Showing posts with label Fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fiction. Show all posts

Jan 11, 2017

Color of Love w/ GIVEAWAY

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COLOR OF LOVE
by Anita Stansfield

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I absolutely love the many twists in this story!
So creative and unexpected--making you read far into the night!
Amala, Henry, and Kat will become very close friends that you will want to spend time with-- wishing that their story will never end.
Such a GREAT BOOK! I highly recommend it!
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England, 1857

The British aristocracy is an inflexible judge. And for Amala, a lovely young Indian woman, that judgment is most keenly felt. Raised from a child by the wealthy Hepworth family following the murder of her parents, Amala grew up alongside the Hepworth's own daughter, Katarina, and was loved as both sister and daughter. The family is part of the charmed circle of the upper class, but Amala's place in society is tenuous. As an Indian woman, her life is marked by a sense of otherness and voices of prejudice. So when she embarks upon a sweet acquaintance with Henry Breckenridge, a white Englishman, Amala is both elated and terrified. She knows first-hand the opposition that an interracial couple would face, and courtship with Henry could destroy his standing in society.

Determined to spare the reputations of both Henry and her sister Katarina, Amala flees England with the hope that an extended trip will allow her time to heal her broken heart. But she never imagined the repercussions of that decision, and the heartbreak awaiting her. For when she returns to England, she finds those she holds dear facing unparalleled devastation. And now it is her love that holds the key to healing a broken family . . .

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Mar 30, 2015

Flowers of Grace

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Book Details
Author: Teresa Hirst
Release Date: February 2015
Publisher: Little Forest Big Spring Press
Genre: Fiction

I LOVE that this story was based on a true account!

I, too, work in retail and was so inspired when the book touched on "customers trading brick and mortar stores for online shopping."

As Lilly and Grace showed -- the one thing online shopping cannot give you is the personal service.

But oh how sensitive that personal service can be affected by that person's personal experiences they are now experiencing.

Grace has just endured a broken engagement and the loss of a close employee.

She is trying to make friends with the other employees, however she is also the manager.

Were is that boundary?

When Lilly gives Grace a hibiscus plant, Grace decides to bring it to work that it might be a way to bring all the employees together with a common goal...to get the plant to bloom.

"The simple gift is more than a plant. 
When it blooms, so does she. 
But when it dies, she fears love will too."

Along the way personalities will clash, a wedding will happen, a birth will take place, a death will come, and a new store opening will push them all to reveal their true selves.

Powerfully told!
Filled with passionate emotions!
A book worth Reading!
LOVED. LOVED. LOVED. IT!


About the Author
Teresa Hirst was born in Texas and raised in St. Louis, Missouri, with an imagination and creativity straight from the books she consumed in her childhood. She studied journalism at Brigham Young University and graduated with a bachelor of arts in communications. Teresa has worked for a newspaper, in public relations, and as a freelance writer and editor. Today, she observes and tells insightful stories--both nonfiction and fiction--that characterize our emotional experience with life.

Teresa is the author of Flowers of Grace, a novel inspired by a true story, released in February 2015. She also wrote Twelve Stones to Remember Him: Building Memorials of Faith from Financial Crisis, a nonfiction book about twelve families who crossed the Great Recession with faith. Her writing specialties include nonfiction books, women's fiction, biography and interviews, blogging, news releases, and LDS people and topics.

Teresa lives in Minnesota with her husband and teenage children. She is a Mormon choosing faith and gratitude to cope with neuroendocrine cancer. She enjoys cooking, sentimental movies, Sunday afternoon walks, and great conversations.


Sep 30, 2014

The James Miracle w/ SIGNED Book Giveaway

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Book Details
Author: Jason F. Wright
Release Date: September 30th 2014 ~ 10th Anniversary Edition
Publisher: Shadow Mountain
Genre: Fiction

FUN TIDBIT
On December 24, 2003, Jason F. Wright went to a copy shop and had them print and bind ONE copy of The James Miracle manuscript.

He had been secretly writing before work, during lunch, and when his small family slept.

He wrapped this precious gift for his wife as a Christmas present.

This is what Jason wrote about Christmas morning:

"The next morning, after our two little girls had opened their presents, I handed the package to my wife and nervously watched her open it. Her eyes went wide at the dedication and title page. 'You wrote this?' she asked, flipping through the pages. 'All of it?'

