Here are some reviews from Indie writers' books, which I enjoyed
discovering. Different genres for different tastes, so pick one you like
and give it a try, you might find your new favorite author here! And
when you do, please don't forget to write a review! All of them are
available on Amazon. Thank you for supporting Indie writers! "No two
persons ever read the same book." (Edmund Wilson).
Reaching Kendra - Edward M. Wolfe
I just finished reading Reaching Kendra (I prefer Kendra Spirit, which is the name of another edition) and I'm
not sure if I'm happy or sad with the ending. But not in a bad way.
This story will keep me thinking for a while. It's provocative and
creative, and I was not expecting the twist. The premise of the undying
love is great and left me wanting more. Wolfe does a great job building
the characters and the suspense. The scene with the suicide bomber is
vividly descriptive, and wonderfully written. I was drawn to the
characters from the very beginning and could feel the emotions, the
sadness, the separation. Although Keith sounds selfish at times, you can
only wonder what kind of emotions he was going through when faced with
the horrible truth about the love of his life, never wanting to let go. A
great love story.
http://www.amazon.com/Reaching-Kendra-Edward-M-Wolfe-ebook/dp/B00KYIEVGM/ref=cm_cr-mr-img
The Ringmaster's Gambit - Yannis Karatsioris
It's a circus you won't forget!
I loved this second installment of "The Game" series, sequel to "The
book of the Forsaken." The book has a myriad of supernatural characters,
skillfully described and each having a specific role to play in the
overall plot of this ingenious story. It's one of those books you can't
put down, full of adventure, action and mysteries. Thumbs up for
Karatsioris for great imagination and story telling! This book was even
better than the first and I can't wait to read further into the series.
http://www.amazon.com/The-Ringmasters-Gambit-Game-ebook/dp/B00EXLZH5U/ref=cm_cr-mr-title
A Knock on a Door - Christos Kallis
A Knock on a Door is a poetry book in which the poet was able to conjure
up a collection of poems that will make you think, and are imbued with
deep thoughts, albeit also sprinkled with irony and sarcasm. The words
are used in a free verse style that is easy to read, for example: "The
black rose kept falling from my hands, I had to sacrifice its beauty to
reach that victorious peak" from the poem entitled An Apple. Two of my
favorites are A letter to Aeschylus and A Million Dollar Smile - "There
amongst the chaos and behind her ribs, A beast sat passively in its
lair." Excellent use of figurative language and vivid imagery. Great
job, and I will be looking for the next poetry book from Mr. Kallis.
http://www.amazon.com/A-Knock-On-Door/dp/1849635803/ref=tmm_pap_title_0
Echo of Heartbreak, A Recipe for Life - Carol Ann Kauffman
A very nice, inspiring book, that tells the story of a very strong woman
who decides to go along with
her much wanted pregnancy against all
odds. And, expecting the worse, she decides to leave her unborn daughter
a recipe for life, a journal with advice to help her understand life
and receive the motherly knowledge she would miss. The inclusion of real
food recipes was a delicious touch to the story. I'm looking forward to
trying the mushroom and spinach fritatta!
A moving story full of life advice for everyone.
http://www.amazon.com/Echo-Heartbreak-A-Recipe-Life-ebook/dp/B00ES2H0BS/ref=cm_cr-mr-title
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