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Comment by Jennifer Robins on November 18, 2009 at 10:49am

review:
An Author's Nightmare is one chilling story that will make you grip the pages wanting to find out who the killer is. Is Kate imagining things or are they for real? This is something that kept going around and around in my mind. The author is very talented for teasing this reviewer and her readers will love it. Each killing that occurs is one that will make you wonder why and what part does Kate have in everything. The suspense is definitely there but so is the horror of finding out
who the killer is? Not only does Jennifer Robins have a clever mind but also she has such an imaginative mind for creating this suspenseful novel.

Reviewed by: http://www.NightOwlRomance.com 4.5 heearts

Comment by Stormi Johnson on November 15, 2009 at 11:57am

My review of Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

Comment by Kelly Abell on October 15, 2009 at 5:23pm

First reivew is in for Haunted Destiny! 5 out of 5 Hearts from Night Owl Romance and it is a Reviewer's Top Pick
Imagine losing your loved ones but in the same week being able to talk to ghosts. Not just any ghosts but ones that need your help to cross over. For Destiny Dove this seemed at first a nightmare but then Jake Turner needed her. All her life her mother had told her stories of her grandmother being strange. Living with her she now knows how strange for she has the same strangeness in her now. Being the new kid in town she is trying to maintain some normalcy in her life but Jake’s girlfriend Amy sees her as a threat. She doesn’t want anything to do with Jake but a tragedy in his family brings them together. This is something she is trying to get past but each day with him is brewing strong feelings between them. Amy has her own problems, bigger than thinking she is stealing Jake. Can she find out what evil spirit is in Amy’s house before it destroys the teenage girl and her family?

Jake Turner has never met a girl like Destiny Dove. His girlfriend Amy demands for him to stay away but something about Destiny pulls him to her. He knows it’s wrong but he can’t help but feel protective of her. Something is wrong with Amy and her family but he is afraid to confront them. All he knows is that each day with Amy something is changing. Jake feels something for Destiny and loves that she has a gift unlike other people. When tragedy arises he knows that Destiny is the only one he can confide in about his life. Can he continue being friends with Destiny when his relationship with Amy is on thin thread?

Ooh this is a first I have read from Kelly Abell and won’t be the last. I loved this book and it’s perfect for a young adult who enjoys the paranormal. Destiny Dove is definitely not your usual heroine for she is a young teenager still trying to come to grips with the death of her parents and little brother. It broke my heart the agony and guilt she went through. However, like any strong woman whether teenager or older there is a strong man by her side. Jake Turner may be a young boy growing into a gorgeous man but he is just what Destiny needs in her life. Amy is definitely a villain, but she has a right to be a jealous girlfriend. I can’t wait to see what else this talented author has writes. (5 out of 5)

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Comment by Harvee Lau on October 3, 2009 at 8:04am

I've reviewed The Texicans by Nina Vida

Comment by K.M. Daughters on September 30, 2009 at 12:49pm

A wonderful 5-star video and print review for Rose of the Adriatic is popping up on the net today! Here's the link posted at Amazon: http://tinyurl.com/yemggtu

Comment by Harvee Lau on September 10, 2009 at 1:25pm

The Fruit of Her Hands an historical novel by Michelle Cameron, is my latest read and review, posted on Book Bird Dog.

Comment by Christy Tillery French on September 9, 2009 at 6:20pm

I'm happy to announce that Cata Single Titles gave 5 stars to The Bodyguard and the Snitch: http://singletitles.com/?p=2269

Long and Short Romance Reviews gave 4.5 stars to The Bodyguard and the Snitch: http://longandshortreviews.blogspot.com/2009/09/bodyguard-and-snitch-by-christy-tillery.html

Comment by Lynda Coker on September 6, 2009 at 9:12pm

Thank you Jennifer for a great review for THE OCEAN BETWEEN.

Comment by Harvee Lau on September 4, 2009 at 9:23am

Memoir by bird trainer and falconer/naturalist, Rebecca K. O'Connor - visit my review of the book, Lift: A Memoir

Comment by Christine Zegelis on September 2, 2009 at 12:13pm

My review of Playing House by Fredrica Wagman has been posted!

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