Location: United States
Member Since:
Dec. 15, 2012
4 readers have added this author as a 'Favorite Author'.
C. J. Berry
Biography
C. J. Berry is your average middle-aged, middle-class, Midwestern cat lady. She used to read Poe to mellow out, graduated to LeFanu, M. R. James and other Victorian masters of genteel horror, and is now trying her hand at it.
Books
The Last Seen of Phoebus (The Phoebus Affair, Book Two)
by C. J. Berry
Price:
$2.99 USD.
Words: 78,420.
Language:
English.
Published: May 26, 2013
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Categories:
Fiction » Fantasy » Historical
The ancient evil unleashed in ‘Belle of the Cabal’ dominates Nicholas,having all but enslaved him and Clarissa, the woman he loves. Only a fellow victim’s intervention saves him from the demon’s grip. Now on the run, Nicholas must discover his enemy’s true nature, as well as his own arcane ancestry.
Belle of the Cabal (The Phoebus Affair, Book 1)
by C. J. Berry
Price:
$2.99 USD.
Words: 61,260.
Language:
English.
Published: December 31, 2012
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Categories:
Fiction » Romance » Time travel, Fiction » Fantasy » Historical
When his adored Lady Clarissa is ensnared by a demon, London gentleman Nicholas ‘Phoebus’ Piercey tries to save her, only to be plunged 200 years into the future, where chivalry is obsolete. Immortal now, Clarissa claims him for her master, but cannot kill him. Phoebus’s old-fashioned principles have reawakened her heart, but can she ever defy the demon who has stolen her soul?
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Smashwords book reviews by C. J. Berry
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The Platform Guard
on Jan. 05, 2013
This is a good, solidly written short story. The atmosphere of the train station on a rainy day, its age, the women's waiting room, are vivid. I wish there had been a little more to the romance, though, to give more emotional weight to the heroine's heartbreak. No typos found - thank you for editing! I wish more authors did!
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Murder and Mischief in the Hamptons
on Jan. 05, 2013
Missing both 'Medium' and 'Ghost Whisperer', I got much the same vibe off of this book, though with more comedy and glamour. Now, I have to read the first one!
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The Canary
on Jan. 05, 2013
(no rating)
A very fragile, sweet - almost too sweet - story - NOT for cynics - DEFINITELY for romantics, especially those left lovelorn on Valentine's Day. Written in a delicate, sensitive prose style (and NO TYPOS! Thank you!), nothing jarring, all adding to the atmosphere. Well done.
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The Canary
on Jan. 05, 2013
One more thing - forgot to mention the fine cover - wouldn't that look fine on a T-shirt?
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U. City's Bravest and Kindest
on Jan. 16, 2013
(no rating)
This is a solid, well-researched piece of journalism. You get to know everybody involved on a human level. Duggan doesn't pump up anything for maudlin drama. She builds up the atmosphere, the people's personalities, the stories within the story very naturally. And no typos!
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U. City's Bravest and Kindest
on Jan. 16, 2013
Sorry, I forgot the stars.
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Playing With Kryptonite
on March 06, 2013
At last! A romance that isn't about two horny, vacuous porn stars! These seem like real people, in a well-rendered workplace setting. Maybe the author would like to expand this into a longer story? I'd read it!
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Smashwords Style Guide
on May 26, 2013
This guide is very reasonably and sanely written - thanks, guys!