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Review & Giveaway ~ Out From Under, Pea Pod Girls Investigations ~ Ya gotta love em!
Posted: March 18, 2015 in Blog Tour, Cozy Mystery, giveaways, reviews, SeriesTags: cozy mystery, multiple authors, Out From Under, Pea Pod Girls Investigations #1
Wanna be a goofy-footer? Aoleon The Martian Girl #3 ~ The Hollow Moon ~ Review
Posted: March 16, 2015 in Action/Adventure, Blog Tour, Children's books, Fantasy, reviews, Science FictionTags: Aoleon the Martian Girl #3, Author Brent LeVasseur, The Hollow Moon
So here I am, into book three of Aoleon The Martian Girl series and having an out of this world fun adventure!
Come on in and see what kind of trouble Aoleon and Gilbert have zipped into now!
Please excuse any text stuff showing up in this post. No matter how many times I made a new post, some link messed it up!
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Category: Middle-Grade, 120 pages
Genre: Science-fiction and Fantasy
Publisher: Aoléon Press
Release date: February 1, 2015
Available for review in: PDF
Will send books: Internationally
Tour dates: March
Content Rating: G
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Description
Spying on the Luminon, Aoléon and Gilbert uncover his plot to steal Earth’s milk cows and make the disturbing discovery that the Martian leader plans to disrupt Mars’s galact supply. The duo races to warn Aoléon’s father, Deimos, a manager at the galactworks, before the Luminon’s saboteur can act.
While still on the run, Aoléon takes her pilot’s exam so she can join the Martian intergalactic exploration fleet. However, during the test-run, something goes horribly wrong. The two are put in a life-threatening situation and only Bizwat, Aoléon’s Procyon commando friend, can save them.
Gilbert finally gets his chance to learn to skyboard, but the lesson turns into a test of skill as he and Aoléon are chased by the Royal Paladin Guard.
Will they survive?
Don’t miss this exciting part 3 of 5 of the middle-grade scifi series Aoleon The Martian Girl.
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My Review
Aah, the plot thickens. When we last left Aoleon and Gilbert they were knee deep in intrigue. Somethings not right on Mars.
We now join Aoelon and Gilbert as they crawl through the ventilation tubes to spy on the Luminon in his citadel. They witness a horrible interrogation by the leader and Gilbert once again sees something strange in the Luminon. The prisoner reveals a plot to sabotage the Galactworks where her father works and the two rush to warn him. If the saboteurs succeed it could stop milk production and incite an invasion of Earth.
As with the first two books, these two zip into and out of trouble as they struggle to save both of their worlds from evil plots.
Each book takes me deeper into Aoleon’s life on Mars. The friendship between Gilbert and the martian girl is growing stronger as they deal with multiple plots and their trust for each grows.
There are some new fierce creatures to meet too. The Sukr’ath is something else, with eight eyes, four arms, and of course, a mouthful of teeth. And then there’s the Draconian Warriors. Large reptilian things similar to our extinct velociraptors only intelligent.
I traveled a lot in this story too. From zipping to the top of the citadel, a two mile high tower, to Phobos Moon, home of the Draconians, and back again.
There was lots of fun along the way too. Aoleon takes her pilot’s exam. It’s similar to drivers education on Earth, except it’s in the air. Right in the middle of her exam, they are attacked and captured and have to fight there way free.
Then Aoleon takes Gilbert for a lesson in skyboarding. He’s a natural goofy-footer and they explore the city as he learns to control his board. They are once again attacked and barely escape.
Bizwat, the super elite and covert Martian commando, disguised as a pizza delivery man, comes to their rescue and he describes Aoloeon perfectly.
“If Aoleon’s ability for finding trouble could somehow be captured, you would have a weapon of mass destruction so deadly that not even bacteria would survive.”
I can’t recommend this series enough. The adventures are fast and furious, the humor makes you snicker, the danger makes you shiver, and the illustrations have you leaning close to your computer, drinking in all of the fantastic images that glow from the pages.
A superb science fiction and fantasy saga for all ages!
