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Review of “Given to Fly” by JD Estrada
I smiled the entire time I read this book. It’s sweet, fun, colorful, imaginative, and includes wonderful lessons for any child or adult. The wordplay often made me chuckle, and the writing proves Mr. Estrada is a poet even in prose. The story reminded me at times of “Alice inContinue Reading
Paperback Giveaways – ALTERNI
We’re within the final week to enter the paperback giveaways for my soon-to-be-released Urban Fantasy book, Alterni! If you’ve missed out on entering these contests so far, I’ve compiled ALL of them below. Just click the below posts, comment with your answer (they don’t even have to be the rightContinue Reading
Review of “Rise of The Super Strike” by Maxwell Blake
I suspect this book would work great for a young audience. For me, I got distracted several times by things not lining up with reality or plot points getting a little convoluted. The author has a lot of potential, I think, and I definitely see how he understands the superheroContinue Reading
Book Giveaway!
Hey, everyone! I have a Goodreads Giveaway running for “The Prophet” if you’d like to enter to win a free paperback copy! I’m giving away a total of 5. Goodreads Book Giveaway The Prophet by Sunshine Somerville Giveaway ends June 30, 2017. See the giveaway details at Goodreads. Enter GiveawayContinue Reading
Review of “The Elemental” & “The Empath” by Lisa Veldkamp
I’ve read a couple of fantasy/magic-based stories using the elements as the source for magic, and I liked the everyday approach to them in this story. Catherine and her gifted circle of friends lead pretty ordinary lives, but they use their gifts to help others in subtle ways every day.Continue Reading
“The Kota” Relauched
THIS WEEKEND ONLY, GRAB THE KOTA FOR $0.99! A terrifying virus. A global tyranny. Humanity remembers no better life. It’s time to give them one. Troy Kandoya wants nothing to do with his brother’s Kota movement. But when the DRK virus threatens mankind and strange portals open in the sky,Continue Reading
“The Prophet” NEW RELEASE!
Woo-hoo! It’s finally done. Starting today, if you sign up for my mailing list (and if you’re already on my list, you should be getting a link soon) you’ll receive a free, brand new, exclusive copy of The Prophet (The Kota Series Companion Story). This is the story of theContinue Reading
#AuThorsday with Calvin Demmer
Today I’d like to welcome Calvin Demmer, one of my favorite short story writers and author of the Dark Celebrations series. Can you give us your quickest description of your books? I currently spend the majority of my time writing short fiction. As a relatively new writer, this givesContinue Reading
Review of “Discovery” by J.B. Taylor
I’m a sucker for any opportunity to read about a new alien world, and the one in this book is pretty good. In a few short pages (most of the book is set on Earth), the author does a great job of describing this alien planet, alien animals, and alienContinue Reading
Review of “Escape from Witchwood Hollow” by Jordan Elizabeth Mierek
I usually get sick of teen girl stories, but this one was unique enough that it drew me in. You immediately have sympathy for the main character in that she lost her parents in 9-11, and you get to read her thoughts and emotions so that you know her prettyContinue Reading
A Fairly Fairy Tale
The official page for “A Fairly Fairy Tale” is now live! See link below. Source: A Fairly Fairy TaleContinue Reading
Review of “The Ballad of Allyn-a-Dale” by Danielle E. Shipley
This book was exactly what I needed. It’s rare that I wish I could rate a book over 5 stars, but this is one of them. It’s a perfect blend of action, humor, quirky twists on mythology, and great characterization. I literally laughed out loud more than once, and thisContinue Reading
#AuThorsday with Danielle E. Shipley
Today I’d like to welcome Danielle E. Shipley, fantasy author of the Wilderhark Tales novellas, the novel Inspired, and the book we’re here to talk about – The Ballad of Allyn-a-Dale, book #1 from the Outlaws of Avalon trilogy. Can you give us your quickest description of your books? MyContinue Reading
Review of “In the Shadow of the Dragon King” by J. Keller Ford
I read this book a lot faster than I thought I would because the world and adventure drew me in. There’s a good bit of action to balance out a lot of explanation and dialogue – which was needed in a book that spans both our world and a fantasyContinue Reading
Review of “Sentinel Five” by James Quinn
It’s hard for a sequel to live up to a great first book in a series, but this one is excellent. I actually think I liked this book better than the first. Once again we follow Gorilla Grant on an assignment filled with action, treachery, suspense, and violence. This time,Continue Reading
