Monday, June 3, 2013
New Series Alert! Vibe by Kayla Curry
Hi all! My name is J. Scott Sharp and I am the minion Bee...you can call me mini-Bee! Muhahahahahaha! But before I get drunk with power, I just wanted to thank Hilybee for the opportunity to guest post on her blog for a while. She's a busy little Bee currently and I am going to help her keep the hive in order...the best I can! :) Thanks again Hilybee!
I wanted to introduce you all to a new series that I am really getting into called Vibe. Kind of science fiction, dystopian, crime...all in one series...so of course, I think it rocks! :)
Welcome to the World of "Vibe"
Welcome to a world where emotions have become weapons, currency and livelihood. Welcome to Vibe City.
Greys feed on apathy. The only problem with that is they sometimes soak up so much apathy, they experience the emotion so strongly that they can't make themselves do anything. Even feeding becomes a chore that may or may not get done. Everyone knows you can't feed on your own emotion. So if you're isolated enough, you could end up drained.
Prism is a detective with problems of her own. She's been off the job for a while, but now she's back and working with a transfer named Atramen on the case of the drained grey. Being a color wheel has its advantages and disadvantages. The power to make anyone feel any emotion you want them to is a pro, but being bombarded 24/7 with the emotions of others is most definitely a con. Can Prism and Atramen find the killer and overcome the obstacles associated with a new partnership?
Adult-content rating: This book contains content considered unsuitable for young readers 17 and under, and which may be offensive to some readers of all ages.
Kayla Curry is a stay-at-home mom. She says, " I started writing seriously in high school. The classroom I spent most of my time in was the school newspaper room. I went to that class every day since the beginning of my sophomore year and loved every minute of it. After I graduated I continued to write short stories in my free time and I eventually worked up to writing a full length novel. I still love to write short stories when I'm not working on my Mystic Stones Series. My husband is the one who makes it all possible by bringing in about 98% of the household income. I hope to one day be the 98 percenter through my writing, so that he can do something he wants to do."
I just picked this short story up and already it is great! I hope to give you a review of it in the next couple of days! In the meantime, you can pick it up on Amazon!
Friday, May 31, 2013
Will you be the next Bee?
Guys, I'm terribly sorry I haven't been posting as often. Here's what is going on. I work for a retail (if that's not enough of an explaination, lol) shoe store called Tradehome Shoes. I am temporarily taking over a store to help improve its status and get it organized before the next manager comes in and takes it over. Because of this, I am working 11.5 hour days 6 days a week and 7 hour days on Sundays. I absolutely love my job, and blogging sadly must take a backseat for now. Once all of this is taken care of, I can get back to the regular 3 posts a week.
I will be posting all my scheduled posts (the few I have scheduled with authors, publishers, etc.) but will not be creating my own for at least two more weeks. BUT keep your chins up! The posts to come are some fun ones... character interviews, reviews, blog tours, book release parties and more.
With that said.. I would love to have someone write posts for the site as a mini-Bee for the next two weeks. If anyone would like to guest host for the next two weeks and write your own posts on my blog, please email me. (No, you do not have to be a current blogger but yes you can be.) I would love to discuss it with you (keep in mind the posts would have to be book related). *insert super smiley but very tired face here* Happy Blogging!!
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Review Day: Deception
Title: Deception (Dr. Steven Dunbar Bk 2)
Author: Ken McClure
My Rating: 5 stars!
Book Blurb:
When GM crops are this year's scapegoat, what horrors hide behind them?
Ken McClure has written another classic novel of science and medicine.
DECEPTION will raise him to the very peak of the genre. The rats raised
the alarm...In a village outside Edinburgh, there is doubt that a
genetically modified crop which is being grown is actually the one
licensed by the government. Steven Dunbar, and medical investigator with
the Sci-Med Inspectorate, is sent to investigate, but finds that the
farmer who made the complaints, Thomas Rafferty, is a well known drunk.
Rafferty has also applied for accreditation as an organic farmer, with
the backing of two 'venture capitalists' - who turn out to be ex-SAS,
and possibly still working for the government in some capacity. As
Steven investigates further his life comes under threat, as does the
survival of the village, and he must band together with his few allies
to solve the mystery of the original complaint and the ever-larger
picture which slowly becomes clearer...
My Review:
Another incredible thriller by Ken McClure! The second book in the Dr. Steven Dunbar series, this novel is absolutely amazing! I loved every second of it, just as much as I loved the first one. The series is living up to my expectations and more. I was afraid after such a strong first book the series would become boring or redundant...considering it is always another medical thriller/mystery every time.... BUT I was so happy it didn't!
Some characters remained from the first book, including some side characters, and the two books definitely tie together. I don't want to say how or who because that would spoil it wayyy too much. hehe! If you enjoyed the first one, definitely give the second one a read. It is worth your time for sure!! This is definitely on my "top fav series" list.
Monday, May 27, 2013
Pipe Dreams - Coming Soon!
It is my pleasure to introduce Pipe Dreams by Destiny Allison to you guys!! The novel will be out on June 3, 2012.
Book Blurb:
Beneath
the park bench, a young girl cries for help, her voice a cold hand on
Vanessa’s throat. “Please,” the girl whispers, a tear trickling down
her battered face. Vanessa glances at the empty square. A piece of trash
tumbles. A bird settles in a tree. Then there is silence — no voice, no
wind, no movement. It’s as if the world is waiting. The naked girl is
desperate, but compassion for the Fallen is never forgiven.
Vanessa’s
hesitation is her undoing. Unbeknownst to her, Lewis is still haunted
by her thick, auburn hair, serious eyes, and mocking laughter. She is
the symbol of all he hates and her interaction with the girl is just
what he needs to gain control of the virus. Originally developed to save
mankind from itself, the virus can be used to create a slave race. When
it is released, Lewis will have his revenge.
As
his plan unfolds, Vanessa is forced to flee. Escaping through the
sewer, she finds love, heartbreak, and the red beam of a gun sight
dancing on the slick, black wall. In the deep dark of the foul pipe,
she also discovers she has been betrayed. That’s when she learns Texas
is real.
Pipe Dreams is a dystopian novel set in the near future. If gene splicing could merge Margaret Atwood and Suzanne Collins, the resulting author might write this book.
About the Author, Destiny Allison:
Destiny
Allison is an award winning sculptor, businesswoman, and community
builder, although writing was her first love. Last year, she published Shaping Destiny: A quest for meaning in art and life.
The non-fiction work is a memoir. In it, Allison reveals the truth that
life is art. The memoir is a book Allison felt she had to write.
As her passion for the written word evolves, she is writing what she loves. Pipe Dreams is her fiction debut (to be released in June, 2013), and other fictional works are soon to follow.
Unlike
many authors, Allison does not believe in pen names. She knows this
could get her in some trouble with her readers, but strongly believes
that we have to be who and what we are.
Allison lives in Santa Fe, NM with her husband and dogs, alternately missing and celebrating her three grown sons.
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