This was an definetly an interesting read. All three stories are really very readable and was a great way to spend a day in the sun.
- The Virgin King
on Jan. 26, 2012
Alternate history of the death of one of Englands Greatest Kings. Interesting premis but conversations where stilted and did not seem to grab my attention. If you are interested in history this is a nice fiction account but you have to want to read it.
- Gravity
on Jan. 30, 2012
15 year old Ariel is having a tough sophomore year. Her best friend went missing over the summer and evreyone wants to know if Aiel knows anything about it, not to mention she is being harrassed by the school elite. In comes Henry, the new guy, and when he befriends Ariel she starts to feel like a normal teen. That is until she starts to see the ghost of her missing friend. Good story telling and hard to put down. Can not wait for the next book and it was a great way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Gravity
on Jan. 30, 2012
15 year old Ariel is having a tough sophomore year. Her best friend went missing over the summer and everyone wants to know if Ariel knows anything about it, not to mention she is being harrassed by the school elite. In comes Henry, the new guy, and when he befriends Ariel she starts to feel like a normal teen. That is until she starts to see the ghost of her missing friend. Good story telling and hard to put down. Can not wait for the next book and it was a great way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Shelter (Blood Haze: Book One)
on Jan. 31, 2012
Not sure about the paranormal but not a bad read for the Tween set. 17 year old April is going to school for the first time after being hime schooled her entire life. Not only does she have to worry about the mean girls and homework, but how to deal with all the humans in school, since she is a vampire. Would have like to see the characters a little more fleshed out but all in all was not a bad way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Concerto
on Feb. 06, 2012
Nice romantic thriller. Violinist Chrispen Marnet has been a fan of Alexis Brooks as long as she can remember. The reason she joined this particular orchestra was because she would be playing along with the world famous virtuoso. As she becomes closer to Alexis she realises that there is a large cloud of suspicion hanging over him for his wife's murder. Chrispen knows Alexis had nothing to do with it and sets out to prove it not realizing the real killer is stalking her.
- If You Go Into The Woods
on Feb. 27, 2012
Really GOOD shorts stories. I would love to see If you go into the woods as a longer story. Writing style is tight and well done. I'm definitely looking forward to reading more from this author
- Transfection
on Feb. 27, 2012
Another great short story by David Gaughran. I would like to see some longer works because he has the short story down and would liek toknow if he can maintain a whole novel. Well written and good a read.
- Transfection
on Feb. 27, 2012
Another great short story by David Gaughran. I would like to see some longer works because he has the short story down and would like to know if he can maintain a whole novel. Well written and good a read.
- Progenitor
on Feb. 27, 2012
Funny, fast paced sci-fi story about a janitor on a spaceship that is about to detonate a dying star into a super nova. Funny characters pepper throughout. Follow Waste disposal extroidinaire, Tim Carr and Communications Officer Hannah Merrick as they race to make sure they can save the ship and possible intelligent life form.
- Ghost Plane and Other Disturbing Tales
on Feb. 28, 2012
I dont know that I would call these horror stories though all of them deal with death. Most of the stories are well written and read almost like poetry there are few that left me going "that's it" , but all in all these are very readable stories. Not a bad way to spend an hour or so in the sun.
- LilyPad Princess
on Feb. 28, 2012
Sweet story for small children. Princess Gwendolyn and her brother are playing in the gardens when Jack knocks off Gendolyns crown into the pond and when Gwendolyn goes to look for it she finds a tiny frog wearing a crown. Knowing her fairytales, Gwendolyn kisses the frog thinkshe has met prince charming, but instead she gets Princess Lily (or Freda if Jack has his way) and she has no memory of her home. Gwendolyn asks her father to allow her to throw a ball for Lily so she can see if anyone knows her and her family. Had a great time reading this for story time with the 3 to 8 year olds!
