Erin Miller

Erin Miller is an artist and a writer. She always has her head in a book, be it a novel or a sketchbook.
She used to live in New York but migrated to the west, lived in Nevada for a time and then returned to the Northeast.

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• 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!
  
• A Fighting Chance on June 14, 2012
  
  A very interesting romance novel. This is what I have to say about Barb Wolfe’s A Fighting Chance. A Fighting Chance by Barb Wolfe is a story about DJ who is a woman who owns her own dojo and is a sensei for MMA (Mixed Martial Arts). Erin Ryan who is a reporter visits her dojo to get a story from DJ. The interview is set and the bond between them is love at first sight. DJ and Erin share one passionate night with each other but afterwards something tragic happens to Erin and she goes through a bout of temporary amnesia. DJ supports her lover through her flashbacks and memories. Throughout the story they both learn to open up to each other. A Fighting Chance by Barb Wolfe is an amazing romance novel. Admittedly, the editing could have been done a lot better. There were quotation marks where there shouldn’t have been and sometimes I had to reread certain passages. Still, it is a great love story and I do recommend it to anyone who has an intense love for the martial arts and a romantic side to them.
  
• The Valkyrie's Tale on July 05, 2012
  
  An interesting novel that is different but pretty good. I found this book The Valkyrie’s Tale by Jeff Fecke on smashwords. I love mythology and that is I admit, what made me attracted to this book. Lorelei Voss is a valkyrie apprentice. She has visions of a world in which there is more sophisticated technology than her own. She also has a twin from another world, if you will, who is having visions of her own world. The story unfolds in a unique adventure. Lorelei’s place of home gets destroyed and she and her friend are the sole survivors. Now undertaking a quest, they seek to bring balance to the two worlds, if one can. Along the way, they meet other people and faerie creatures. Some of them help the women on their quest and others are out to destroy them. I like The Valkyrie’s Tale by Jeff Fecke and I rate it an 8 out 10. I’m wondering if Fecke has a sequel to this book since he did leave it on a cliff hanger. The eBook was released in 2008 according to the publication date and it is now 2012 so who knows. Either way, it is an interesting tale and I enjoyed it immensely.
  
• Vultar's Heart, Body and Soul Mate Part 1 on July 05, 2012
  
  Certainly a different type of writing style is presented in this story. Beth Wright has written a science fiction romance in her story Vultar’s Heart, Body, and Soul Mate Part 1. The woman named Setiana by Vultar is the only human in an alien race of people who are best described as partially reptilian. Another race of aliens are snakelike that want Setiana for themselves. The story itself was interesting and I’m always up for a good scifi. The story is written in what I think is a mix between 1st and 2nd person perspective on Setiana’s account. A lot of people seem to have enjoyed this story and have laughed at all the ridiculous implications in it. I had to chuckle myself when the ages of the alien people were revealed.
  
• Ravens in the Sky on Aug. 09, 2015
  
  Ravens in the Sky is a captivating book with the main character who is a detective wizard named Irulen. It's refreshing in that the characters aren't typical fantasy stereotypes and there is a play on their psyches which adds more to this well written book. Mr. Bly combines realism in that Irulen's magic is finite and presents challenges for each character contained therein. Although it takes place in a fantasy world, each character has a bit of something each reader can relate to, at least if you have a dark past... Still, the characters are enjoyable, the plot was amazing, and he did leave it on a cliff hanger so he better release the next one soon! With that said, this tiny review doesn't do the book any justice and really, just go read it!
  
• I Wore Heels To The Apocalypse on Oct. 07, 2016
  
  The apocalypse. Spies. Zombies. A badger? Who doesn't love a witty badger with the attitude that everyone's an idiot? It all works in this hilarious comedic apocalyptic story. Right from page one it takes you on a romp. Kerry starts out as what appears to be an airhead and then it gets funnier from there. The character development uses a lot of stereotypes but in a comedic way that just adds to the story. The story itself, well, I don't want to spoil it! I absolutely love how this book makes fun of itself. The author is a genius for penning something like this. Anyway, there really isn't much more I can write about this story. So go check it out, leave a review, and enjoy the satire.
  
• Gods Behaving Badly (Book One) on Nov. 06, 2016
  
  At first, I really did not want to read this book. I was hesitant because I thought I would hate it since I normally don't read this type of thing unless it's filled with a lot of humor. With my prior misgivings I jumped right in and read the whole book. This was a pleasant surprise. The book has humor and the author has certainly done her research on mythology in order to write this book. It's set in our time with a bunch of renegade gods and goddesses “behaving badly.” Ah, I see what she did there. So, this book is about the human form of Hecate who calls herself “Cate.” Her soul was stolen by Hades and her lover is Ares. Alright, so we have a love triangle and a “Hecate-Cate” who is sarcastic, witty, and who is portrayed as a “bad-ass.” These types of books are getting more and more popular and I can see why. It's a really cool portrayal. For a first book, I like how this author is doing. Personally, I felt the book was a bit short but that's a good thing. I look forward to seeing more of this author's work and I give this book an 8 out of 10.
  
• The Little Voice on Nov. 26, 2016
  
  This book is one that I normally don't review. I read a variety of things of course, but my reviews mainly stem on science fiction and fantasy- my favorite genres. Needless to say, this was not in that genre. This was a literary piece filled with psychological and philosophical notions. The writing style is different than I'm used to reading. I believe it's second person prose. However, the author did this on purpose and it worked. Yew is the main character of this story who when he turns six, starts listening to the “egot” inside of him. This was an interesting play on words and if you are familiar with psychological theory you will understand where the inspiration for this comes from. Throughout his life, Yew then obeys rules and the “egot” becomes smaller and smaller until he eventually forgets it. Then one day in adulthood, after a chance meeting with someone from his past, he finally “snaps.” At times this book can seem a bit over-saturated with case studies in psychology but it does help to move the story along. It can actually help a person who may not be familiar with the concepts used throughout the book so it works if you have no background knowledge but paradoxically, you need some background knowledge to fully appreciate what you are reading. Anyway, this book combines both psychological concepts and eastern philosophy via Lao Tzu. So in a way, it's academic brain candy but written in a way almost everyone would understand. I wouldn't be surprised if this book was eventually used in a high school classroom or rather, a university classroom. Needless to say, this was a page turner and certainly something to keep your eye on. What the author presents in his book certainly makes you think and he leaves it up to you to interpret the end of the story for yourself. It's a good book. And definitely, one that should be read by all.