I rarely blog about the reviews my books have received. This week I received great reviews on both of my books. In fact, as I looked back over the past few months, I realized I have a lot of very good reviews. The reader’s who have read my books have kindly taken the time to tell others what they thought. I would like to return … Continue reading Recent Book Reviews
This was an interesting combination of science fiction, fantasy, and romance. The first person narrative by the main character, twenty-one year old Chloe Rose, starts out as she watches a man she obviously finds attractive, although she is hiding from him. This certainly got my attention. The narrative then continues from the point of view of the young man, Alexander Cruz. Somehow he is aware that … Continue reading The Danfians Prophecy ( An Epic Scifi Fantasy Romance) by L. Sengul
I’ve tried hard to stay away from blogs about the current presidential races, especially the debates. To say we have become an embarrassment on the international stage is a gross understatement. People in other countries now tune in to the debates; particularly the Republican debates, rather than watch reality television. When did our political system degenerate into a name calling free for all? vigilantcitizen.com I … Continue reading The Collapse of Presidential Races
The Abduction of Rupert DeVille” is a delightful combination of suspense and witty humor that kept me reading well past my bedtime. What begins as a thrilling abduction evolves into a love story with a side trip into intrigue. Paul White’s characters are full bodied, true to life people whose interactions are sometimes puzzling and often humorous. From the moment Rupert is snatched from the … Continue reading “The Abduction of Rupert DeVille” by Paul White
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Please welcome author Elizabeth Horton Newton today on Peachy’s Insights. GP: Lets just get right into this. I know that readers are curious about the authors of books they read. What do you do for fun when you aren’t writing? EHN: I love to travel. Of course I can’t do that all the time. I read, I love going to movies… Continue reading Author Interview: Elizabeth Horton Newton
Reprinted from Author Shout: Author Interview: Elizabeth Horton-Newton Elizabeth Horton-Newton was born in New York City on February 1st, 1953. She attended public schools in Manhattan including the prestigious Hunter College High School. After attending the Brooklyn campus of Long Island University and majoring in Media Arts with an eye toward TV Production she moved to Knoxville, TN where her father was born and raised. Eventually graduating … Continue reading Author Shout Interview
Thanks so much to Anita Kovacevic for this excellent interview. It is easily one of the best interviews I have had. Anita is an author in her own right. I hope you take a moment to check out her blog as she has many interesting interviews, reviews, and articles to share. Source: The Newton Force – special interview with authors Elizabeth H.Newton and Neil Newton Continue reading The Newton Force – special interview with authors Elizabeth H.Newton and Neil Newton
I was attracted to this book because the blurb said it’s about an author who takes extreme steps to write the perfect suspenseful thriller. Battling writer’s block he finds the only way he can overcome those blank moments in front of his computer is by actually committing murder. This fascinating premise is played out in England and the authors describe their settings well … Continue reading “Your Last Breath” by Carole Parkes and Doug Lafuze
When I started writing this book it was primarily to present a different angle on the assassination of President John Kennedy on November 22, 1963 on the streets of Dallas, Texas. For years I had believed the shooting was a conspiracy and believed it was likely accused assassin Lee Harvey Oswald was innocent. I’m not an historian and while I read extensively about the events … Continue reading Love Is In the Air: “View From the Sixth Floor: An Oswald Tale”
Source: The danger of Donald Trump: Why “Dump Trump” isn’t all about wussy political correctness. Continue reading The danger of Donald Trump: Why “Dump Trump” isn’t all about wussy political correctness.
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