- Three for Avadar
on March 04, 2012
Nice tight writing and some very decent actions sequences keep this novel moving right along. Characters weren't deep so you don't really connect too closely with them but this by no means make this anything but an enjoyable way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Penelope and The Birthday Curse
on April 06, 2012
Cute young adult mystery story. Penelope is having a party but she doesn't really know the guest but her mother makes her attend anyway. Once the first body is found it seems that Penelope and her new friends try to figure out what's going on before someone else gets killed. Not a bad way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Stray : Touchstone Part 1
on April 13, 2012
Very nice sci-fi fantasy story about a teenage Australian named Cassandra, that while walking home turns a corner and ends up on another world. Well written and funny. Done in a diary form it was an excellent way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Gratuitous Epilogue : Touchstone Extras
on April 22, 2012
Just what it says it is. If you are one of those people (like me) who just wants to know what happens after the excitement hs died down and the threat of impending doom has lifted. Pleasant follow up to Cass and Zaorens new lives as family and was a sweet way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Restless Highways
on April 23, 2012
Rod Serling eat your heart out! Excellent set of decently disturbing horror stories. Would have fit in an Twilight Zone, The Darkside, or Tales from the crypt episode. Well done and nice way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- LS: The Beginning
on April 29, 2012
Interesting premis, laboreous read. YA novel of a super smart teen who comes to America to go to college and when he introduces himself to a beauty in one of his class something strange happens when they shake hands. The story line is really a great idea but the book reads like it was written by someone that learned english as a second language. And i don't know any teenager no matter how secluded (especially one with computer access) would repeatedly use the endearment dear so often unless it is used with the usual teenage sarcasm. I think with a little more tweaking this book can actual be a good read. Good try
- LS: Deception
on May 04, 2012
Wow. I really tried to like this book. I still think the story idea is brilliant but the writting is terrible. If I could count how many times the words "dear" and "chortle" were used. It is good try but lots of editing needs to be done. There are a lot of inconsistencies and detail in sections that wasn't needed and no detail in some sections that could have used it. Also this is a couple that have been together for a year and essentially spent ALL their time with each other and had not kissed? Really?
- Saint Peter Killed God
on May 10, 2012
Being anti-religion I was reticent about reading this story. The story of a priest who ends up in a mental health ward though caught my interest. Bold ideas that are presented in a clever story about a man trying to figure out his own beliefs while still trying to help others. Well done and a really bice way to soend an afternoon in the sun.
- Saint Peter Killed God
on May 10, 2012
Being anti-religion I was reticent about reading this book. The story of a priest who ends up in a mental health ward though caught my interest. Bold ideas that are presented in a clever story about a man trying to figure out his own beliefs while still trying to help others. Well done and a really nice way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Harbingers of Mortality
on May 12, 2012
This novel is very visual and well written. Not knowing it is part two of a series, I had no problem enjoying the story. Would have liked to have a little more of the actual assassination of the elf cause it sort of glossed over that part. The story seems more about a magical creature called a Paiktur that can use magic without it causeing too much strain on its well being and he has a plan to take over the empire. I can't wait to go back and read the first part. But all in all not a bad way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Gargoyles
on May 26, 2012
Decent medical thriller that is pretty darn belivable. Story has a good pace to it and decent characters and lots of action. If you enjoy Robin Cook, then this book is right up your alley. Pretty good way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Hang On
on May 28, 2012
After her mother commits suicide , Holly is sent to live w/ her abusive grandmother. Feeling rejected by everyone from a young age she struggles to feel normal and to have what she considers a normal life. When she meets a roadie names Trevor it is an instant connection but she knows there is no way that they could be togther because of her feelings of instability. Good story and well written reminiscent of Russel Crows Almost Famous and not a bad way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- The Premonition
on May 28, 2012
Too short, even for a short story but interesting premis and would love to see the idea expounded.
- Walking with Elephants
on June 03, 2012
Every woman I know has had not this exact experience but the same kind of experience and felt that freezing moment of panic when your world not only gets turned upside down but squashed. Funny story , well written with some laugh out loud moments. Has a dash of Erma Bombeck and a pinch of Gloria Steinem. A very nice way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Trafficked: The Diary of a Sex Slave
on June 03, 2012
Reading this will make you not only extremely angry but also (hopefully) will move you to try and help. This work of fiction is based on parts of true events for some people and sadly this happens everyday in every country including the USA. All I can say is that I am gratefully more lurid details about the actual assaults was not included. Well written and good read.
- Symphony of Blood, A Hank Mondale Supernatural Case
on June 30, 2012
Gritty crime thriller with sci-fi twist. Private detective Hank Mondale is down on his luck and needs a client to earn some fast cash when he gets a call from billionaire Thomas Blake out of the blue wanting to hire him to find the murderer now stalking his daughter MacKenzie. The only problem seems that the suspect seems less and less human with every murder. Decent sci-fi crime nvel and was a good way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- American Nightmare
on June 30, 2012
Interesting novella of the downward spiral of a middle aged man who has done the right thing all his life and ends up with nothing, that is until he finds a purpose. Not a bad story, couple of editing flaws that don't really detract, just made me have to reread the sentence context but wasn't a bad way to spend an hour in the sun.
- Grundish and Askew
on July 04, 2012
Imagine if Kurt Vonnegut found an unpublished John Steinbeck novel and gave it a rewrite. Then imagine in a drugged out haze Hunter S Thompson found it and rewrote it again, this book is what you would get. Losers Grundish and friend since childhood Leroy Askew can't seem to catch a break. Askew who has never raised his voice as long as Grundish has known him, goes into a killing rampage. Hiding from the law with Askew's Aunt, they get deeper and deeper into trouble. WOW. Greta way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Ten Typewriter Tales
on July 22, 2012
Another excellent book by one of favorite new author's. Mobashar Qureshi's books have not only been extremely readable but all of them very different and this one is no exception. To me of these stories are all about the decisions being made, either good or bad. Really enjoyed reading it and was a nice way to spend and afternoon in the sun.
