A Murderous Affair by Jonathan Digby

A Murderous Affair

By Jonathan Digby

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status	Read December 28, 2013
format	Kindle Version
review	A Murderous Affair by Jonathan Digby is an excellent mystery which takes place in and around London after the defeat of the Spanish Armada. If you like a great “who done it” type of novel you will not be able to put this one down. I really like the way the author developed his storyline. He included just the right amount of background information to make the story come alive in a very historical faction. Even though the book was full of plot twist and turns it was easy to follow. This made it that much harder to put the book down. Jonathan Digby did an excellent job of developing his characters. I found each of them very real and easy to identify with. His background information along with his story telling style made the characters take on a life of their own. I really enjoyed A Murderous Affair by Jonathan Digby and I highly recommend this book to all readers.   [Please note: I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.]   Click Here to order your copy of A Murderous Affair from amazon.com

Two Rivers by Zoe Saadia

Two Rivers

By Zoe Saadia

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status	Read December 23, 2013
format	Kindle Version
review	I really enjoy reading good historical fiction and Two Rivers by Zoe Saadia is great historical fiction. It will keep you glued to the pages and wanting more. Zoe Saadia’s style of storytelling brings history to life. Her characters add realism to the history and make it easier to relate to and follow. Once again she has done an excellent job of character development, creating characters that are easy to identify with. It is apparent from the beginning that Zoe Saadia has done her homework and research into the history of this era. She has taken know historical events and added her characters and a little fictional twist to make it come alive. Yet, she sticks to the basic historical truths of the era. I really enjoyed Two Rivers by Zoe Saadia and highly recommend this book.   [Please note: I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.] Click Here to order your copy of Two Rivers from amazon.com

Feed Your Spirit by Kimberley J. Payne

Feed Your Spirit

By Kimberley J. Payne

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status	Read December 21, 2013
format	Kindle Version
review	Feed Your Spirit by Kimberley J. Payne is an excellent collection of devotionals on prayer. I totally enjoyed this book and found it very helpful. I have read a lot of books on prayer and praying but this book is one of the short books on prayer I have found. Kimberley J. Payne did an excellent job of developing the stories and themes of the book. I found them easy to follow and understand. Most importantly I found the book to be helpful. It will help to build and make my prayer life more real. I really enjoyed Feed Your Spirit by Kimberley J. Payne and I highly recommend this book.   [Please note: I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.] Click Here to order your copy of Feed Your Spirit from amazon.com

Ann's Cupcake Stand by Jennifer Ogden

Ann's Cupcake Stand

By Jennifer Ogden

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status	Read December 21, 2013
format	Kindle Version
review	Ann’s Cupcake Stand by Jennifer Ogden is a delightful children’s book full of fun and rhymes. It is a story of children setting a goal and then working through all the challenges to accomplish their goal. I really like rhyming books and this is a great story full of fun and awesome rhyming. The illustrations were excellent and helped make the story come alive. I really liked Ann’s Cupcake Stand by Jennifer Ogden and I highly recommend this book. I give it my "Grandpa Seal of Approval."   [Please note: I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.] Click Here to order your copy of Ann's Cupcake Stand from amazon.com

Beyond the Wildlands by Lana Axe

Beyond the Wildlands

By Lana Axe

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status	Read December 20, 2013
format	Kindle Version
review	Beyond the Wildlands by Lana Axe is an excellent short novella with will keep you glued to the pages from start to finish. I literally could not put this book down and read it straight through. The author did a great job of developing a storyline that was full of adventure and action. Each new plot and twist added to the story and kept you wanting more. The story was well developed and easy to follow. I liked the way Lana Axe developed her characters. She gave them a personality that was easy to relate to and believe. I really liked Beyond the Wildlands by Lana Axe and highly recommend this book.     Click Here to order your copy of Beyond the Wildlands from Amazon.com     No Kindle - No Problem. Click Here to order your e-version of Beyond the Wildlands from smashwords.com

Valley of Darkness, Part 2 by A.B. Whelan

Valley of Darkness, Part 2

By A.B. Whelan

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status	Read December 16, 2013
format	.pdf ARC Version
review	In Valley of Darkness, Part 2 by A. B. Whelan the adventures of Victor and Molly on the planet Arkana continue. The action is non-stop and once you start reading it is hard to put this book down. The author did an excellent job of continuing the story started in part 1 of Valley of Darkness and it moves seamlessly from one book to the other. The storyline is well developed and very intriguing. With each new plot twist and turn, it draws you further into the story. A. B. Whelan has down a great job of creating characters that are both believable and easy to identify with. These are people that I felt like I could have grown up with and been friends with. I really liked her style of writing and character development. I really enjoyed Valley of Darkness, Part 2 and I highly recommend it to all readers.     [Please note: I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.] Click Here to order your copy of Valley of Darkness 2 from Amazon.com

The Traveller by Garrett Addison

The Traveller

 

By Garrett Addison

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status	Read   December 10, 2013
format	Kindle Version
review	The Traveller by Garrett Addison is a story of the life of businessman who spends his career on the road for an unappreciative company. Then one day he comes alive with both confidence and the “Midas touch” in his business dealings. He goes from being underappreciated to a hot commodity in his business. The book is well written and has several interesting plot twist. Overall, I found the story to be slow and dragging. After the initial excitement the storyline became very repetitive. I also had trouble identify with the lead characters. This only made it harder for me to get into the book.   [Please note: I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.] Click Here to order your copy of The Traveller from Amazon.com

Galactic Energies by Luca Rossi

Galactic Energies

By Luca Rossi

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status	Read December 9, 2013
format	Kindle Version
review	Galactic Energies by Luca Rossi is a great collection of science fiction short stories which will leave you wanting more after each story. If you like robots, vampires, shape shifters and magic you will find a story for you. The author did a great job developing each of the stories, creating a tale which was both short and able to cover her subject. Each story was exciting and very intriguing. I like each of the characters in the stories. Though each was very different, they were believable and easy to identify with. I enjoyed reading Galactic Energies by Luca Rossi and recommend this book. Click Here to order your copy of Galactic Energies from amazon.com

The Boy Who Spoke to God by Randa Handler

The Boy Who Spoke to God

By Randa Handler

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status	Read December 6, 2013
format	.pdf Version
review	The Boy Who Spoke to God by Randa Handler is a great children’s book about getting along. It is an excellent read not only for all children, but for adults also. I really like the way the author used the various culture differences in religious beliefs to show how we become so closed minded. The story took a serious subject and portrayed it in a cute and at times funny way, while making a serious point. Randa Handlers character and story development was excellent. The story was very easy to follow and understand. Her characters were believable and easy to identify with. I really enjoyed her storytelling style. I liked The Boy Who spoke to God by Randa Handler and I highly recommend this book. I give it my "Grandpa Seal of Approval."   [Please note: I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.]   Click Here to order your copy of The Boy Who Spoke to God from amazon.com