Check out this review of the book, The Devouring Gray (The Devouring Gray #1) by Christine Lynn Herman, as featured on the Books and Such Blog.
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Sally’s Cafe and Bookstore – New Book on the Shelves – The Man Who Found Birds among the Stars, Part Five: Phenix Rises: A Biographical Fiction by Lorinda J. Taylor
See what's new on the shelves of Sally’s Cafe and Bookstore from this post on Sally Cronin's blog.
Historical Novel Review: “The Titans of the Pacific” by Robert Gammon
Check out this Historical Novel Review: “The Titans of the Pacific” by Robert Gammon from this post on Writer Christoph Fischer’s Blog.
The Titans of the Pacific
tells of the political and economical tribulations in Peru during the early 1930s. Historians will love this feast of details and the well researched account of Peruvian power struggles, while fiction fans get their fill via two love affairs caught in the middle of the wider political events.
I personally struggled in the beginning with the level of details and the set up of the rather complex political and personal backgrounds but then vastly enjoyed the book as all comes perfectly together.
With plenty of suspense and tension this is a
great effort that should appeal to readers who look to learn more about less watched countries.
Reviewed for the Historical Novel Society
THE TITANS OF THE PACIFIC
A HISTORICAL THRILLER
by Robert Gammon
In 1930, the world was hurtling towards one of the most terrifying periods in human history. The Titans of the Pacific tells…
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Nobody’s Wife by Laura Pearson
Check out this review of the book, Nobody’s Wife by Laura Pearson, as featured in this post from the Writing Mad blog.
Book Review: Nobody’s Wife by Laura Pearson
I adored this story about two close sisters, Emily and Josephine, and the infidelity that threatens to tear them apart. On the face of it, Emily appears to be happy with novelist husband Michael, but when Jack, Josephine’s new boyfriend, enters their lives, everything seems set to fall apart. Emily and Jack begin a love affair, taking risks that had me on the edge of my seat, wondering whether this was the moment they would be found out. The foreshadowing is marvellous, the passion intense and the tension just builds and builds. Michael is a gorgeous character and I felt so cross with Emily and Jack for betraying him. Jack, on the other hand, is rather dislikable – selfish and pretentious – but for me this just added to the reasons to keep on reading. And boy did I read quickly – in…
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kongo.com – Four Related Novellas
Check out this post from my author blog.
The March 29th release of my book, kongo.com is tomorrow! It’s a bit different than your typical novel or short story collection. It is comprised of four related novellas that each tell a distinct story about a behemoth corporation, kongo.com.
It’s no secret that online organizations are part of our everyday life. The company portrayed in this book takes what we know today to the next level.
It takes place in a not to distant, potential future. The stories in this book are all based on the possible evolution of existing technology – nanotechnology, artificial intelligence and our obsession with our devices.
Leading up to the release, I’m going to tell you a bit about each novella. Three of the four were previously published on my blog as serials. these three have been enhanced and modified. The fourth story is brand new and is meant to tie the previous three…
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DSM Publications 