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Member Since: March 19, 2011
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Erin Miller


Biography

Hey, I'm Erin.
My book The Midnight Dance is a collection of poetry I have written beginning when I was in high school up until 2011 or so. The poems are macabre so it's not intended for anyone who doesn't like to trail on the dark side.
My book The Chaotic Worlds of Erin Miller is an omnibus collection of poems and short stories. Some of these stories will force you to think but they are mainly meant to be enjoyed.
My book "Vince and His Two Moms" is a children's story. It is about a six year old boy and his family. His parents are same sex parents but it shows that this little boy can still be happy.
My book "For The Love of a Family" is actually a short story. It's free so if you don't already have a copy please download it so you can read it. I would also appreciate a review. This book of mine happens to be a prelude to the current series I am writing.
My book Intrigued By First Sight is how Jackie and Honey from my story "For The Love of a Family" first met. In this current series I am planning to have four books in it. Intrigued by First Sight is finished but I admit it most likely needs some editing. I'm working on that. The second book in this series of mine is due to come out soon. The second book is called Rougher Tides.
I will have more book series and books to put out as well soon enough. Please help yourself to my treasure trove and please leave reviews. If you would like a free book just let me know and I will give it to you in return for a review.

Where to find Erin Miller online

Website: http://expertscolumn.com/users/erin-miller
Twitter: Xenales
Facebook: Facebook profile
Blog: http://zombieerinsfiction.blogspot.com/

Books

Intrigued By First Sight    by Erin  Miller
Price: $5.99 USD. 69450 words. Published on May 19, 2012. Fiction.
(5.00 from 1 review)
Honey Elizabeth is a freshman in college. Jackie is the bad girl type and has no room in her life for love, but when she meets Honey things stir in her heart that she has never known before. Entranced Honey and Jackie begin a love affair like no other.
Vince and His Two Moms    by Erin  Miller
Price: $1.99 USD. 220 words. Published on May 19, 2012. Fiction.
Vince is a six year old boy who tells you how happy he is in his family.
The Chaotic Worlds Of Erin Miller    by Erin  Miller
Price: $3.99 USD. 21740 words. Published on March 26, 2012. Fiction.
This is an omnibus edition of selected poems and short stories from Erin Miller contained in a single volume.
A Test Of Faith    by Erin  Miller
Price: $0.99 USD. 3950 words. Published on January 24, 2012. Fiction.
(5.00 from 1 review)
Sarah was just an average Long Island, New Yorker. All she wanted was to move on with her life and seeks the aid of a therapist.
For The Love Of A Family    by Erin  Miller
Price: Free! 7940 words. Published on December 13, 2011. Fiction.
Jackie Miller is a police officer who loves her family very much and will do anything for them, even if it means getting suspended from the police force...
The Midnight Dance    by Erin  Miller
Price: $2.99 USD. 18340 words. Published on December 13, 2011. Fiction.
The Midnight Dance is an anthology of Erin Miller's dark poetry.

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Smashwords book reviews by Erin Miller