5 Stars
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What’s New On My Bookshelf #101 and The Sunday post
Posted: March 15, 2015 in Freebies!, giveaways, reviews, What's New on My BookshelfTags: my weekly book news, The Sunday Post

This is my own version of a weekly book haul and all things new on fuonlyknew.

Another fun way to share your book news and enjoy others is The Sunday Post hosted by
Kimba the Caffeinated Book Reviewer
Head on over and leave a link to your Sunday Post and hop around to visits others.
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Some chit chat.
I must have sat for over half an hour trying to think of something to talk about. Nothing really new happened personal wise. Then I started thinking about summer. It looks like spring is finally arriving. I even had to run the AC this week. It was hot and humid. Looks like we’ll be skipping open window weather and jumping right into hot and sticky! This led to thinking about swimming.
When I first moved to the Gulf Coast almost 30 years ago, I didn’t think twice about swimming in the ocean. Well, Jaws was always on my mind. LOL I used to turn my back to the waves and pray there wasn’t some huge shark in there cruising for a meal.
It turns out the most dangerous thing I encountered was jellyfish. It seemed like every time I got in the water, I got stung. Some had tentacles so long you never saw it’s body when you felt that sting.

After going on many deep sea fishing trips and seeing some of the sharks out there, my fear of the ocean grew and I finally gave up swimming in it all together. I don’t miss it one bit. That’s because I have a pool and now I can walk out my back door and dive in with no worries.
Except for the time I fell asleep while floating in the pool. I woke and saw the shadow of a shark on the bottom and freaked out until I realized where I was and that the shadow came from a child’s float. LOL
So, what about you? Do you swim in the ocean? Are you afraid when you do? Which do you prefer, pool or the sea?
Oh, and watch out! There’s a jelly or two floating around in this post!
I’ll be hopping over to check out your Sunday posts so be sure to leave me your link!
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Here are my new books for review.
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New ones just because!
On my Kindle
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And here are some freebies for ya!
Click on the covers to get yours and remember to make sure they’re still free before you click that buy button!
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Books I reviewed this week.
Click on the covers for my reviews.
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Books I’ll be reviewing next week. 
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What I won.
I won both of these print books from a giveaway on Pure Jonel, Confessions of a Bibliophile.
Thanks so much Jonel and thank you to Author E. Michael Helms.
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Fun news from around the web.
Enjoy Kristen’s post about Review Regret on Pretty Little Pages.
Mary at Cozy Chicks wants to know if you’re superstitious.
Why do you DNF a book? Lola asks you on Lola’s Reviews.
Check out the helpful advice on how to use Edelweiss from Jennifer on Bookshelfery.
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Other Posts on my blog this week.
Will she be able to fill her…. Empty Cup ~ Blog Tour Review and Giveaway
Teaser Tuesdays #105 ~ Mean Streak by Sandra Brown
A Mighty Good Man ~ Interview with Author Rebecca E. Neely
A Lesson In Murder ~ A Cosy Crime Novel ~ Feature and Giveaway
Where The Bones Are Buried ~ Showcase and Giveaway
Two For Thursday Blitz and Giveaway ~ Praefatio and Of Breakable Things
Get… Elevated ~ Book Blitz and Giveaway
The Fallen Series by Tara S. Wood ~ Blog Tour and Giveaway
The Friday 56 #54 ~ The Unspoken
Friday Spotlight and Giveaway ~ Amy McNulty and Nobody’s Goddess
Could it be…. In Her Blood ~ Tour Review and Giveaway
The Winners of The Tag Team Giveaway for Dinosaur Lake II

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Got any recommendations?
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Will she be able to fill her….Empty Cup ~ Blog Tour Review and Giveaway
Posted: March 9, 2015 in Blog Tour, Contemporary Literature, giveaways, reviews, YATags: Author Suzanne Costigan, Empty Cup, YA Contemporary
I’m so glad you stopped by for my stop on the tour for Empty Cup.
This is Author Suzanne Costigan’s debut novel and I very much enjoyed it.
Please enjoy my review.
And don’t forget to enter the giveaway!
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Title: Empty Cup
Publication date: November 3, 2014
Publisher: Rebelight Publishing Inc.
