The Strange Year of Vanessa M. by Filipa Fonseca Silva #ReviewShare #4stars @poshpipa

The Strange Year of Vanessa M. by Filipa Fonseca Silva My rating: 4 of 5 stars First, the negatives. You literally have to wait for something to happen in the first half of the book. The pacing was painstakingly slow. But after you get past the first half, you won't want...

#Free #Exercise #Health - Defying Age with Food by Freda Mooncotch @Kindleexpert

Reclaim Your Health, Energy & Vitality!  It's What You Eat, Not How Much You Exercise  In a society that spends billions of dollars annually in seeking better health and appearance through pills, powders, drinks, hormones, exercise obsession,...

Beyond Neanderthal by Brian Bloom @BrianB_Aust

From Chapter 12 – Visit to a Blue Amber Mine As Tara alighted from the vehicle, she found herself facing a ghostly white haze of wispy, low-lying clouds that hung as if suspended in time above the undulating hilltops. The peaks rose from the variegated emerald and olive...

Accountability Leadership by Di Worrall @DiWorrall

Accountability Starts at the Top As a leader, accountability starts with you. You have a weighted relationship with your people. What you say, what you do, and even those things you don’t say or do, have a far greater impact on the people in your sphere of influence than...

4 stars to Making Wishes by Marilyn Holdsworth @M_Holdsworth #ReviewShare #Fiction

Making Wishes by Marilyn Holdsworth My rating: 4 of 5 stars For this reader, Holdsworth really captured a unique and believable slice of life. The story follows Elloree, a wife and mother struggling with a life that doesn’t fulfill her. She has some choices to make about...

How the English Establishment Framed Stephen Ward by Caroline Kennedy @StephenWardBook

FBI director, J.Edgar Hoover, was convinced that British society was riddled with whores, pimps, sex maniacs and Soviet agents. His conviction was given a boost on Sunday, 16th June, when an article by British solicitor, Michael Eddowes, appeared in the Journal-American....

Along The Watchtower by David Litwack @DavidLitwack

The elevator dinged and the doors slid open. In less than a minute, I found myself in physical therapy. Like the rest of the hospital, the room was green-tile sterile, but someone had made an effort to cheer it up. Porcelain clowns lined the windowsill. Stuffed circus animals—lions...

#ReviewShare #PNR City of the Fallen (Dark Tides, #1) by Diana Bocco

City of the Fallen by Diana Bocco My rating: 4 of 5 stars Did the plot pull you in or did you feel you had to force yourself to read the book? In general, Diana Bocco’s writing is good and the plot pulled me in but some parts of the story seemed forced to me. The sex scenes...

Indiestructible: Inspiring Stories from the Publishing Jungle by Jessica Bell, Melissa Foster, Susan Kaye Quinn, Leigh Talbert Moore, Anne R. Allen, Cindy M. Hogan, Dawn Ius, Michelle Davidson Argyle, Roz Morris @MsBessieBell

Letter from the Editor Let me be clear—I don’t take sides. I appreciate the self-published author, the author published by a small press, and the New York-published author. Because you know what? No matter what publishing route any of us decide to take, we are all still...

The Sovereign Order of Monte Cristo by Holy Ghost Writer @SultanOfSalem

After the much-needed bath, Dantes puts on his dressing gown and lies down on his old bed, which he finds deeply comforting. He has played and traveled hard over the past few busy years, and he knows it has worn on him; there is more silver in his hair than before. He hopes...

The Howling Heart by April Bostic

* * * * That night, I invited some close friends and a few coworkers to my apartment. Trevor was there, but we couldn’t act like a couple. It really sucked that I couldn’t express my feelings for him in my own home. My best friend, Julie, was at the party and decided...

Onio by Linell Jeppsen @nelj8

*** Mel rode the elevator down to the parking garage and got in her car to drive home. She drove around and down until she reached ground level, and was taken by surprise when a snowplow plunged past her on the access road. She gripped the steering wheel tightly and stared...

Icarus Rising by Rob Manary @robmanary

Thursday, Day 4 I’ve decided to leave for Toronto tonight. After hearing Wayne’s report I might have left immediately, I am that taken with St. Claire, but guilt holds me here. I visit my sister, Elise, each week without fail, but I doubt she would realize if I have missed...

Post-Human #Series Books 1-4 by David Simpson @PostHuman09 #MustRead #Kindle

LIMITED TIME OFFER! This collection of the first 4 books of the Post-Human Series tells the epic and fast-paced story of the future of humanity and the extraordinary benefits--and profound dangers--of powerful artificial intelligence. Book 1: Sub-Human (Age...

#Free Colorworld by Rachel E. Kelly @colorworldbooks #Romance

Wen knows what love looks like. Since her mom died over a year ago, she’s seen it every day on her orphaned younger brother’s face. Wen’s made good on her promise to her mom that she’d take care of Ezra, even quitting her carefree party-girl ways to become a hard-working...

Superhuman Nature by Brandon Overall #SciFi #MustRead

Superhuman Nature is Brandon Overall's first novel. It was written and published during his first deployment to Afghanistan as a 2nd Lieutenant in late 2013. Neil Hitchens was a senior ROTC Cadet in college. He was just weeks away from graduating and becoming an Officer...

Goodnight, Gustav Klein by Elliot C. Mason @ArthurRay44 #Politics #Romance #Travel

Goodnight, Gustav Klein Chapter I - Change Stark parades of wintry air pounded the reddened face of Gustav Klein. He was unadorned, not bothering to notice the skilfully rehearsed tricks of the Scottish wind; he was lost in a burning recollection, sketches of the past...