Publishing by Rebecca J. Vickery
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Publishing by Rebecca J. Vickery seeks to assist other authors in learning the ropes of Indie-Publishing and providing readers with exciting, quality, ebook reading particularly in the genre of traditional style romance.
We also include a few other genres such as Mystery, Suspense, Paranormal, Speculative Fiction, Women's Fiction, and Children's Books for variety.
Our work is especially designed for those who love to kick back at the end of a hard day and escape from their problems and worries for a while with a great read.
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Eli: Warriors for the Light
Ebook Price: $3.99 USD. 37670 words.
by Karen Michelle Nutt and published by Publishing by Rebecca J. Vickery
on July 7, 2010
At a very young age the Rules of Conduct for the Fallen Angels were drummed into Eli Grigori’s head. He managed to break all of them. He falls in love with Ryden O'Sullivan, a human, his soul mate. Hashasheen demons, assassins for hire are sent to take out Eli and Ryden. With his wings bound and his magic gone, can Eli protect his love? Will any of it matter to the Watchers?
No Greater Love
Ebook Price: $3.99 USD. 82510 words.
by Kinzie Monroe and published by Publishing by Rebecca J. Vickery
on July 7, 2010
Attorney Kirby Shelton has met a lot of wackos in her life. But the computer software queen, Leah Dalton, takes the prize. Leah, facing a losing battle with cancer, comes to Kirby with a plan to end her life on her terms. Leah invites Kirby and five of her closest friends to her estate, and offers to make one of them a multi-millionaire. All they have to do is kill her.
Will they do it?
Your Place or Mine
Ebook Price: $2.99 USD. 20450 words.
by D. S. Craver and published by Publishing by Rebecca J. Vickery
on July 5, 2010
Sydney Smith decides it’s time to move out of her tiny apartment and become a home owner. Blake Smith, no relation and a real hottie, also wants to see the duplex. A mix-up has them viewing it together. They both love the house. There's also some sparks flying between the two of them, or is Sydney the only one feeling that way?
A highly sensual story of fun, home-buying, and more...
I Love God's Creatures
Ebook Price: $1.99 USD. 530 words.
by Rebecca J. Vickery and published by Publishing by Rebecca J. Vickery
on March 30, 2010
A preschool/kindergarten picture book including a poem focusing on loving all of God's creatures. Best when shared with children and grandchildren for eliciting discussion of accepting differences and varied cultures.
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- Hannah's Man
on Oct. 18, 2009
Hannah's Man by Rita Hestand
Review by Rebecca J. Vickery
This was the first book I've read by this talented author, but it won't be the last. I now intend to read her other stories about these Travers brothers and their adventures in finding and keeping their women.
In Hannah's Man, following true cowboy style, Rusty Travers sees a woman in distress and reluctantly goes to her rescue. Hannah has secrets and one of them is that her ranch is mortgaged to the hilt. In order to save her home, she has to rely on this cowboy she doesn't know and has no reason to trust. A great play on the cowboy coming to the rescue theme by Ms. Hestand.
Then Rusty and Hannah begin to find a lot of traits they like and respect in each other. But that's only after some very entertaining interaction. Ms. Hestand balances the conflict and the attraction expertly and has you turning pages to see what could possibly happen next.
And just when you think the problems are all wrapped up and this couple is on the way to riding off into the sunset, there's a surprise call for Rusty from home that might change everything.
This story was extremely entertaining and provided a welcome escape after a hard day. I loved it and would highly recommend it. I gave this book 5 stars and will save it to read again. I am definitely looking forward to Ms. Hestand's other works.
Review by Rebecca J. Vickery
(This book was purchased and this review was neither requested nor paid for in any way. The opinion expressed is the reviewers who was not compensated in any manner.)
- Chief Cook and Bottle Washer
on Feb. 20, 2010
She never imagined a big, busy cowboy like Deke Travers sitting in a rocking chair holding a baby, reading a story, and sounding as though he enjoyed every moment of it.
"What? You don't think I had a Mama?" He slanted the baby a weird expression. "Well I did. And she was almost as pretty as yours."
Emma's heart lurched again. What a strange and wonderful combination this man was. The kind of combination a woman could get her heart tangled up with. But, of course not hers. No, she wasn't here for a man. She wasn't looking for a husband.
This is my favorite snippet from Author Rita Hestand’s romantic western, Chief Cook and Bottle Washer, from her Travers Brothers Series. To me this little excerpt tells the story of this read. A tough cowboy like Deke Travers, with a marshmallow center, and a woman named Emma who does everything she can not to fall in love with him are definitely my kind of read.
Ms. Hestand did an excellent job with making us feel Emma’s despair and desperation when she “bumped” into Deke and the emotions she felt throughout the story. Sammie Jo is a fun, heart-wrenching addition to the cast. Even the Travers Brothers' father became real to me and is an important part of the story. But Deke, the cowboy who melts over the child, Sammie Jo, captured my heart. A true Texas cowboy.
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I gave this novel five stars for plot, characterizations, and just a darn good read. I am a big fan of Rita's style.
- Lie on a Yardstick
on Mar. 21, 2010
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- Fated Destiny
on Jul. 07, 2010 (no rating)
Danger, manipulation, and tragic irony make this an exciting and breath-taking read. I give this short five stars and my only complaint is that it ended so quickly.
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- See No Evil, My Pretty Lady
on Jul. 21, 2010
In a style reminiscent of mystery greats such as Agatha Christie and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Miss Mae spins a “whodunit” with flair and suspense, and actually makes room to include a bit of romance in the mix. This is a book to be savored with a good cup of tea or coffee and will keep you guessing until the very last pages.
The plight of Dorcy, a sweet young woman newly arrived in London, is heightened when she is attacked by a man thought to be Jack the Ripper. The plot thickens when Dorcy’s employer is found murdered. The entrance of the estranged son of the victim, Gareth, completes a small group of characters who are possible suspects and also might be the White Chapel killer. The appearance of Inspector Sosby from Scotland Yard seems to complicate matters, rather than resolve them, as there is some doubt as to whether he is who he says. When all the suspects are thrown together in one location, the situation becomes tense and dire as accidents and pranks indicate the killer moves among them. And during all this, how could romance be blooming for one couple?
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