- Beast Saves the Brothers and Sisters of the Cosmic I AM
on July 27, 2012
Beast who is actrually a laid back hippy trying to find Bo and Peep who are the spokepersons for the allian Twellerians who are coming to pick them up at some point. Slap stick abounds as Beast heads towards Last Stop after a Jazz trumpet player with a drug dealers bag hides in his car. With his Friend Frank who is actually working off an arrest with the Feds by leading them to Bo and Peep. Once at the Last Stop things couldn't go more wrong. I really wanted this novel to be funnier than it was but it does move right along and winds itself up with a decent ending.
- The Old One
on July 28, 2012
Nice taut horror novella. Our intrepid hero, David, is out of work and stuck in the small town of Myrtle. After a run in with the town oddity, David learns there is something in the woods something big, dangerous and very old. Fun story and and a great way to spend time in the sun
- Bingoed
on July 28, 2012
Sweet mystery story about a group of elderly females how try to find out what happens to one of the members of the community in which they live. Light hearted fun with some laugh out loud funny moments and was a nice way to spend the afternoon in the sun
- Alone (Vampires and the Life of Erin Rose - 1)
on July 31, 2012
Erin Rose wakes up in an apartment she doesn't recognize to a face she doesn't know and no idea of how she got there. Knowing she lives in a world where there are two factions of vampires, the Spectavi, who only drink synthetic blood or from a willing victim, and the Sanguan who only drink from humans, willing or not. Erin spends a year working at a job so she can try to figure out what happened to her and whyshe has no memory of the past. With the help of new Sanguan friends Erin infiltrates the Spectavi world to find out who is telling the truth. The idea of this book is very good, the writing style works very well but the Erin character was just annoying. The build up was great but Erin's character was all black and white with no shading. Good try and a was a pretty good way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Campaign Promises
on Sep. 12, 2012
Too Short. I've now read several of Laurel Osterkamp's stories and all of them have been good and this one is just as readable. Witty, fast paced and well worth a look. A wonderful way to spend an hour or so in the sun.
- Magical Stories
on Oct. 13, 2012
Well written short stories. I look forward to this arthors longer stories. My kids enjoyed them immensly. Exellent for story time and nice way to spend an hour or so in the sun.
- Lucifer's Odyssey
on Nov. 11, 2012
Witty, Sarcastic and fun. This is definetly not a bible story. A bit confusing at the onset but once you get to about the forth chapter, everthing starts making more sense. Once you get passed the character names and get into the story this turns into quite the science fiction fantasy battle story. Excellent writing style allows you to visualize every scene. Good way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Become an Atheist - A Short and Snappy Guide
on Nov. 18, 2012
Just what it says short and snappy. Witticism in progress. Just as laugh out loud fun as all his other guides.Check themout for some quick and light heated reading!
- Get to the Point! - A Short and Snappy Guide
on Nov. 18, 2012
If marketing jargon leaves you befuddled then reading this guide will help you laugh at it. A quick look at how the marketing world even in politics has learned to say a whole lot about nothing. Good Job!
- Become a Dictator - A Short and Snappy Guide
on Nov. 18, 2012
I've told everyone at work that some day I would rule the world and now have found the how to guide. This was the first guide I won from this author and now I have read almost all of his guides. Check out the list of Guides and let your mind soak up the funny.
- The Hawk And His Boy
on Nov. 23, 2012
The authors notes say that this author took ten years to write this trilogy, It was time well spent. Young thief Jute is hired to sneak into a house covered in magic wards to steal a box from its upper most tower. The agile boy has no problems making it into the house and getting to the box but the pull to open it is beyond his control. Now that he has let loose what was held magically within, his terifying adventure begins. Intricate plot and charactes made for an enjoyable afternoon in the sun. On to Book 2. Great Job!
- The Telescope Builder and Other Stories
on Dec. 09, 2012
Excellent set of short stories. All are well written and make you want to know what happened next. Also every story seemed to make you wonder what could have happened to you at that point in your life. Great way to spend an afternoon in the sun. GREAT JOB.
- Dumpsterotica: How Dirty Are You?
on Dec. 15, 2012
Loved it but too short. Can't wait for the next installment!!
- A Feast of Flesh: Tales of Zombies, Monsters, and Demons
on Dec. 16, 2012
Wonderful anthology. Every story is very readable and should give you a good case of the willies if read after dark. A great way to spend an hour or two in front of the fire.
