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Author Comment by Bhavna K. on February 22, 2013 at 10:46pm

Romance is for all. Passion is for all. Adventure and Hope is for all.
The Wagging Tail of Bliss - Fiction based novel:
Can the appendage of happiness be in installments? What should one do when men seem to correspond only to hot effeminacy in the human hypermarket? The tail of sentiments wags differently for various people. The value for love can diminish and excess baggage can be experienced mentally and physically. The desire to let go of unwanted thoughts becomes the sole purpose. Happiness is experienced in installments when genuine compassion is being slaughtered with deceit.
Dian Chen moved to Vietnam to expand her business as a wedding planner. Tiya Gupta is a Veterinarian and after working in Bali for about three years, she opened a clinic in Vietnam and India. Gisele Gilbert, a creative jewelry designer moved to Vietnam too, to expand her business empire. Something common about them was Vietnam and the hidden excess baggage they all felt absorbed in.
Having met randomly at a café tickled the unspoken expressions that were eagerly waiting to erupt and be forgotten. The prattle of juicy gossips, the taste of relishing desserts, and the craving for turning the table around once again developed a tingly feeling to groove to essence of life and chuck out the redundant baggage.
The new friendship between the ladies geared up a new getaway trip where each one promises to live life as it came and embrace the elements of zeal once again. Lorenz Moretti, Cleavon Rojel, and Berk Sahin bring a sack containing a joy ride where each moment is suspenseful, thrilling, and humorous that rekindles the soul to tap to the upbeat appetite of affection once again.
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Author Comment by Bhavna K. on December 19, 2012 at 7:30am

The Wisher’s Well by Bhavna K.

Each country picked randomly is just like craving for a boon from a wish well, which may or may not be fulfilled. Dive into a thought and make a wish. Which destination you choose is a secret that promises you a miraculous experience.

Four compassionate and aspirant teenagers,’ Yuna Lee, Joben Saito, Alec Burley and Amporn Srisai decide to travel for two weeks to four countries in Southeast Asia. They don’t know which country they will travel to.  Each of them makes a wish. 

It’s a gamble and they pick up a chit randomly, just like opening a fortune cookie.  The fortune cookie may bring them to tinsel town or may tickle the spirits for a reality check. It’s fascinating to know which country brings a new story and what each teenager discovers from traveling to that country.

Is taking a break before University a good Idea? Was their location right for them? Could they live the moment with ease or did the sensation of regret unveil a dark secret?

             

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Blogger Comment by Nobonita Chowdhury on December 19, 2012 at 6:04am

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Comment by Kayla Merritt on December 18, 2012 at 8:08pm

Check out my review of Reached by Ally Condie:
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Author Comment by Glenn T Langohr on November 18, 2012 at 11:04am

Underdog, A True Crime Thriller of Prison Life- is a memoir from Glenn Langohr as he recounts some of his 10 year sentence on drug charges. Not only is it a eye opening, page-turning crime thriller, it is also getting great reviews from prominent Professors at top Universities. Here's the most recent- CJR Underdog is Free for prime members, on sale for .99 cents with kindle, 8.99 in print and 6.97 in audio book. For a complete list of Glenn Langohr's crime thrillers on Amazon go here- http://www.amazon.com/-/e/B00571NY5A Copies are available for review and interviews can be booked here- rollcallthebook@gmail.com 

"Academics studying prison should pay special attention to Glenn's work. The scholarship on prisons has increasingly turned to quantitative, aggregate statistical analysis to understand life behind bars. In doing so, this research has turned a blind eye to the nuances, norms, and subtle texture that characterize so much of prison social organization. Glenn's work, drawing upon his own experience, provides the rich detail of the governance institutions that guide inmates' daily life. Not everything that counts, can be counted, and this book illustrates that fact by providing the nuanced and detailed description that sociologists and criminologists have, for a variety of reasons, stopped providing. Famed sociologist Loïc Wacquant notes that "with social science deserting the scene, one is forced to turn to the writings of journalists and inmates to learn about everyday life in the cells and dungeons of America." In just this way, scholars studying incarceration, norms, and gangs should pay special attention to Underdog. It takes context-dependent, detailed studies to understand how inmate society functions and why it functions that way. This book does just that."

Blogger Comment by Nobonita Chowdhury on October 28, 2012 at 10:32am

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Author Comment by John Emil Augustine on September 23, 2012 at 11:39am

Extremely favorable reviews coming in for Book 2, out THIS FRIDAY:

Review by: Judy on Sep. 22, 2012 :      
Brave, Bold, and Intense! In John Emil Augustine's second book you read and feel his love, anger, thoughts, and decision for family, friends, career, and financial security. His provocative and evocative detail intensify his journey. At times it is abrasive and seemingly insurmountable. Augustine holds the attention of the reader as he questions, searches, and moves forward. He grows from a kitten in the first book to a cat securing his territory in book two. The book did not end, I wanted more, and see the possibilities for book three. Excellent writing and read.

Judy L. Brekke

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Comment by Kayla Merritt on August 26, 2012 at 5:54pm

Check out my review of The Sweetest Spell by Suzanne Selfors:
http://kaylasreadsandreviews.blogspot.com/2012/08/the-sweetest-spel...

Comment by Kayla Merritt on August 26, 2012 at 12:09am

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