Showing posts with label advance review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advance review. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 24, 2015

The Order of Curse-Bound Knights Blog Tour




Book Blurb for The Order of Curse-Bound Knights 
(book 4 in The Fateful Series)

A dying knight, the infamous Sir Maximilian...

He is saved by a curse. That curse makes him even more dangerous...and he likes it. To him, a new life as a vampire is an appealing thing.

The man who turned him into this great, fearsome warrior tasks him to watch over and protect his mortal daughter, Nadia. But the beautiful Nadia puts Max’s skills as a knight to the test, captures his heart, and bewitches him with eyes of emerald green. A power more potent than any magical curse.

Inspired by ballads of Robin Hood, Nadia is a bit too rebellious for her own good. And with a kind heart, she is much too trusting and forgiving for Max’s peace of mind, because those attributes get her into a great deal of peril. Deadly creatures surround her—some of them are there to protect her and some want to lure her into a trap—and she has no idea...

But can a knight in shining armor heal a lady’s heart when her love for the legend of Robin Hood is used against her?





Author Cheri Schmidt
BioCheri is the bestselling author of Fateful. Think "The Vampire Diaries meets Jane Austen." Fateful is followed by Fractured, Forever, and The Order of Curse-Bound Knights. And she has one other book in another series out entitled, Fair Maiden.

Her Fateful Series has been a bestseller ever since she published it, and well over a 150 thousand copies have been downloaded worldwide.

Cheri will say that her head is a very crowded place, and she wishes she could write faster. She will also tell you that if you do not like glittering fairies, hot vampires with British accents, knights in shining armor, the dashing Mr. Darcy, girly-girls who wear skirts, modern-day vigilantes, or large amounts of snogging, then perhaps her stories are not for you.

Currently she is working on The Trapping Club, a sequel to Fair Maiden, a contemporary/spy romance series, and a Steampunk series.





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Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Michael Recyle and Bootleg Peg by Ellie Patterson and Alexandra Colombo

     Michael Recyle and Bootleg Peg by Ellie Patterson and Alexandra Colombo. Was published on March 4, 2014. This is new installment of Michael Recyle book.
What happens when all this fish are missing from all seven seas? Michael Recyle takes this problem in his own hands to get back the fish so he and his friends can have their favorite fishy dish. Michael Recyle will have to face Bootleg Peg and her gruesome crew; as they are over fishing the seas. When Michael Recyle needs help he goes and gets help from his fish fiends to “Save Our Seas”.
     This was a story that I would enjoy reading over and over. This is a cute story that has a meaning that teaches children only take what you need. The story line shows that taking just want you need and sharing is the way to live. The illustrations are good; colors follow right with the story. Little kids will enjoy the adventure that Michael Recyle and his fish friends take you on into the colorful sea story.


Amazon Books
Barnes & Noble Books
Ellie Bethel's Goodreads
Alexandra Colombo's Goodreads

Netgalley provided this book to me for free in exchange for an honest review.

Friday, February 28, 2014

Dancing to Love by Jessica Hammond


Sweet, Dreamy, Good Read

Dancing to Love is a good read for it to be in the stage it is. I think Jessie Hammond has a great storyline here and has created a story that many readers will be able to connect with once it is to the stage of publishing. The story-line is an attention-keeper with Ana chasing her dream of dancing.

I can’t wait to read this book of Jessie once she has it published. I would be more than happy to read it again and provide a better review.
By: J (Jeniann)


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Monday, February 3, 2014

Planning Perfect Parties (The Girls' Guide to Fun, Fresh, Unforgettable Events) by Jen Jones

Planning Perfect Parties (The Girls' Guide to Fun, Fresh, Unforgettable Events) by Jen Jones will be published April 1, 2014. This is an advance review.
Planning Perfect Parties is a book that teaches and walks young girls though the steps of planning the perfect party; from sleepovers to costume parties or even just game night. This book covers more then ten different party themes, recipes, party favors and decorations. It even companion website that unlocks even more including budget tools, inviting templates and more. It teaches how to budget and planning for any kind of girl. It also has DIY’s (do it yourself) from snakes to decorations.
I would have loved having this book as when I was younger because of the great ideas that’s filled this book. I love how she has ideas for every kind of girl. And great party themes like the ‘Rag Swap” for the girls who love to show to “Medal Madness” great for sporty girls. The DIY’s aren’t just great to the parties but some would work great in your room. This book is great for girls who love hanging with friends, having sleepovers and parties. Filled with activities, recipes, decoration and organizing tip using this book will help make your next party/get together a blast!

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Netgalley provided this book to me for free in exchange for an honest review.

Friday, January 31, 2014

There Was an Old Sailor by Claire Saxby by Cassandra Allen


There Was an Old Sailor by Claire Saxby by Cassandra Allen will be published on March 1, 2014. This is an advance review of this story.
There Was Old Sailor is a new spin on the classic "There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly”. The sailor swallows a krill; he doesn’t want to get ill so he swallows a jellyfish to catch the krill. Then one swallow leads to another. As each thing he swallows gets bigger and bigger.
I enjoy read this new take on "There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly” as it’s a favorite of mine. I found the new rhymes a joy to read. Furthermore, the illustrations are a great part of this book and were a pleasure to look at while reading. In addition, to this story at the end of this book there are fish facts about the sea creatures that the old sailor had swallowed. The joys of new rhymes will fill the air with laughter. As well make the children wonder what the old sailor will swallow next. Children who love rhymes and the sea will enjoy this story.


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Thursday, January 30, 2014

Legends of Oz by Denton J. Tipton and Blair Shedd

     Legends of Oz by Denton J. Tipton and Blair Shedd. It will be published on March 18, 2014. This is an advance review of this book. Based on the animated film Legends of Oz! This child’s comics are for all ages. The story follows the characters after Dorothy leaves. The characters didn’t know that trouble was on its way and they would need Dorothy back to help save the day. As the classic characters the Lion, the Tinman and the Scarecrow goes on the hunt to bring Dorothy back. As the wicked witch of the west’s brother, Jester has come and he’s nothing but trouble. The flying monkey and Jester is causing trouble all over as the book takes you to on a journey. Since this is a comic/ graphic book a main part of the story is told just by the illustrations which are a huge part to understanding the story. The illustrations are perfect in this story; brightly colored, emotions in the characters, and has a way how showing what is happing in a way that is wonderful and easy to understand,
     I enjoyed this story more then I thought I was. I found giggles here and there as I read it to my brother. I loved the illustrations and how the characters just popped right out. The story line was good; it has adventure but was also quite funny. Any Oz fan of any age will enjoy this new take on an amazing classic.


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Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Michael Recyle and Bootleg Peg by Ellie Patterson and Alexandra Colombo

     Michael Recyle and Bootleg Peg by Ellie Patterson and Alexandra Colombo. It will be published on March 4, 2014. This is an advance review of this new installment of Michael Recyle book.
What happens when all this fish are missing from all seven seas? Michael Recyle takes this problem in his own hands to get back the fish so he and his friends can have their favorite fishy dish. Michael Recyle will have to face Bootleg Peg and her gruesome crew; as they are over fishing the seas. When Michael Recyle needs help he goes and gets help from his fish fiends to “Save Our Seas”.
     This was a story that I would enjoy reading over and over. This is a cute story that has a meaning that teaches children only take what you need. The story line shows that taking just want you need and sharing is the way to live. The illustrations are good; colors follow right with the story. Little kids will enjoy the adventure that Michael Recyle and his fish friends take you on into the colorful sea story.


Amazon Books
Barnes & Noble Books
Ellie Bethel's Goodreads
Alexandra Colombo's Goodreads