Self-published Book Reviews

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Comment by Mary E. Trimble on April 12, 2012 at 12:44pm

Hi! I have 3 books published with traditional publishers, but plan to self-publish my next book, Tubob: Two Years in West Africa with the Peace Corps. My husband is working on the images for the book, but the text is pretty much ready. I plan to publish both in print and in ebook format. I'd love to have you visit my website www.MaryTrimbleBooks.com. 

Comment by Tina Joy on April 12, 2012 at 12:26am

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Hi my name is Tina Joy I just self published my first book Family Plot on amazon.

Amazon Family Plot Tina Joy

Kelly had no idea that she had any living relatives let alone relatives with a huge estate. When she receives the news that she has been named in their will she drops everything and goes to Salem Massachusetts to hear the reading. Little does she know that what she is about to inherit is much more than an estate and her life may hang in the balance because there is a serial killer who wants the inheritance all to himself. Will she be able to stop him and prove what he has done or will she become his next victim?

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5.0 out of 5 stars very good book fast moving,

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Theresa "Terry" (Cleveland, Ohio) - Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?)

This review is from: Family Plot (Kindle Edition)

Read entire book in two nights. Interesting and fast moving. Looking forward to Tina Joy's next book. This book kept my interest and took several interesting turn of events. I loved the characters she created. I could relate to them and how I would feel if I were in their situation. I recommend if you like Mary Higgins Clark type books. Right there!!!

5.0 out of 5 stars AWESOME!,

Comment by Steven Lee Gilbert on April 11, 2012 at 2:00pm

Hello, I have recently published my first novel, A Lovely, Indecent Departure, about a young divorced, school teacher who kidnaps her five-year old son from his father and flees to her native Italy. It is a story of love and sacrifice.

If you are interested in reviewing it, I'd love to hear from you. It is available in both ebook and paperback formats. Read more at www.stevenleegilbert.com.

Thanks!

Comment by Timothy Cavinder on April 10, 2012 at 11:38am

I am looking for reviews of my book The Finding.  It is a work encompassing hope, disappointment, overcoming emotional damage, and the benefits of music therapy. Please let me know if interested: Timothycavinder@msn.com 

Thank you.

Comment by Tina Joy on April 5, 2012 at 10:02pm

I need 7 more "likes" on my website???

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Family-Plot-by-Tina-Joy/105569062904893

Blogger Comment by Shayna Gier on March 27, 2012 at 1:59pm

Natural Selection by Elizabeth Sharp

What do you do when you find out your family isn't your family, death is knocking at your door, and that guy you can't stop thinking about knows more about who you are than you do? Amelia Hoffman was just a normal 15 year old until she found out the truth. Now ancient myths, supernatural beings, and murder have changed everything. Tests and school dances are no longer the biggest worry in her life-- she has to figure out how to save everyone she loves and accept the future in front of her before it’s too late.

This is the first book in Elizabeth's Forces of Nature series. I'll be reviewing the second book, Second Nature, on April 10th as well as posting an excerpt for you to enjoy as part of Promotional Book Tour's Second Nature tour. 

For now, however, I've reviewed the first book, Natural Selection and you should stop by and read that review! Just don't forget to stop by my blog on April 10th as well!  

Click to read review here

Comment by Laurie Bellesheim on March 24, 2012 at 8:48am

Come see LL Book Review's latest Review about Surviving Emily: http://llbookreview.com/2012/03/surviving-emily-by-laurie-bellesheim/

 

 

Comment by R.G. Porter on March 22, 2012 at 10:21pm

I have 2 books I'm looking to have reviewed. If you are interested please PM me here. I can send the pdf or epub version of the books.

 

WHEN DARKNESS FALLS (supernatual horror):

 

 

 

A desire to be reunited with her dead twin is about to become very real….

Gwen's had a tough year. With the anniversary of her sister's murder approaching, she finds she isn't ready for the real world. Her friends have another plan in mind. A visit to the mountains, and a weekend of fun, is what they promise. None of them expect it to be the trip to somewhere they didn't plan and one that may cost them more than they could have imagined.

 On a deserted road, they collide head on with another vehicle. Certain she is about to die, Gwen never expected to wake up in a strange hotel. With the presence of hotel’s caretaker, and a vague request to follow the rules, she begins to wonder just where they ended up. As her friends begin to vanish, Gwen knows her time is running out.

With danger around every corner Gwen searches for a way to escape---

before one wrong choice is made and she loses her soul forever.

 

 

 

 

KEEPERS OF WATER (Fantasy):

 

A promise to save her brother's soul unearths a conspiracy she was not prepared for...

Arieana’s brother has been murdered by her own people in a world not their own. Forced into breaking ancient law, she ventures into the human realm in search of her brother's soul. Once she steps through the Veil, she realizes the renegades are up to more than just punishing a few humans. They want to destroy the race itself.

Forced to forge an unlikely alliance with the very race responsible for the storms tearing her world apart, she finds out more of her past than the elders want. With the war started, each clue they uncover leads them closer to the first of the elemental relics, and a chance to save mankind.

Together they must work side by side to stop the renegades…

Before time runs out for both worlds.

 

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Comment by Robert W Sweeting on March 22, 2012 at 4:59pm

I am looking for people to review my book, Kekaju and the Hidden Swamp

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Ddigital-t...

I can gift if interested.

Thanks

RWS

Comment by Mathias B. Freese on March 21, 2012 at 6:27pm

A diverse collection of creative essays, This Möbius Strip of Ifs is a compelling compilation of observations, psychological insights, and reminiscences for those possessing the requisite courage to feel and think, to struggle against cultural conditioning, and to create artistically in spite of an environment that impedes the awakening of intelligence.

Readers of these essays confront the insights and ideas of a fully engaged writer. Freese reveals and metabolizes his encounters with Existentialism, Eastern thought, alternative education, and the Holocaust. His award-winning novel, The i Tetralogy is considered an important contribution to Holocaust literature as well as a work of “undying artistic integrity.” Like his novel, and his short story collection, Down to a Sunless Sea, these essays showcase Freese’s versatility and his audacious approach to writing. As Shirley Roe of Allbooks Review wrote of This Möbius Strip of Ifs, “Each essay has something truly unique and heart wrenching. . . .Readers will be entertained, challenged and yes, shocked by some of the writings.”

Freese says it best: “Although we are passing ephemera, human lint on this planet in transit, it is a powerful and nourishing feeling for me to have paused long enough to have observed the passage of time and my place in it.”This%20Mobius%20Strip%20of%20Ifs%202.jpg

Go to my writer's blog for additonal information. www.mathiasbfreese.com. Seeking reviewers.

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