Author: Suzanne Costigan
My Review
While this story delves into a traumatic and,sadly, common subject, it’s also about courage, hope, and strength.
Raven’s home life isn’t perfect but she manages. Until her birthday, when her step-father goes from the usual leers and innuendos to an attack that leaves her beaten and bloody. Saved by her mother arriving home, she’s mistaken to think she’ll be okay. Her mother refuses to believe her, blames her, and throws her out in the winter cold with nothing but a sheet wrapped around her naked body.
Raven now has to find a place to live and face what’s happened to her. She’ll need to be strong, rely on friends, and find the courage to begin her life again.
I was surprised to discover this was the authors debut novel. It’s powerfully written, and while it touches on a delicate subject, it also breathes hope.
Raven is so sweet and so broken. I loved her courage. The people she should have been able to trust and protect her, instead did the opposite, and and while she was ashamed and hurt by what happened, she turned to her friends and a kind teacher, drawing on their loyalty and wisdom.
This was a book I was hesitant to read as it’s a tough topic and one many avoid. The authors writing is tough where it needs to be and delicate too. I’d recommend this to teens and adults.
4 Stars
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Mom’s new boyfriend is creepy.
On the night of her seventeenth birthday, Raven finds out he isn’t just creepy, he’s dangerous. He leaves Raven broken and bleeding, but Mom blames her for what happened. She kicks Raven out of the house with nothing but a blanket to protect her from a frigid winter night.
Alone.
Devastated.
Abandoned.
As Raven struggles with the aftermath of the ultimate betrayal, she seeks solace in her imagination and a teacher who seems to understand her situation. She ultimately discovers that her world won’t change if she relies upon someone else to do it. Real change begins within.
“…Sure to prompt reflection and provocative discussions on important issues.”
-Allan Stratton, author of Leslie’s Journal
“Not an easy story, but an important one. Compelling, powerful, and engaging.”
-Eric Walters, author of Power Play.
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ABOUT SUZANNE COSTIGAN:
Suzanne Costigan is a child welfare advocate, supporting high risk children in her home, and an active member of the Winnipeg writing community. Empty Cup is her first novel.
Connect with the Author: Website | Twitter | Facebook | Goodreads
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What’s New On My Bookshelf #100 and The Sunday Post
Posted: March 8, 2015 in Freebies!, giveaways, reviews, What's New on My BookshelfTags: my weekly book news, The Sunday Post

This is my own version of a weekly book haul and all things new on fuonlyknew.

Another fun way to share your book news and enjoy others is The Sunday Post hosted by
Kimba the Caffeinated Book Reviewer
Head on over and leave a link to your Sunday Post and hop around to visits others.
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Some chit chat.
Did anybody wake up this morning feeling like they had lost some time?
Guess what day it is!

That’s right. Daylight Savings Time!
Do you set your clocks ahead before you go to bed or do you wait and do it when you get up? And does it affect you much?
I used to dread it when my son was younger and in school. He adapted pretty quickly though. Me now, that’s another matter. I’m always awake before dawn, and it takes my mind and body a while to adjust. I wish we could spring forward and NOT fall back!
I’ll be hopping over to check out your Sunday posts so be sure to leave me your link!
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Here are my new books for review.

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New ones just because!
On my Kindle
Print Books
I made a trip to Goodwill and snatched up these babies! All it excellent condition, like new!
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And I’m waiting for these to come in the mail. I’ve been wanting to read the second 5th Wave book and start The Monstrumologist series, both by Rick Yancey.
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And here are some freebies for ya!
Click on the covers to get yours and remember to make sure they’re still free before you click that buy button!
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Books I reviewed this week.
Click on the covers for my reviews.
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Books I’ll be reviewing next week.
I’ll also be reviewing In Her Blood by G.V. Trent but I can’t show you the cover yet.
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What I won.
I won both of these ARCs but can’t find where I won them from.
and this one too!
It came with some fun swag, including some severed feet gummy candy.
Sorry I don’t have links for the giveaway hosts but sending a warm thank you out there!
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I won a signed print copy of Mean Streak by Sandra Brown.
along with a box of these delicious cookies from Cheryl’s!
