Monday, October 7, 2013

I have the pleasure of introducing in my blog a wonderful Australian writer Joanna Lloyd.

Shadow Beneath the Sea

Lillian Marshall’s father is determined she will accompany him to England on board the great luxury liner, Lusitania. Walter Marshall needs an accomplice in crime to execute a shrewd con to make their fortune. Lillian is faced with an impossible decision - stay in America and marry a man she doesn’t love for stability and security, or face her fear of sea travel, her father’s crooked schemes, and an unknown future to reunite with a family she’s never known.
When Edward James books passage to England on the Lusitania, he believes his future is at last out of his father’s hands and his career as a musician is within reach. Before the ship sails, Edward becomes an unwitting ally in Walter’s plan to force his reluctant daughter onto the ship. Edward finds himself drawn to the intriguing Lillian and seeks her company at every opportunity; finally facing the possibility that it may be Lillian who holds his heart.
Unfortunately, his uncle has more insidious plans to wed Edward to the cold-hearted Lavinia Armitage, daughter of a family business partner.
So begins a love story hindered by class, time, and promises - Edward’s to marry Lavinia and Lillian’s to steal from the man she loves. Against a backdrop of vivid characters, obscene wealth, secrets, lies, and deceit, the countdown begins toward one of the greatest war-time shipping tragedies in history.

Friday, October 4, 2013


 
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A couple of our authors received some lovely praise this week. Book 
Rooster chose Arielle Immortal Awakening by Lilian Roberts as a 
Reviewers' Pick. 
This title is awarded only to books that receive rave reviews from 
Book Rooster users. A post about the novel is upcoming 
on October 10.

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InD'tale Magazine gave Angel Sefer's romantic suspense novel, 
Spellbound in His Arms, the crowned heart award for excellence. 
The magazine said, "Angel Sefer keeps the reader intrigued and on 
the edge of their seats as this story unfolds! Undoubtably 
one to enjoy!"

Wednesday, October 2, 2013


Periodically, BookRooster when a particularly well-reviewed book surfaces, they like to share the news by making the book a BookRooster.com Reviewers' Pick. The Reviewers' Pick gets free exposure on our sister site, BookLending.com, which has over 60,000 members. Arielle: Immortal Awakening has been receiving rave reviews and so they chose my first book as a BookRooster.com Reviewers' Pick.!!!!!!

Friday, September 27, 2013

A wonderful Review from Sandra's World of Books, for book I "Arielle Immortal Awakening"
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Paranormal Romance books are not my favorite genre of Young Adult fiction. 

I think this was because I read the Twilight Saga and I wasn't really fond of the books.
I prefered the movies. But that's another thing. I got Arielle: Immortal Awakening 
for free in exchange for an honest review.

I wasn't sure what to expect when I started on this book. I had some other books
 that were in my to be read list, so I didn't really know when to start. I had 
promised to put up the review at least in September, so that was my goal. 
In the beginning it was hard to get into the book, but after the first 50 pages, 
the words started the flow and I actually got excited to read further in the book. 
That's why I really want to read the next book, especially after that ending, 
you really want to read the next part, because you just need to know what is 
going to happen next.

In Arielle: Immortal Awakening, we follow college student Arielle and her friends, 
Gabrielle and Eva. Arielle is able to read their friends mind and some other 
selected people. She can't control whose mind to read, it just sort of happens. 
Eva has gotten ino the paranormal world, with spells and other paranormal 
happenings. Arielle is afraid of telling her friends about her 'powers', but Eva 
does take their friends into trust and tells them about her 'powers'. One summer, 
Arielle who spends her time in France, meets Sebastian, a really nice and 
handsome guy who is in love with her, but she is yet to be in great danger.

Lilian Roberts has a way of writing words as if they were poetry. It just flows. 
Some of the words I hadn't even heard of before. That made it a little hard 
for me sometimes, but besides that it was wonderful to read and I would 
highly recommend this to anyone who is a paranormal fan.

Arielle falls head over heels in love with Sebastian, who has lived on this 
earth for centuries (I had to think about Twilight here, I'm sorry). Sebastian 
sort of creeped me out by him constantly saying “I love you” and “Miss me” 
when they were ending the conversation or just sometimes out of the blue. 
I mean, I had the feeling they had been dating for a week and they were 
already saying “I love you”, which to me sounded a little unrealistic. 
Besides that, the “miss me” thing creeped me out. What was he trying 
to do? Persuade her into loving him?

The book is rich in character description, you can't help but to love the 
characters in this book. I really felt attached to Gabrielle and Eva and also 
to Arielle, of course.

On top of all that, the cover is just beautiful! I really love the bright colors 
and the castle in the background, it actually makes you think it's a historical 
fiction, but it's not. Kudos for the beautiful cover designs. I think I would make 
something like this if I were to publish a book.

I need to read the next part of the book, and then probably the next part, 
and the next part. I loved the book a lot and I highly recommend it if you a
re into paranormal young adult fiction and if not, you should just read it as 
well, because it's not quite a well known book, it should just get a little more known.

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