I laughed and assured her it was an original work. Then I explained that the book wasn't really the gift--it was the message."

The book was cherished and shown to a few close friends.

With their encouragement James had the book published..."and, against all odds, his writing career was born." 

NOW 10 YEARS LATER

We get to once again read the wonderful story of a family who are going different directions because of different demands...

Until one fateful accident rocked them to the bottom of their world...

A stranger and a string of  events will show them what really matters in this life.

"The James Miracle isn't just a novel - it's a message."

I absolutely LOVED this book!
GREAT writing!
FABULOUS story!



I had the great honor of meeting Jason and I am giving away a SIGNED COPY 
 (US address only PLEASE)

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About the Author
Jason Wright is a New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USAToday bestselling author.

He is the author of The James Miracle (2004); Christmas Jars (2005); The Wednesday Letters (2007); Recovering Charles (2008), Christmas Jars Reunion (2009); Penny's Christmas Jar Miracle (2009); The Cross Gardener (2010); The Seventeen Second Miracle (2010); The Wedding Letters (2011); and The 13th Day of Christmas (2012).

Articles by Jason have appeared in over 50 newspapers and magazines across the United States including The Washington Times, The Chicago Tribune, and Forbes. He has been seen on FoxNews, CNN, CSPAN and on many local and national radio shows.

Jason is also a popular speaker who speaks to over 100,000 annually on topics ranging from the value of service, the joy of failure, the lost art of letter writing and many other topics.

He lives with his wife, Kodi, and their four children in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.

Aug 19, 2014

Where Angels Tread

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Author: Loretta Livingstone
Release Date: April 2014
Genre: Fiction

I will admit that I have led a very sheltered life...and don't understand a lot of what people go through.

The other day my husband and I were driving past a park in a large city and I saw quite a few people who looked like they were homeless. 

It made me really ponder what happened to them that would lead them to live like that.

As I was pondering I remembered seeing A LOT of PRAISING REVIEWS on this book.

So when I got home I picked it up and read it.

WOW! Such a GREAT story!

Jeannie is a shy girl who's father left them and her mother, Rita, has to work many hours to provide for them. One day her mother brings home yet again another man by the name of Matt...

Matt is suave and slick and dangerous. He seems to really care for Jeannie at first...and then he seems to care a little too much.

Rita starts to feel betrayed and yells for Jeannie to GET OUT!

Jeannie runs away...

With nowhere else to go..she ends up on the street.

Through different events Rod, Carla, Jeremy and Mike will cross Jeannie's path in life "and will change it forever."

BEAUTIFULLY TOLD!
It will definitely leave an impact on your heart!


About the Author
British author Loretta Livingstone lives with her husband in a beautiful area of the Chilterns. She writes both rhyming and free verse about anything which happens to capture her imagination. She enjoys writing love poems, inspirational verse, verse about her strong Christian faith, and humorous poems, and has just published her first foray into the world of fiction.

"I have suffered from M.E. (chronic fatigue syndrome) for many years, which has put something of a kick in my gallop - to put it mildly. But I am just beginning to be able to do a little more. Hence starting to write books. At least that is something I can do lying down.

I also love to read. I read several different genres, but I have a particular love of medieval history novels. I am fairly picky though. I only have a handful of writers from that genre whom I really enjoy, Sharon Penman being my favourite. Luckily for me her books are huge, meaty tomes which, as well as providing excellent value for money, keep me glued to them for days."

Jun 12, 2014

Eagles Don't Eat Worms

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Book Details
Authors: Linda Kudlik and Jack Weyland
Release Date: 2002
Genre: Fiction

This book is an older title, but one I TRULY LOVE!

A VERY INTRIGUING CONCEPT!
CAPTIVATING!
COMPELLING!

You will want to read it again and again!

Jeff and his friend are trying to figure out how to make some extra money when an idea forms.

They will steal the dog from the blind lady, Lisa, and then return if for the reward.

Easy money and no one gets hurt...or so they thought.

Jeff is caught in the act and is now facing a charge of larceny and assault.

And this is where there is an AMAZING TWIST to the story...

Instead of Jeff serving time in juvenile hall, Lisa has a better idea for a punishment...