There are a buncn of them and they are so delicious!
Thanks so much to Author Sandra Brown!
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Fun news from around the web.
On The Book Swarm, Mary talks about reading suggestion on Twitter and the price of eBooks.
Lola asks how you rate books on Lola’s Reviews.
Snarky Mom, Michelle, gives tips on how to know when an author has a new release.
Have you ever played hooky to read? Carmel wants to know over on Rabid reads.
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Other Posts on my blog this week.
Liars, Inc. by Paula Stokes ~ Blast and Giveaway
When do we stop being human? Halfskin by Tony Bertauski ~ Tour and Giveaway
Teaser Tuesdays #104 ~ Demon Energy
Aurora Sky ~ Hunting Season ~ Blitz and Giveaway
Life is but a dream? Raising Sleeping Stones ~ Book Blast and Giveaway
A not so ancient curse ~ Ribbons Of Death by Edita A. Petrick
An Anthology ~ Outside The Box ~ Women Writing Women ~ Showcase and Giveaway
The Spotlight is on Derek and the Dragon ~ A Children’s Book Collection by Leela Hope
#T4T Two For Thursday Blitz and Giveaway
Spotlight on Suzanne Van Rooyen and I Heart Robot with a Giveaway
Never, Never Go….In The Woods by Nancy Gideon ~ Tour review and Giveaway
The Princess Madeline Trilogy has new covers and a giveaway!
$100 Giveaway ~ Fierce “Limited Edition Bundle” is on sale!
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Got any recommendations?
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Never, Never Go…..In The Woods by Nancy Gideon ~ Tour Review & Giveaway
Posted: March 6, 2015 in Blog Tour, horror, reviews, suspense, thrillerTags: Author Nancy Gideon, In The Woods

In the Woods (Based upon the original screenplay by Lynn Drzick)
Genre: Horror/Thriller/Suspense
Published by: Katharsys Pictures Publishing
Release Date: January 17, 2015
Length: 201 Pages
My Review
Horror is my favorite genre. Adding in something supernatural, not human, makes it even better. I had a great time reading In The Woods.
The very title, In The Woods, is scary. I can’t think of anything good coming out of there, and something very very bad does in this book.
Evil was born into the world a long, long time ago. A foul bargain was struck. One brother was rewarded, one condemned, and payment was made.
When the brothers clashed on the battlefield, a fiend from Hell was unleashed. To stay the beast, another bargain was struck. Again, payment was made. One beast is tasked with guarding the remains of the other. Deep in a forest, it keeps it’s vigil.
One day, many many years in the future, two firemen are out hunting and stumble upon a grave deep in the woods. They know a serial killer is stalking the people of their town, so they dig up the grave, sure they’ll find one of the killer’s victims. Instead, they find the bones of a beast, something that shouldn’t, couldn’t be. Now they’ve awakened the guardian, and luck is on their side when they escape it’s wrath. Or do they?
The beginning takes place long in the past and introduces the beast. Then you move into the present when the creature is unleashed again.
It gets creepy really quick. Something is leaving gifts for Alex, one of the firemen that survived the encounter in the woods. A bloody torso here, part of a shoulder there. Kind of like when a barn cat brings you the mice it kills. Such a pleasant surprise it is. My cat used to leave the feet and the tail by my bed. It was so gross when I’d get out of bed and step on the tiny body parts. I can only imagine how gruesome and terrifying it would be to find human body parts.
Soon the whole town is in danger. Don’t forget there’s also a serial killer out there, stalking his next kill too. The author ratchet’s up the suspense and thrills.
Alex goes from victim to suspect and the local chief of police has got his killer. Once he focuses on Alex, he looks no further. This could be big for him. Get his name in the papers, get him elected to a higher office. He’s such a jerk, you love to hate him.
Poor Alex. How can he prove he’s not the killer? Can he stay alive long enough to do that? Why is the beast following him, leaving his bloody gifts?
From the very beginning, I ate this book up, tearing through it, rubbing my hands together in glee. Creatures, a serial killer, suspense, thrills, terror. All things I love to read about.
I loved this bloody book and can’t wait for the movie!
