Patti Roberts

For me, talking to readers who love my stories and characters as much as I do is a dream come true. NOTHING is more exhilarating or inspiring. The author writes, yes, but I honestly believe it is the reader, who breathes life and soul into the characters in a book. Without the reader and their wonderful imaginations, stories and characters are words arranged neatly on a page waiting to be born, waiting to be loved.
To the reader, my characters and I thank you.
Patti Roberts.

Email: pattiroberts7@gmail.com
Connect with me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PattiParadox
Newsletter: http://bit.ly/PattiRobertsNewsletter
Twitter - PattiRoberts7

Other publications by this author:

The Paradox Series – The Angels Are Here – Book 1 is free. A paranormal time travel adventure with Fallen Angels, vampires, and a host of mystical beings.

Witchwood Estate Series - Going Home - Book 1 is free. The Craft meets Practical Magic.

You may also like to download a free copy of the Witches' Journal. Because there is a little witch in all of us.

Standalone contemporary romance, About Three Authors - Whoever said love was easy?

Non- fiction. Surviving Tracy, featuring true stories from survivors of Cyclone Tracy which devastated Darwin in the Northern Territory in 1974.

PATTI ROBERTS was born in Brisbane Australia but soon moved to Darwin in the Northern Territory. Her son Luke was born in 1980. Her son and grandson are the two leading men in Patti's life. She currently lives in Cairns, Queensland, where she is writing the Paradox Series of books. Since then, Patti has commenced writing the Witchwood Estate series, and a contemporary romance, About Three Authors – Whoever Said Love Was Easy? Patti has also published a non-fiction book, Surviving Tracy, featuring true stories from survivors of Cyclone Tracy which devastated Darwin in the Northern Territory in 1974.

Patti's books are available worldwide from, libraries, bookstores on request, and all the better online stores.

You can contact Patti direct at pattiroberts7@gmail.com

Future books to look out for:
KLA2EEN – A sci-fi series. We are not alone in the universe.
I'm That Girl. Contemporary drama/romance.
The Forgotten Girl – A sci-fi standalone novel about alien abduction.

In her spare time, Patti designs book covers and formats for authors.

You can email Patti direct if you would like to review any of her books - pattiroberts7@gmail.com

Twitter: @PattiRoberts7
Facebook: Facebook profile
Blog: http://paradoxangels.blogspot.com.au/

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About Three Authors
"WHOEVER SAID LOVE WAS EASY?" Not Becky Jensen! BECKY JENSEN'S FACEBOOK STATUS UPDATE: I hate cancer! I hate my cheating boyfriend! I hate my best friend! Heartbroken, Becky makes a wish that changes her life forever… Becky also discovers that all families have their secrets, and hers is no exception.

Witchwood Estate
FREE for a limited time. Short story series - episodic length All I can say is I loved this book - once I started to read it, I couldn't put it down!!!!! Jennifer Leblanc. There is something very evil lurking in the woods surrounding Witchwood Estate... Witches, spells, ghosts, sprites, shape-shifters, wolves and more... For all those young at heart... Equal measure of both Magic and Evil.

Paradox Series
The Paradox story continues... Love is not counted in years - Love is counted in heartbeats Love is not bound by distance - Love is bound by blood In the Ancient World - In the New World Love will prevail Some will kill for love — Some will die for love "Paradox is not a story in a place - it is the legend of a whole world." Ella Medler.

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• A Job From Hell (Ancient Legends Book 1) on May 12, 2011
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  The first thing that attracted me to the great book was the cover! Then the fabulous book trailer. Well I just had to read it. Although, you know what they say, you can’t judge a book by its cover. To bad, I did! And I was not disappointed. It was a well paced story with lots of diverse characters milling around capturing your attention at every turn. If you like paranormal romance, vampires, Angels, Demons - the whole motley crew…. Then this in a story you will really enjoy reading. It has been written with YA readers in mind. And I would have no problems recommending it in this category for readers that are itching to get their teeth into a juicy read... This is the one for you! Great job Jayde Scott – looking forward to your next instalment (Book 2, BEELZEBUB GIRL, that is being released on June 1st, 2011). Patti Roberts
  
• A Job From Hell (Ancient Legends Book 1) on May 14, 2011
  
  Great read for Ya fiction readers!
  
• Beelzebub Girl (Ancient Legends Book 2) on July 15, 2011
  
  I received a copy of this book from the Author to review and I was not dissapointed! Scott does it again. A fun read with lots of vibrant characters to entertain the reader from start to finish. Highly recommend to all YA readers that enjoy paranormal themes. Although this is a stand alone book, it is the second installment in the series. Book one - A Job From Hell, was also very much worth the read. So, if you are thinking about reading Beelzebub Girl, do yourself a favour and grab book one, A Job From Hell, as well.
  
• Raven (The Raven Witch Saga) on July 31, 2011
  
  Raven is Suzy Turner’s first novel in the series, and I found it to be an entertaining read to say the least. I read it over the entire weekend and loved it. The story is about a young girl, Lillian Taylor, who comes home from school one day to discover that her parents have gone missing. This is when Lillian is thrown into her new life in a strange world. She embarks on an incredible journey and slowly begins to unravel the daunting mystery behind who she really is. She constantly struggles to fit into this changing new world around her. There are a few surprises, and they aren’t always nice. This story will appeal to anyone who enjoys the YA fantasy genre. At 99c, you can't go wrong. This book ticks all the right boxes for an enjoyable read. And when the story comes to an end, you’ll be looking for the next book in the series, December Moon - which is due for release very soon I believe - I checked on Suzy's web page.
  
• How I Sold 1 Million eBooks in 5 Months on Oct. 29, 2011
  
  Great value! For the minimal cost of this book, if you are an independent publisher or are thinking about becoming one, then this book is worth every cent and more. Sure, John Locke could have said it in a few less words, but I for one am glad he didn't. I actually read it twice… I thoroughly enjoyed the read AND learnt a ton valuable information at the same time – most of which I will definitely put into practice. It was comforting to read about someone else's trials and tribulations in the self-publishing world. To know that at the end of the day, all the hard work was worth it. Read the book, you have absolutely nothing to lose and everything to gain… I give it 5 stars for value.
  
• Tomorrows Child on Feb. 06, 2012
  
  The Author, Starr West has a way with words. After reading the Hunger Games trilogy I wanted to read something in a similar vein - a damaged world fighting for survival...and I found it with "Tomorrows Child". I started reading this story about Seventeen year old, Psyche and didn't want to stop. I like the paranormal too so that really works for me too. This is a very well written book with a captivating storyline based in a dystopian world on the verge of total destruction. Only a few survive.... Give it a go, I think you will agree.
  
• Gift of Continence on Feb. 23, 2014
  
  If you love Aussie humor, you will love this gem of a book! Lots of laugh out loud moments. You could call it, "My Big Fat Aussie Wedding". There are a few "F" words, but it wouldn't be a true Aussie yarn if it didn't have a few profanities thrown in from time to time. Give it a go - and after you've read it, you'll agree that it has to go straight to the pool room along with all your other little treasures.
  
• User Pays on Feb. 28, 2014
  
  Haunting and disturbing in a twisted kind of way. This ebook is a short story that takes no time to read. It takes you quickly into a dark and twisted place that is entertaining in a morbid kind of way. I hate to believe there are parents actually out there like this, but I know there are, for whatever their selfish reasons, that is what I find so disturbing, Things like this happen.