For two months Jeff will spend time with Lisa not only learning what if feels like to be blind, but he must also wear special contacts every day that will actually make him blind.

Read along while Lisa teaches Jeff why "eagles don't eat worms."

YOU WILL LOVE THIS ONE!
A MUST READ FOR EVERYONE!

AMAZON * GOODREADS
About the Authors
At the time of writing Jack and Linda had been friends for over 15 years. 
In 1990 Linda had a car accident that left her blind. 
After writing about 5 chapters she showed it to Jack.
He saw a lot of potential in it, and a chance to do something a little different.

So a partnership was made...

May 9, 2014

The Skeleton in My Closet Wears a Wedding Dress

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Book Details
Author: Sally Johnson
Release Date: May 2014
Publisher: Covenant Communications
Genre: Fiction

LOVE LOVE LOVE THE TITLE!

WHAT A FUN BOOK!
LOTS OF DRAMA!
FUN INTERACTIONS!
GREAT TWISTS!

It's hard to be a BYU freshman AND divorced AND only 19 years old.

But that is just what Sophia is!

She is still in love with her husband and has found herself depressed and angry.

Not a good mix when her roommates, who know nothing about the divorce, set their whole goal at
getting Sophia out of bed, out of her yoga pants, and out there socializing.

Sophia has a plan...

She will be busy doing her laundry on Friday night and unable to make it to the social.

It is in the laundry room, on a Friday night that she comes across Luke, who is also her home teacher.

As they wait for their laundry they begin talking and Sophia finds it easy to talk to Luke...

She will confide in him about:

*Roommate issues
*Family issues
*Even school issues

But can she tell him about her marriage issues?

SO WISH I COULD TELL YOU ABOUT THE TWISTS IN THE STORY :)

You will LOVE this book!


About the Author
What I Love . . . My Family, Writing, Reading, Chocolate, Being Crafty, Coupon Shopping, Trying New Recipes . . . (Although anything after chocolate has been all but abandoned since I started writing again!)

I have always loved to write. I have also always had an overactive imagination, which helps ALOT when making up fictional stories. In real life there aren't any do-overs. But in fiction there is editing, revising and good ol' deleting. In fiction, I can make my characters be anything or do anything I want. (I think that's called manipulating in real life). It makes me love the possibilities.
Sally received her bachelor's degree in English from Brigham Young University.

She and her husband, Steve, have four children and currently live in Las Vegas, Nevada.

(A review copy was provided, however, all reviews are of my own opinion :)

Apr 25, 2014

Oki's Island

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Book Details
Author: Kenny Kemp
Release Date: September 2006
Publisher: Alta Films Press
Genre: Fiction

This is one of the best books I have ever read.

Oki is fishing when a terrible storm hits.

When it is all over his island is gone.

As he searches for another island he finds that the people are different from those on his own island.

They have strange ways unlike his ways.

And he is told "for the safety of all you must go."

So he set out to find another island...

"As he searches for home, he discovers islands both strikingly similar and strangely different from his own; people and places that challenge everything he believes to be true."

SO AMAZINGLY GOOD!
A FANTASTIC JOURNEY!

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About the Author
I've worn a lot of hats in my life: musician, filmmaker, contractor, lawyer, author, and they all have something in common: each of these livelihoods is about story.

"Hold on," you say. "I get filmmaker and author, maybe even musician, and, okay, perhaps even a lawyer tells a story in front of a jury, but how is a contractor a storyteller?"

Well, perhaps contractor is stretching it. But consider: a contractor's skills make all the rest possible. With contracting, you work with a plan which is changed the minute you begin the job, utilizing imperfect materials that must be bent to your will (or not), customers (characters) that surprise and delight you, and a result that is never quite what you'd seen in your mind during the planning stage. Kind of like writing.

Okay, that's a strained analogy, so let's just be direct: contracting is what makes my writing possible because it has taught me that no matter how daunting the work seems at the outset, if you just open your toolbox and start working, amazing things happen.

Mar 6, 2014

Discovering Peace w/ Book + $20 Amazon Giveaway

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Book Details
Author: Jennifer Ann Holt
Release Date: March 2014
Publisher: Cedar Fort, Inc.
Genre: Fiction, Adoption

Unwed pregnancy, infertility, and adoption are all emotionally-charged topics.

