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Member Since: Feb. 13, 2011
Georgeanna B.
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Bella Street
Latest book: Apocalypse For Realz (Apocalypse Babes Book Six). Published on December 17, 2011.
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Willow Cross
Latest book: A Christmas Miracle. Published on December 10, 2011.
(4.50 from 14 reviews)Smashwords book reviews by Georgeanna B.
- The Part-Time People
on March 29, 2011
I liked this book very much. You really do meet all kinds when you work retail. I was a little worried about David, but the ending was great. :)
- Turned (Book #1 in the Vampire Journals)
on April 06, 2011
Like the other reviewers, I loved this short, fun story! And, like them, I'm looking forward to more.
- The Accidental Exorcist
on April 06, 2011
Joshua Graham rocks! I was sucked into this story immediately and I loved every minute of it!
- Coffin Humor: A Short Story
on April 21, 2011
Fun! With a surprise ending!!!
- Death and Taxes (The Accidental Acquittal)
on April 25, 2011
Another great story from Joshua Graham!
- The Accidental Rebel
on April 25, 2011
Some of the reviewers wished for this to be turned into a novel. Not me. It was a very intense short story. Very emotional for me - from longing for a bowl of chowder to annoyance, horror, frustration, and, finally, glee. It's perfect just the way it is.
- The Accidental Hero
on April 25, 2011
I don't know how to review this one without spoilers, and I'd hate to ruin it for someone who hasn't read it yet. I'm just going to say that this is another winner from Mr. Graham. My cynicism says 'improbable' but my heart says 'nothing is impossible'.
- Diary of the Displaced
on May 04, 2011
A guy wakes up completely alone, in the dark, doesn't know where he is or how he got here. No food or water and only the clothes on his back. Nothing looks even remotely familiar. No telephone poles or houses, etc. And so it begins. Glynn James first posted this as a free e-book, one chapter at a time, on another site. I discovered it when he had about half of it up and I was immediately addicted to it. It has ghosts, zombies, creepy settings (not necessarily on Earth), a truly evil villain, more mysteries than you can shake a stick at, and, my personal favorite, Dogthing! I love, love, love this story! I immediately bought the whole book when it came up for sale even though I could keep reading it for free online. 5 STARS
- Chasing Spirits
on May 09, 2011
Hard book for me to review. I absolutely LOVED the tie-ins to the Corridor and Glynn's writing style is so comfortable, I fell right into the story. The bizarre, unexplainable things Reg has witnessed in his lifetime come through loud and clear. The only downside for me was that I couldn't help but feel sorry for the poor guy. I kept wishing for his life to take an upswing, not just in his finances, but for him to be a happy person. But, perhaps that's a personal failing of mine, and not anything to do with the story.
- The Z Word (Apocalypse Babes Book One)
on Aug. 07, 2011
I won't recap the story, as it's been done in other reviews. I will say that Seffy annoyed me, and endeared herself to me. The rest of the cast isn't fleshed out enough for me to form much of an attachment to them.( I hope we get to know them better in the sequels.) The story kept me interested and really wanting to know what happened. I STILL want to know what happened. What the heck happened??? Why have they reinvented themselves and tried so hard to forget their origins? How did this 'blast' come about? Who, what, why, where????? And what's up with the zombies? Are they everywhere or just in the immediate vicinity of our heroes??? I will positively read the next installment in this series.
- Straight to Hell
on Oct. 15, 2011
This story isn't about a succubus. It's about a very human woman named Lillith struggling to do the best she can with what she's got. She's so strong that she's keeping it all together pretty well after a divorce, her house burning down, and relocating. Relocating to not only a new home, but a very greatly reduced style of living than she was accostomed to. She went from being an 'elite' to' trying to make ends meet'. She has a tiny support system and several dependents. Doesn't wallow in self pity, but keeps on keepin' on. The her mother dies unexpectedly, and so does Lillith. She ends up in a sort of 'hell's waiting room' and is informed that, because of a deal one of her ancestors made centuries ago, she has to allow a demon to posess her and live her life as an instrument of evil. Either that or totally die and be gone forever. The difficulty she has trying to walk a tightrope between doing the devil's work, and being a person who always does the right thing - because it's the right thing to do- is what this story is about. I'll be on the lookout for the next book in this series, and anything else that Michelle Scott writes.
- Twenty-Five Years Ago Today
on Oct. 27, 2011
A little danger, a little romance, and lots of mystery. I enjoyed the heck out of this book. I didn't figure out the 'who dunnit' until the author was ready. I love when that happens! The peek inside the newsroom was really fun, too. The characters were really well done and completely believable. I will absolutely be looking for more of Stacy Juba's work.
- The Shoemaker's Son
on Nov. 27, 2011
Loved this!!! Darcy is a delight. The two prequels have more than roped me in--I can't wait for the novel to come out! I don't want to add any spoilers, but I sure hope there's a good dental plan in Brogan's future ;-)) Truly, truly looking forward to 'A Head For Assassination' by Gayle Ramage--and anything else she writes.
- Scent and Shadow: an Aether Vitalis Novel
on Dec. 02, 2011
I totally enjoyed this book! It's refreshingly different from any of the paranormal stuff I've been reading. I will positively be looking for more books by Mercy Loomis!