  • Rymellan 3: The Triad on April 10, 2012
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    Sarah Ettrich lives in Canada and has penned amazing stories for the lesbian community. Here is a review of her third novel in the Rymellan series which is called Rymellan 3: The Triad. In Rymellan 3: The Triad by Sarah Ettrich, Mo is developing feelings for her third chosen or rather fiance/wife, Jayne Adams. The arrangement that Lesley, Mo, and Jayne had, which was to be civil but not get in each other’s way, is now coming to an end due to this. They know that the triad depends on their getting along and loving each other but it is very hard to do. No one who is into monogamy wants to willingly share their partner with a third party, and it is a constant struggle between the trio. In the story the Chosen council decided they were for each other, since using science they could tell who a person’s best match is. This I don’t agree with but it makes sense in the story itself, but I would never agree to this in real life! Rymel is a totalitarian (dictatorship) society but in the book it is essential to the story. Now, I can’t stand the dictatorship and reading the story wracked my brains on that. Still, the character development between all three characters was indeed good. The struggles they faced getting to know each other, holding back feelings for each other, and finally coming to terms with each other and their feelings for each other was interesting. I don’t know if Sarah Ettrich plans to make a fourth book to this series but I would definitely read it, even if the whole society makes me cringe. It is a good story nonetheless and if there is a fourth book, I would definitely read it! I rate this book a 10 out of 10!
  • Romancing The Sword First Omnibus on May 16, 2012
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    Samuel Z. Jones is the author of one of my favorite trilogies called Akurite Empire. I even convinced my partner to read the book. I’m not sure if she has read it yet, but I hope she does. Anyway, when Mr. Jones told me about his quintet Romancing The Sword, which was a prequel to Akurite Empire, I was only to happy to oblige. So I have read the first book in his quintet so far. The first book is Kingdom of the Void by Samuel Z. Jones. I’m actually now reading it a third time. I noticed that in Mr. Jones books I tend to find something different each time I read it and I think that’s a pretty amazing feat to pull off. I have to say I love this man’s books. They’re so refreshing from the normal formula of mainstream fantasy which is in desperate need to change. In Kingdom of the Void by Samuel Z. Jones, it stars Montesinos Desilva who is the son of Montesinos Dekellia. Desilva has grown up in the land of Silveneir which has a strong and very strict matriarchy which I found awesome. Anyway, Desilva’s parents abandoned him and he was raised as the War Mistress Eliana’s ward. Eliana has taken care of him and taught him how to fence among other things but then she tries to marry Desilva into Clan Kavnor in order to rebuild the dam of Loth Kavnor. Desilva isn’t too thrilled with an arranged marriage and I can’t say I blame him. So he flees into the land of Daricia in order to escape the politics of a marriage he never wanted. Unfortunately, Clan Kavnor are now on his trail led by Sabra’s sister Sorcha. Sabra was the main character of Akurite Empire and to see where she had originally started off from is amusing. You would never expect it from what you are used to in Akurite Empire although her former persona is mentioned. The same can be said about Sabra’s sister Sorcha. Also, I have taken a liking to the character of Meri Charn in this book. She is also in Akurite Empire. It doesn’t seem like she has changed much but some of the quirks about this character I find I like. If the author plans on writing some short stories on Meri Charn I will be the first to jump on that, but I don’t think that would be a good money maneuver for him as much as I would love to read it! However, you will have to read the book to see what I mean. To make matters even worse, Daricia is in the brink of civil war during the year of amnesty. The war lord Odacon plans to overthrow Daricia and a whole epic battle ensues that definitely takes more than one book to complete. There are even more surprises in this book as well. As I said I’m currently reading it for the third time and then I have the second book to indulge myself in. I rate Romancing The Sword Book 1 Kingdom of the Void by Samuel Z. Jones a 10 out 10.
  • Romancing The Sword Book V: Weapons of The Gods on May 16, 2012
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    (Romancing The Sword Book 5) Weapons of the Gods was written by Samuel Z. Jones. He is a writer on triond and if you have been reading many of the book reviews I have written you will know I absolutely love this man’s stories! Of course, some of it is questionable in taste to others out there but this book to me was the best one in the whole quintet. In the story DeSilva returns to Silveneir where he finds that in Silveneir’s foreign quarter a revolution is stirring. His father happens to be the leader of the revolutionaries and he is joined by Sabra who was originally thought to be dead. It’s pretty amusing how she came back and what DeKellia did to have her come back. Actually, it is outright hilarious. It’s also quite hilarious how everyone got to Silveneir as well. I was somewhat right in my guess of who the Daishen was and I did enjoy the scene between the Daishen and Charn. I also liked the battle scenes and the sorcery therein. I admit I