Posted by B. McMichael on Feb 25th, 2015 in interviews, notes | 0 comments
I just did an interview at Jo Michaels blog where we talk about writing and time travel and other random things. Check it out! Jo Michaels Blog – Author Interview – B. Kristin McMichael
Posted by B. McMichael on Sep 5th, 2014 in notes | 0 comments
Here are five reasons that make Carnelian just a little different than what you might be used to in a YA/NA romance. The Goddess – The only supernatural in the book is the goddess that facilitates time travel. Other than that, they are normal humans with normal abilities. No angels, vampire, werewolves, or otherworldly creatures. Just a simple story of a girl that finds out time is a bit more fluid of a concept than she thought. No insta-love. Seth Sangre is hot- underwear model hot- but that doesn’t mean Mari is going to go out with him when he asks. Cute guys have it way too easy-especially in...
Posted by bkristin on Jul 25th, 2013 in reviews | 0 comments
Golden Blood, Black Blood, Pure Blood by Melissa Pearl This was a great time travel series. Gemma is able to travel in time just like her family (mom, dad, brother, and sister) supposedly they use their power for good to save people along the way that need to be saved. They only make little ripples in time to do so, but Gemma is completely fooled into her way of life to realize that there is a lot more going on. As the series progresses Gemma has to realize the truth- which was very hard for her to accept. This was quite the adventure: time travel, finding love, loosing love, family deception,...
Posted by bkristin on May 13th, 2013 in reviews | 0 comments
Review: Daynight by Megan Thomason Kira has entered the second chance foundation as a one year after high school job to get away from her reality where everyone she knows at school is now gone due to an accident. Unfortunately for her, the people running this might have different plans for her. I liked getting a completed story- Too often I find authors leaving the story incomplete and to me that is more of a turn off than grammatical errors. I don’t want to spend hours reading a book that has no resolution. This book was nicely done in that there was resolution and there is more left of the story to...