- The Caldarian Conflict
on Jan. 27, 2013
Rip Roaring Adventure Story. Follow the adventures of Brother Mendell as he bands together pirates and monks to save the city of Caldera from the cruel rule of Admiral Cain and his evil henchmen. Hard to put down adventure story, can NOT wait for the next installment. A Great way to spend the afternoon in the sun
- Storyteller
on Feb. 13, 2013
Enjoyable enough fiction about a summer a wandering youth spent learning how to be a bard. Well thought out story and has a lot of excellent historic references that were fun. I found it a little boring and was annoyed with the way each chapter ended. All in all this was not a bad way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Haunted on Bourbon Street (Jade Calhoun Series: Book 1)
on Feb. 26, 2013
If you like romance then this novel is for you. I am a sucker for these types of books because you can put them down and come back with out losing the story. The story is a good one and the steamy romance scenes are worth a look but this like a lot of others makes me want to strangle the female leads. All in all a pleasant enough way to spend the day in the sun.
- The Gossamer Sphere, Book One: The Gossamer Crown
on March 15, 2013
Very enjoyable young adult fantasy novel. Young Kevin working as a summer intern on a drilling vessel is present when they hot something that starts disasters all around the world. Enter Caitlan, a mysterious young woman who says she knows whats going on. After she locates 17 year old Lizbeth and 18 year old Zach, they start on a quest to save the planet. Can't wait to read the rest of the series! Decent read and an enjoyable way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Anyone
on March 19, 2013
Good follow up to Gossamer Sphere. Story starts after the Cataclysm with 17 year old Tatania being forced to move with her mother across country to live aith her grandmother. Starting a new school is never easy and then to find out you're a shapeshifter and you are being stalked by an underground group that wants to study you. I found this story just as good as the first and look forward to reading further stories by this auther. Good Job. A very nice way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- B-Sides and Broken Hearts
on March 20, 2013
The only think I could think after reading this was this is what it would have been like if Cameron Crowe was a girl. When Joey Ramone dies, Lisa realizes that her boyfriend is a dick and she misses her friends. She jumps in her car, leaving Seattle and heads to L.A. to meet up with rock legends Electric Blue, who she has known since before they were famous. The long drive brings up old memories of her days when she was young and she would pick up and go to see her favorite punk bands. If you are a music fan this this book is for you. It reminded me of all the great music that has come and gone. Good Stuff and a great way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Denibus Ar
on March 20, 2013
Wordy archeological adventure following a group opening an unknown tomb. If you can get past the first couple of chapters it is a pretty good read. The story does pick up speed and become a decent thriller type story and other than the beginnng being so slow this was an enjoyable way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Toren the Teller's Flight, Book 2
on April 05, 2013
The contuation of the story of Toren, the worlds most powerful wizrd. The second book is just as readable and enjoyable as the first. Excellent young adult fantasy story that really does pull at the imagination of possibilties. Well written and can not wait for more from this auther. Good Job. A Nice way to spend the afternoon in the sun!
- Fantastic Realms
on April 11, 2013
Heavy language makes for a rough read but if you can get past it there are some really well written stories in this anthology. Mr Turner is showing that he can write with each story and book getting better and better. All are fantasy world driven with swords and sorcery abounding and one or two have a laugh out loud story line (Magical Entities Not for Sale). Fun read and a great way to spend an afternoon in the sun!
- Brandon Marlowe and the Alpha in the Omega
on April 23, 2013
Second Brandon Marlowe is just as readable as the first one. Brandon is still at school and still adjusting to being the newest ranked member od the school. Between school and practice, Brandon rarely has time to search the Omega Files for information on his brother much less do research on the son fo Zues, Alpha. Join Brandon and his squad as they practice and learn for the battle or all battles with the Gods. Easy to read and nice read for young adults and I look forward to the next installment. Nice way to spend an afternoon in the sun.
- Lion (Vampires and the Life of Erin Rose - 2)
on May 05, 2013
Enjoyable Segway Novel. The second in the series follows Erin as she learns to live as a vampire. Going from extreme fear of them in the first story to becoming very deadly as one in the second. Erin contemplates what life is as one of her fears. She also decides revenge is her best foot forwards as she looks for the vampire Christopher who she thinks killed her best friend but comes to find out it was an even older vampire names Alexander. Follow Erin into battle as she tried to come to terms with her new life. Nice way to spend and afternoon on the sun.
- Hope (Vampires and the Life of Erin Rose - 3)
on May 10, 2013
If you are a fan of action Anime then this series is for you. Erin and her Sanguan friends are still fighting the evil Twins that were let loose on the world. Can she and her friends help stop them from releasing hell on earth. Follow Erin and her friends as they hunt for the reliquary that will end the world as we know it. Good series and great way to spend an afternoon in the sun.