Week’s Reads: Kiss of Fire and Eyes of Ember by Rebecca Ethington

Posted by bkristin on Jun 7th, 2013 in reviews | 0 comments   Kiss of Fire by Rebecca Ethington Fun, action-packed read. This book does not slow down once the pace picks up. The beginning is sweet and you fall for Ryland immediately. He is just so caring (but I really prefer Ilyan). You get the feeling that he knows more than he lets on, but also guys are just like that- don’t speak much. When things start to change and the action get going, be prepared to not want to set the book down! You have to find out what happens next…… really fun book and greatly recommended.     Eyes of Ember by Rebecca Ethington I just had to go onto the second book...

E-BOOK RELEASE DAY: Becoming a Legend: Book 2 of The Blue Eyes Trilogy

Posted by bkristin on Jun 6th, 2013 in notes, reviews | 0 comments I am so excited to share it with everyone that the ebook for Becoming a Legend  is available for purchase on amazon, smashwords, and barnes & noble. The paperback book should be ready in a week or two. I can’t wait to hear what you think of it…. come take a look and tell me what you think. Hopefully you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed writing it 🙂

UPDATES: “Becoming a Legend” Book 2 of the Blue Eyes Trilogy to be released on the weekend

Posted by bkristin on Jun 3rd, 2013 in notes | 0 comments Hi everyone. We getting ready for the final steps to get the books out. The last few edits are being done right now on “Becoming a Legend” and it is getting formatted for ebook and paperback books. If everything goes as planned it should be uploaded on June 6th and available shortly after that. Can’t wait to see what everyone thinks…… scary and exciting at the same time. Other great news is that I get to go to UtopYAcon the end of June. Some tickets opened up and I can’t wait to go 🙂 Many of the authors I have read in the past year will be there and the topics for...

Week’s Reads: Paranormal Public and Elemental Rising by Maddy Edwards

Posted by bkristin on May 31st, 2013 in reviews | 0 comments Review: Paranormal Public by Maddy Edwards I can’t put my finger on it but I like this book- I was not overly liking the main character or her friends, but there was just something about this book that kept me reading. Yes, that is a weird assessment, but I still cannot place my finger on what it was that kept me reading. By the end of the book I like all the characters and found it was a decent book- I just cannot describe why. I did find myself wanting to put this book down with to begin with. It just didn’t draw me into the story, but once I got into it enough, I liked the book. I like Edwards...

Cover Reveal for “Becoming a Legend”!

Posted by B. McMichael on May 24th, 2013 in reviews | 0 comments Today is the big cover reveal for “Becoming a Legend” which will be released on June 6th! Be sure to sign up for my mailing list to get notified when it get’s launched. I’d like to thank all of the bloggers who participated in the reveal by giving them the first showing. Click on over and take a look! (P.S. This list is random so you can’t accuse me of playing favorites 🙂 ) Fae BooksThe Unofficial Addiction Book Fan ClubRed Reader ReviewsBrittany and Bianca Blab BooksEscape Into A BookWintry WordsMom With A KindleMy Family's Heart Book ReviewsBooky Thoughts and MeA...

Week’s Reads: The Ballad of Aramei by JA Redmerski and The Acropolis by RK Ryals

Posted by bkristin on May 23rd, 2013 in reviews | 0 comments Review: The Ballad of Aramei by JA Redmerski We jump back into the story of Adria. She is adjusting to her new life as the threat of an enemy lies within the Mayfair household. Not only do they need to find the dark Praverian before they kill anyone, Adria also has to deal with not doing exactly what the ‘good’ Praverians want her to do when she listens to Aramei and defies Isaac’s father. I like that Adria does not do what is expected of her. She even stands up to Isaac’s alpha dominant father. It is nice to see she does what she thinks is right. Now there were a few points I was wondering why she...