still wanted to slap DeSilva around a bit. He annoys me to no end! I happen to like most of the characters though not all of them. My favorite character is still Charn but DeKellia and Hnasi come a close second and third. Actually, I find the Hnasi character quite amusing. It’s like a personal pet monster or in this case a pet cat with perks for DeKellia of course. You would have to read the book to understand what I’m talking about. The book has many twists and turns that all flow together and create a unique storyline. Jones has mentioned me in the acknowledgements too which I have to thank him publicly for. Still, even if I was in those or not the book is still a good one and as I said before, I think it is the best one in the whole quintet. I rate the book an 9 out of 10. I do agree with my brother Zack on one thing though. He is currently in the middle of reading book one of Romancing The Sword by Samuel Z. Jones. His quote I agree with is the following: “I really hope they don’t make this into a movie series. Hollywood would screw it up and the book itself is awesome!” By the way, Zack plans on becoming an actor so that is definitely saying something. Really, you should buy the book. You should buy all the books in the quintet or the whole omnibus edition once Jones makes one. It’s a really good series and I must say refreshing from the normal formula of fantasy being produced today.
  • Romancing The Sword Book IV - Masters of War on May 22, 2012
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    Masters of War by Samuel Z. Jones is book 4 in the Romancing The Sword quintet. It truly is a great book, action packed and filled with adventure. You really should read it if you are into the middle ages setting. Then again there is something for everyone in this tale. Masters of War by Samuel Z. Jones is the tale of Montesinos DeSilva and his father Montesinos DeKellia. Of course, they are with the Queen Rathe or rather separated from her at this point to attend the war upcoming in Kellia between the Kellions, Kraags, Daricia, and so forth.The war lord Odacon is dead and Rathelon had tried to usurp Odacon’s position in power. DeKellia, DeSilva, and the rest of their party had left the island of Hrinor which is definitely a drug filled paradise and went back to war. The Queen Rathe is a lunatic that wants her daughter to become the Empress of Daricia. DeSilva wants to escape her too since the queen wants him to marry her daughter, and this whole adventure started when DeSilva had fled so he wouldn’t have to be part of an arranged marriage. There are so many side stories in this book that all tie in together much like the rest of the quintet, and the stories I have read from Mr. Jones so far. I have to admit I was surprised learning who Kam Daishen really was, if I understood that correctly. I think I did. I like this story. It made me shudder at times, laugh at others and truly question through some tough things but all in all, it was an enjoyable piece of fiction. My favorite character is still Charn but I also like the Lady Vari Orcini or at least I did for a short amount of time. Sorcha grows on you with her experiences and how she is handling everything. You end up feeling sympathy for her. DeSilva, I found myself wanting to slap about but then I remembered he is a fictional character so I can’t. DeKellia is insane but he is also smart about it and I have mixed feelings about that character. I also am curious as to Sabra Kavnor and how she makes a comeback from her current position. Needless to say, this book was an enjoyable one. It took me a long time to read it but it is still worth every cent for the person who wishes to read a decent fantasy fiction book.
  • Romancing The Sword Book III - Sins of the Father on May 22, 2012
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    Samuel Z. Jones is the author to Romancing The Sword Book 3 Sins of the Father. Mr Jones definitely has a great imagination and a good voice in his story telling. It is also evident from this book that the guy has played video games which is something I mean as a compliment. The book was a good one and I am definitely intrigued to read the next. In the book DeSilva has finally found his father, Montesinos DeKellia. It is a somewhat touching reunion. Anyway, they are in the land of Hrinor where everything is a form of narcotic. That was interesting to me. Still, even though they are in Far Hrinor where everyone is at peace and there is no wars, probably because everyone is always stoned and way too happy-yay for Utopia!-DeSilva has to leave with DeKellia and the crew. Daricia is still in civil war and and the Queen Rathe has proven she is insane. I have a feeling I know who Kam Dashien might be but I won’t let on. I want to see if Sabra ever gets the armor removed though I find it ironic that she is clad in armor in this quintet so far that she wants to desperately get out of, and yet in the Akurite Empire trilogy she dons the armor she wears proudly. The action scenes were intense and I enjoyed them. Sometimes it reminded me of playing video games. That was an interesting moment to be drawn into nostalgia. I actually pictured two of the battle scenes in this book as if I was playing a Final Fantasy video game. It was pretty cool, I must say. I rate Book 3 of Romancing The Sword Sins of the Father by Samuel Z. Jones and 8 out of 10. Please pick up the book today! You are guaranteed to be entertained! Make sure you start with the first book in the quintet though. There is more to this book as well, but like always you will just have to read it for yourself. It is worth every penny.