5 Stars
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Synopsis
Hundreds of years ago their battle began . . .
In an age of knights and sorcery, a good king must raise a monster to protect his people from the demon unleashed by a dark-hearted enemy determined to claim his kingdom. But once called forth upon blood-drenched fields, can such evil ever be truly laid to rest?
To a present day community held hostage by fear, a serial killer will soon be the least of its worries after two off-duty firefighters enter a forest and find a grave. What they dig up isn’t a victim or family pet. When they race from the woods, they bring a timeless hell with them . . .
Based upon the original horror screenplay IN THE WOODS by Lynn Drzick, now an independent motion picture.


A prolific writer, Nancy attributes her creative output, which once peaked at seven novels in one year, to her love of history and a gift for storytelling. She also credits the discipline learned through a background in journalism and OCD. The due date for her third book and her second son were on the same day . . . and both were early! When on deadline, she turns on the laptop between 4:30 and 5:00 a.m. to get a chapter in before heading in to her full time job as a legal assistant. She’s a member of GDRWA, MMRWA, FF&P and dotes on her critique group.
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What’s New On My Bookshelf #99 and The Sunday Post
Posted: March 1, 2015 in Freebies!, giveaways, reviews, What's New on My BookshelfTags: my weekly book news, The Sunday Post

This is my own version of a weekly book haul and all things new on fuonlyknew.

Another fun way to share your book news and enjoy others is The Sunday Post hosted by
Kimba the Caffeinated Book Reviewer
Head on over and leave a link to your Sunday Post and hop around to visits others.
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I woke up this morning and there was this strange noise coming from outside. When I got out of bed to go investigate, I discovered my back yard and the trees were filled with birds. There were so many and they were so loud.
Most of them were big fat Robins and they looked so pretty. I couldn’t resist going outside to get a closer look and you won’t believe what happened!.
Yep, you might have guessed.
Right on my head! LOL
I love this gif. It even looks like a robin!
Some people say it’s a sign of good luck. That’s how I’m going to take it anyways. Maybe it means spring is right around the corner. If I could be that lucky!
That’s my big event for the week. Have you ever had a bird poop on you? Do you think it’s lucky?
I’ll be hopping over to check out your Sunday posts so be sure to leave me your link!
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Here are my new books for review.
I have a few more but I can’t reveal them yet!
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New ones just because!
On my Kindle
Print Books
I read this book a long time ago and it got lost when I moved across country. I finally decided to see if I could find it on Amazon. I got a slightly used paperback in excellent condition and can’t wait to read it again. This is a true story and it terrified me.
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And here are some freebies for ya!
Click on the covers to get yours and remember to make sure they’re still free before you click that buy button!
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Books I reviewed this week.
Click on the covers for my reviews.
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Books I’ll be reviewing next week.
I have a few more ready. Just not sure which ones I’ll be posting.
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What I won.
O won this awesome hardback from a giveaway on A Dream Within A Dream.
Thanks so much Stephanie and Author J.R. Johansson.
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I won this print copy from a giveaway on Jean Book Nerd.
Thanks so much Jean and thank you to Author Adolphus A. Anekwe.
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Fun news from around the web!
Emily Guido gives it to you straight. Love ya Emily!
Jeann @ Happy Indulgence shares The Top Ten WordPress Plug Ins For Blogs
Over on Runaway Bridal Planner, Kristy talks about how to make money blogging.
And I found this awesome video trailer over on GirlZombieAuthors.
I have to share it with ya!
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Other Posts on my blog this week.
