Dare Not Blink by Gerald Gillis

Dare Not Blink

By Gerald Gillis


My Rating

status	Read December 23, 2012
format	pdf Version ( Author Provided)
review	Welcome to the world of cut-throat, backstabbing, power grabbing big business and corporate greed. Dare Not Blink by Gerald Gillis is a fictitious account of this world and the lives it affects. I really enjoyed this novel in part because of its realism and true similarities to the real world of corporate greed and ambition. I think I like it so much because it brought up memories of stepping on people and being stepped on in my life. I could remember how it felt to be stab in the back and thrown under the bus by work “friends”. Gerald Gillis did an excellent job of developing the storyline and stuck to the main theme throughout all of the twist and turns. It was easy to follow and very believable. Once I started reading I had trouble putting the book down. The characters were believable and easy to identify with. I like the way the author developed each character; I could feel the emotions and the pain each went through with their rise and fall. I really enjoyed Dare Not Blink by Gerald Gillis 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.] Buy your copy today from Amazon by clicking on the link below. Click here to buy your copy from Amazon

The Dreamer Genome by Steve S. Grant

The Dreamer Genome

By Steve S. Grant


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status	Read December 20, 2012
format	epub Version ( Author Provided)
review	The Dreamer Genome by Steve S. Grant is an excellent sci-fi novel. I thoroughly enjoyed every page of this book. From page one to the end it kept me glued to the story. The author did a great job weaving a tail of suspense and a little intrigue together into a well-developed storyline. Each new plot and twist tied into the main story and was easy to follow.  My only problem was it ended and now I HAVE to read the next book, it was that good. The characters were well developed and very believable. It was easy to relate to each of the main characters, both the good guys and the bad. I found myself joining into the action as an unseen extra, cheering on each of the other characters. I really liked The Dreamer Genome by Steve S. Grant. 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.] Buy your copy today from Amazon by click on the link below:  Click here to buy your copy today from Amazon. No Kindle? No Problem. Click here for all other version via Smashwords.

Information Cloud by Peter James West

Information Cloud

By Peter James West


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status	Read December 16, 2012
format	Kindle Version ( Author Provided)
review	Information Cloud by Peter James West is a combination of science fiction drama, corrupt police, terrorism, and the power of information. It is full of action and adventure which I found hard to put down. The multiple storylines were easy to follow and tied in well to the main theme of the book. The author did a good job of developing and keeping each storyline exciting. The action was none stop, with new twist every time you blinked. The characters were well developed and very believable. I like it when the heroes of the story have short-comings. This makes them all the more real and likeable. I enjoyed the book and look forward to future works by Peter James West. I recommend Information Cloud by Peter James West.   [Please note: I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.]

Touching The Clouds by Bonnie Leon

Touching The Clouds

By Bonnie Leon


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status	Read December 12, 2012
format	Kindle Version
review	Touching the Clouds by Bonnie Leon is an exciting, action packed adventure tale of Kate Evans, a bush pilot in the wilds of Alaskan during the depression era. I totally was captivated by this book. The author did an excellent job of developing each character and their strengths and weaknesses. It was easy to follow them and get involved in their story. You could feel the emotion from each character. The storyline was well developed and easy to follow. I love the way the Bonnie Leon’s writing style made you feel you were there, like smelling the bacon sizzling. She painted a picture of both a beautiful Alaska and a harsh unforgiving Alaska. Another nice part of the book was her ability to weave a Christian message into the story without sounding to religious. It was a great book to read. I really enjoyed Touching the Clouds by Bonnie Leon and look forward to reading other books in the series. I highly recommend this book to all readers.

The Seer’s 7 Deadly Fairy Tales: A Compendium by Elizabeth Marx

The Seer's 7 Deadly Fairy Tales: A Compendium

By Elizabeth Marx


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status	Read December 8, 2012
format	epub Version (author supplied)
review	I really enjoyed The Seer’s 7 Deadly Fairy Tales: A Compendium by Elizabeth Marx. The story was well developed and well thought-out. It grabbed my attention and kept me reading, wondering what was next. I especially liked the section on definitions for various things associated with Irish folklore. Since the book was just an introduction the full length version, All's Fair in Vanity's War (The Seer's Seven Deadly Fairy Tales) by Elizabeth Marx, it served its purpose. It captured my imagination and now I look forward to reading the entire book. I recommend this book to capture your imagination.

Falls by Eric Dontigney

 

Falls

By Eric Dontigney


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status	Read December 8, 2012
format	epub Version (author supplied)
review	Do you enjoy reading a good fantasy novel full of magic, monsters and heroes? What if the book was a modern day thriller and not an ancient tale? Falls by Eric Dontigney is just such a book. It is an excellent read full of adventure. The storyline is well thought-out and easy to follow. It kept me on the edge of my seat during the entire book. It is full of action and fast paced adventure. I really like the way Eric weaved his tale. The characters were well developed and very believable. It was easy to identify with them and follow their trials and tribulations. I really enjoyed reading this book. I highly recommend Falls by Eric Dontigney.     [Please note: I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.]

Nastragull: Pirates by Erik Martin Willen

Nastragull: Pirates

By Erik Martin Willen


My Rating

status	Read December 5, 2012
format	pdf Version (author supplied)
review	Nastragull: Part 1 Pirates by Erik Martin Willen is an exciting and thrilling science fiction adventure. From the first page to the last it kept a firm grasp on my attention, making it hard to put down. The story line was well developed and easy to follow. The fast paced action kept me wondering what was going to happen next. With each new twist you just kept saying wow. I love a good space opera and this is one. The characters were easy to identify with and were very believable. Each of the main characters was well developed and their background info was relevant. There is one sour note in the story. There is a section where the author wrote an intense scene which had graphic and extreme sexual content. I felt it added nothing to the content of the entire story and in fact distracted from it. My personal opinion is it needs to be rewritten and toned way down. Other than this, it is an excellent book. I highly recommend Nastragull: Part 1 Pirates by Erik Martin Willen with the caveat “for mature reader.”     [Please note: I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.] Click here to order your copy from Amazon.com.