So many lives are involved...the one pregnant, the one not pregnant, boyfriends, spouses, parents, hopeful parents.

My heart has been deeply touched with this book and I have more empathy for those going through any and/or all of this.

SO WONDERFULLY PORTRAYED!
BEAUTIFULLY WRITTEN!
AN AMAZING STORY!

Your heart will be touched as you read about how Ally decided the best thing she can do for her baby... is give her a family.

But her mom is struggling with Ally's decision.

Olivia and Michael are so excited to have adopted their baby and are hoping to adopt more...

Ally chose to give them their little baby girl, but the process of another birth mom choosing whether to keep a baby or not...

and if not, will she choose Olivia and Michael as her baby's parents is a powerful story line.

Can Ally move forward?
Can Olivia and Michael go through another turmoil of adoption?
Can they each discover the peace they are seeking?

A GREAT HEART-TOUCHING STORY!




Jennifer is giving away multiple copies of her BOOK
and a $20 Amazon Gift Card
To enter go to her BLOG and to GOODREADS

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About the Author
My name is Jennifer Ann Holt. I grew up as a farm girl in Enterprise, Utah, so I have lots of experience moving sprinkler pipe and mucking out calf pens. I can hold my own when handling a tractor as well. I have always loved reading and really like the power of the written word to heal, provide comfort and understanding, and uplift.

I graduated Cum Laude from Brigham Young University in December 1998 with a degree in Physical Education / Physical Therapy Emphasis. In March of 1999 I married my wonderful husband and we started our life together.

After a couple years of marriage, and without having had a successful pregnancy, we began pursuing both adoption and increasingly aggressive fertility treatments. We were blessed to be chosen by an amazing birth mom, and we adopted our beautiful daughter as a newborn. Following several failed adoption attempts, and several more years of fertility treatments (including a couple of surgeries) I became pregnant with our youngest son. We were waiting to update our adoption portfolio until after the first trimester to make sure the pregnancy was going to stick, and when I was just about a week shy of that 12-week mark, a wonderful birth mom picked us as the family for her soon-to-be-born baby boy.

She didn't mind that I was pregnant, she felt strongly that her baby boy was to join our family, and he did! We were excited at the prospect of our two boys only being 6 months apart. Then, my pregnancy took a nose dive. I developed severe toxemia almost overnight and had a mini stroke. In addition, we discovered that the cord was wrapped around the baby's neck 3 times. So, in order to save both of our lives, my doctor performed an emergency c-section and delivered our 2 lb. 8 oz. son about 3 months early. I was very blessed to recover with only some slight numbness on the left side of my face. And after spending 8 1/2 weeks in the Newborn Intensive Care Unit, and undergoing numerous blood transfusions, a surgery, and many scary moments, our youngest was able to come home and join his big brother and sister.

Today, my husband and I have three wonderfully healthy, happy children (including our two boys who are 3 months apart), and we feel at peace that all of the members of our family are here.

I love to speak about adoption and infertility, particularly about adopting and raising a multi-racial family and also about finding hope and healing through the Atonement of Jesus Christ. I must say that my family did not come in the way I always thought it would, but I have had some priceless experiences as my family came in accordance with my Heavenly Father's will, and it is better than I ever imagined!

(A review copy was provided, however, all reviews are of my own opinion :)

Feb 26, 2014

2B Not to Be

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Book Details
Author: Robert Hardman
Release Date: January 2014
Genre: Fiction

VERY FUN book!
A quick read of CrEaTiViTy!

Red pen, black pen, pencil, paper, and writer all sit at the desk.

The deadline is coming, but thoughts are not...


"Reaching over to the jar, Tim pulls out the pencil and presses it against the paper ready to release the words from within..."

Then he "slowly lays the pencil to rest."

"With the moment lost, inspiration turns to desperation, then hope..."

as Tim opens the box from under the Christmas tree.

It is a laptop...

"...it looks so isolated, so out of place and so alone in Tim's timeless world, yet with pressure mounting...the moment of truth now looms near...he needs a second or two...so disappears off into the kitchen..." 

And with that red pen, black pen and pencil race into action...

They cannot be replaced so easily!