The Apollo Academy ~ Lots to share today along with a giveaway
Ladle To The Grave ~ Serving up a cozy mystery review and giveaway
Teaser Tuesdays #103 ~ Vostok by Steve Alten
Lulupop says…Pants! No Chance! Guest Post, Review, and Giveaway
Bring your weapon of choice! Aurora Sky: Vampire Hunter ~ Free Book Blitz and Giveaway
So that’s where they went! The Monster That Ate My Socks ~ Review and Giveaway
An “Imaginary” Thriller ~ The Third Twin ~ Blast and Giveaway
Real life and movies ~ Horror Business ~ Blog Tour Review and Giveaway
M9B Chapter Reveal ~ Hunted by Abi Ketner and Missy Kalicicki
A Book Blitz Freebie and Giveaway ~ Broken Souls by Laurie Olerich
Sad to reach the end but loved it! Heart Search: Betrayal ~ Review and Giveaway
Stellarcadia ~ A Caramel Cardamom Adventure ~ Book Blast and Giveaway
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Sad to reach the end but loved it! Heart Search : Betrayal ~ Review and Giveaway
Posted: February 27, 2015 in Blog Tour, giveaways, Paranormal or fantasy, reviews, SeriesTags: Author Carlie M.A. Cullen, Heart Search: Betrayal, vampire series
All month long Carlie M A Cullen is celebrating the release of the third and final book in her series, Heart Search: Betrayal
I loved the first two books in the Heart Search Series and am thrilled to feature the final book.
Check out her wonderful cover art! Also included are the covers of the first two books. All of them are amazing!
I’m also sharing a thrilling book trailer.
And a giveaway! Don’t forget to enter.
My Review
This series started with two young people in love. When Joshua went missing, Remy was inconsolable. She set out to find him and when she did both of their worlds changed forever. Joshua was now a vampire and she and the twins he hadn’t known about had no place in his world.
In the second book of this series, Joshua and Remy are together again and multiple plots put them and their twins in danger.
Now we get to the last book, the end of this awesome series. It’s always exciting and bittersweet when you read the last book. You can’t wait to see how it ends but you’re sad to say goodbye to the beloved characters and their world.
In case you haven’t met these vampires before I feel I should explain them a bit. They are as human as us in their love, loyalty, and struggles to survive. yet, once turned, they change. They have no trouble feeding on humans. They don’t just prey on the evil. They choose their dinner, feed until full, and dispose of the bodies with no thought about that person. Who they were, if they had loved ones.
They sometimes appeared cold and distant in their actions. This didn’t make them monsters to me. It actually made them more believable, which I appreciated. I also had no problem becoming attached to them.
Remy and Joshua love each other as much as any human can. Their devotion and adoration for their twins, Aidan and Ashley, is perhaps even more powerful, as they are predators and protect them like a momma bear would. Other members of the coven have loving relationships also.
There are the bad apples though, just like the humans. Vampires that relish the hunt, toy with the humans before feeding. And the ones who don’t hesitate to kill other vampires. To take what they have.
This is what is coming for them. Joshua and Remy, Samir and Jakki, Pavel and Iskra, and the rest of the coven. Liam, a vampire created by accident, has plans to destroy them, to take what is theirs. And he is creating an army of fresh vampires to kill them all.
This is just the tip of the iceberg with the story.
Josh and Remy have their hands full with the twins, Aidan and Ashley, half vampire and half human. They are unique and developing mutiple gifts. Intelligent and fast growing, they are small weapons in their own. A decision will have to be made whether to use them in the battle to come.
And the worst thing possible has happened. There is a traitor in their midst. Goes by the name of Phoenix. And this traitor has been sharing with Liam and his coven plans to their compound and security systems.
There are kidnappings, deaths, and distrust racing through this story. You become immersed in this world of vampires, you care about them or hate them accordingly. And the more you come to care, the more hurt and enraged you become.
I knew not everyone would survive the final battle, but I felt so bad when the deaths were revealed. One in particular had me near tears. This character was very important and I wonder if there is a story to be written there.
Carlie wrapped up her series in style. Lots of intrigue, action, and dramatic scenes. I couldn’t have asked for more.
5 Stars
One bite started it all . . .
Joshua, Remy, and the twins are settled in their new life. However, life doesn’t always run smoothly. An argument between Becky and her twin causes unforeseen circumstances, an admission by Samir almost costs him his life, and the traitor provides critical information to Liam. But who is it?
As Jakki’s visions begin to focus on the turncoat’s activities, a member of the coven disappears, and others find themselves endangered.
And when Liam’s coven attacks, who will endure?
Fate continues to toy with mortals and immortals alike, and as more hearts descend into darkness, can they overcome the dangers they face and survive?
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About the author
Carlie M A Cullen was born in London. She grew up in Hertfordshire where she first discovered her love of books and writing.
She has always written in some form or another, but started to write novels in 2011. Her first book was published by Myrddin Publishing in 2012. She writes in the Fantasy/Paranormal Romance genres for New Adult and Adult.
Carlie is also a principal editor for Eagle Eye Editors.
Carlie also holds the reins of a writing group called Writebulb. They have published four anthologies so far, two for adults and two for children, all of which raise money for a local hospice.
Carlie currently lives in Essex, UK with her daughter.
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Website ~ Twitter ~ Facebook ~ Linkedin
Amazon ~ About me ~ Wattpad ~ Goodreads
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About the other books
Heart Search: Lost
Book One
Click on the cover for my review.
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Heart Search: Found
Book Two
Click on the cover for my review.
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Real life and movies ~ Horror Business ~ Blog Tour Review and Giveaway
Posted: February 26, 2015 in Blog Tour, giveaways, horror, reviewsTags: Author Ryan Craig Bradfore, film making, Horror, Horror Business
Ready, set, action!
I have a great horror story to share with you today.
Like being scared? Afraid to keep reaching, but have to now what happens?
You’ll get a lot of this in Horror Business. Very emotional and creepy.
So come in in. Let’s dim the lights. And get rolling!
Oh yeah, don’t forget to enter the giveaway!
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Title: Horror Business
Publication date: February 2015
Publisher: Month9Books, LLC.
Author: Ryan Craig Bradford
My Review
Jason and his twin brother are into making their own horror films. They are trying to finish the latest when Jason’s brother disappears. He’s just the first.
As more and more teens go missing in Silver Creek, other strange things happen as well. Jason is no longer dealing with botched lines and fake blood. Reality is much scarier and he’ll have to be smart to find his brother and the other missing teens and not become a fatality himself.
Whether reality or fantasy, nothing can be more terrifying than missing kids. How people treat Jason after his brother goes missing is so genuine. Some people don’t mention it at all, while others over compensate and treat him like he’ll break. It’s hard to know what to say or do. And his parents aren’t doing much better.
I’m struggling to tell you about this book without spoiling it. So many creepy and awesome things going on. I want to tell you all about them. Since I can’t, I’ll tell you what the story is like.
It’s like a really good B-Movie. You know, the ones you love but don’t want to admit it. Why do they make so many of these movies? Because they scare the crap out of you, give you outrageous scenes to tear apart with your friends, and the really good ones take you back to when the atmosphere scared you as much as the monster or whatever did.
Horror Business has kids making horror movies. What a great set up. The author has freedom to take the story wherever and uses flashes of past and present to keep the suspense rolling. Anything can happen, and some strange and creepy stuff does. It sneaks up on you, jumps out at you, goes quiet, and then, cue the music, the ending is unleashed.
Horror Business is a horror/slasher/ zombie story, yeah there’s this zombie dog thing, he’s my favorite.
I also enjoyed the movie mentions, seen a lot of them, and discovered some new ones.
The book read super fast and made this horror fan very happy.
4 Stars
Armed with a passion for classic B-grade horror movies, a script co-written by his twin brother, and a wicked crush on his death-obsessed neighbor; hardcore horror fan Jason Nightshade must finish his student film.
But his plans are derailed when the children of suburban Silver Creek start disappearing – his twin brother among them. Battling a possessed video camera, a crazy zombie dog, a monstrous bully, and a frighteningly broken down family life, Jason embarks on a mission to find his lost brother so the two can write an ending for his story.
As any horror fan knows, saving the day won’t be easy, as Jason finds himself forced to face the real world where death isn’t just a splash of fake blood on a camera lens.
ABOUT RYAN CRAIG BRADFORD:
Ryan grew up in Park City, Utah. His fiction has appeared in Quarterly West, Paper Darts, Vice, Monkeybicycle and [PANK]. He currently lives in San Diego where he acts as Creative Director for the nonprofit literary arts organization So Say We All. He’s the co-editor of the anthology Last Night on Earth and founder of the literary horror journal, Black Candies.
Connect with the Author: Website | Twitter
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