Read to find out if pencil 2B will continue to be...

VERY WELL WRITTEN!
A book you will talk about!

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About the Author
I'm a UK born, Canadian writer, poet and mobile game designer. I love the creative process, generating ideas in all different formats and letting my mind run wild to see where it takes me.

Feb 7, 2014

Ruby's Secret

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Book Details
Author: Heather B. Moore
Release Date: October 2013
Publisher: Covenant Communications
Genre: Fiction

This series is WONDERFUL, HEART-FELT, and INTRIGUING!


Written by 4 different authors they share the stories of the women of The Newport Ladies Book Club

Life in these books is real... and hard.

Yet lessons are learned and hearts are touched.

Friendships from the book club are what help them get through life.

Ruby is the oldest AND the one who started the book club as a way to meet new people.

Now she has expanded her friendship to the Senior Citizens Center.

As she shares her travels with this new group they decide to plan a trip to Greece.

The last time Ruby was in Greece was with her late husband.

She is anxious to go...but will it bring up the memories she is trying so hard to forget?

The trip gets even more complicated when Ruby's closed-off heart meets Gabriel, the tour guide.

Can Ruby learn to trust again?

A TOUCHING STORY!
About the Author
Heather B. Moore is the 2-time Best of State, 2-time Whitney Award & 2-time Golden Quill Award winning author of ten historical novels. Her historical fiction is published under the pen name H.B. Moore; first series is called Out of Jerusalem. Her second series includes Abinadi, Alma, Alma the Younger, and Ammon. Her newest historical thrillers are Daughters of Jared (2012), and Esther the Queen (2013), with Finding Sheba coming out in August 2013.

Heather is the co-author of The Newport Ladies Book Club Series (with Josi S. Kilpack, Annette Lyon & Julie Wright). Under the name of Heather B. Moore she's published Athena (The Newport Ladies Book Club), Ruby (The Newport Ladies Book Club--coming Fall 2013), the bestselling anthology collection A Timeless Romance Anthology, the Aliso Creek Novella series, the historical romance Heart of the Ocean, the non-fiction works Christ's Gifts to Women (co-authored with Angela Eschler), Women of the Book of Mormon, and the upcoming Divinity of Women (2014, co-authored with S. Kent Brown).

Visit her blog for writing and book signing updates: http://mywriterslair.blogspot.com

Heather loves to hear from readers at: www.hbmoore.com or if you're an aspiring writer, she also manages the editing company, Precision Editing Group: www.precisioneditinggroup.com.

(A review copy was provided, however, all reviews are of my own opinion :)

Dec 20, 2013

The Accidental Marriage w/ Book Giveaway

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Book Details
Author: Annette Haws
Release Date: December 2013
Publisher: Cedar Fort, Inc
Genre: Fiction

"Two different scripts were etched in their brains of what normal ought to be. Like it or not, they each brought those scripts--that they didn't know they had--to this drama called marriage."
"Standing next to each other on the stage, Elliot was reading lines from Barefoot in the Park and Nina was performing As You Like It, so of course the dialogue made no sense."

This book is an AMAZING story of two people so in love...

Until they realized that the expectations they brought with them were going to be unmet.

The little things start to bother them..."cooking mishaps, laundry disasters, and tug-of-wars with the in-laws."

Pride gets in the way, both are stubborn, both take turns leaving.

Somewhere along the way a promise was made...can they both find a way to keep it?

This book is REALLY GOOD!
Couldn't put it down!
A MUST-READ!

Annette is giving away a copy of her book!
Enter to win it HERE
(ends 1/4/14)

About the Author
Annette Haws’s literary strengths are based upon her experiences in the classroom. She has a clear, steady voice as she opens a window into the troubled world of adolescent angst and the lives of teachers trying to see into that world. Her bias is apparent; she is clearly sympathetic to the plight of teachers, but she is not blinded to their weaknesses, as she examines the flaws of her main character and allows the consequences, created by those flaws, to drive the plot.


She began her teaching career as a junior high teacher in Richmond, Utah and ended it teaching Sophomore English at Murray High School in Salt Lake City. However, her favorite assignment was a five year period at Logan High School teaching English, coaching debate and mock trial, and watching the antics of her own three children who were also students in the same school. In that five-year period, she coached, with her colleague Allison Dunn, three state championship teams and endured endless bus trips to tournaments across the state.

A native of Logan, Utah and a graduate of Utah State University, Ms. Haws examines the tribulations and foibles of characters playing their parts on a small stage. She did graduate work at the University of Iowa and the University of Utah. Her first novel, Waiting for the Light to Change (2008) won Best of State in 2009, A Whitney Award for Best Fiction, and the Diamond Quill Award for Best Published Fiction in 2009 from the League of Utah Writers. In July of 2008, the Midwest Book Review selected it as a Top Pick for Community Library Fiction Collections. Ms. Haws has been published in Sunstone, and a short story, “Fish Stories” will appear in the 2011 Winter Issue of Dialogue.

After fourteen years of teaching in the public school system, Ms. Haws set aside her denim jumpers ad sturdy shoes to pursue her interest in writing fiction. The characters in her new novel are creations or composites with two exceptions; she has drawn as closely as possible her son Andy and her friend Allison. Her large golden retriever bounded into the book uninvited.

Ms. Haws and her husband Charles currently reside in Holladay, Utah. They are the parents of four above average children, Pete, Andy, Betsy, and Charlotte, and have a spectacular little grandson, Ben and an adorable granddaughter, Lucy Jane, who knows her own mind.
(A review copy was provided, however, all reviews are of my own opinion :)


May 18, 2013

Into the Fire

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Book Details
Release Date: July 2002
Publisher: Covenant Communications
Genre: Fiction

I read this book a very long time ago...
But to this day I still remember it as one of the best books I have ever read!
Don't miss out on this book!

Book Description
Joe Stewart is a success by nearly every definition of the word. Everyone agrees that Joe Stewart is a pillar of the community. But the pillar is about to crumble.
In a dramatic series of events, Joe loses virtually everything: his job, his wealth, his home, his reputation, and his health. Even his family teeters on the brink of falling apart.

Joe finds himself miles from civilization, his health deteriorating rapidly, and his family menaced by the dark entity that haunts his dreams. Joe must somehow find a way to unite his family and use their strength to save them all before it is too late.

About the Author:
J Scott Savage is the author of the Farworld middle grade fantasy series and the Case File 13 middle grade monster series. He has been writing and publishing books for over ten years. He has visited over 400 elementary schools, dozens of writers conferences, and taught many writing classes. He has four children and lives with his wife Jennifer and their Border Collie, Pepper in a windy valley of the Rocky Mountains. You can follow Scott on: FACEBOOK \ HIS BLOG

Check out the other J. Scott Savage books I have reviewed:
Dark Memories
Far World: Water Keep
Far World: Land Keep
Far World: Air Keep





Mar 28, 2013

Prince Tennyson

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I have a cold...so...my eyes and nose are drippy...and all I wanted to do was curl up on the couch with a really good book.

But what book?
I have quite a stack...
From Inspiration to Biographies
From Romance to Suspense

What to choose...what to choose.
Then I came across Prince Tennyson by Jenni James.

Not even knowing what it was about I picked it up and started reading.

I was immediately charmed by the grade-school, little-girl dialog.

What a sweet story she was sharing...she is telling about her dad whom she lost on a Wednesday to the war in Iraq...and how ever since then Wednesdays were really bad days for her...

Her dad was a prince...not by royal bloodline...
But by the way he treated his family and everyone around him.

Then one Wednesday something very wonderful happened....

In the end my eyes and nose were drippy...not because of the cold...

But because I was so touched by the story of one little girls dad...known as Prince Tennyson :)

Mar 20, 2013

The Book of Jer3miah: Premonition

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This was a very fun book!

The storyline keeps you going as you try to figure out what is happening, why it is happening, and what is going to happen next.

You have suspense, action, mystery, ancient world artifacts, kidnapping, murder, conspiracy, destiny, and of course a little romance.

Jeremiah has been charged to be the protector of a very mysterious box.

The events that unfold take him to his very depths and beyond.

Can he do what is asked of him?

Throughout the book you are hanging on every event on every page until the very end....

And then there had better be a next book...because it leaves you hanging even more.

This book is also a web-series...
Watch at Jer3miah.com
or purchase the DVD at Deseret Book or Amazon
 

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