Monthly Archives: May 2015
DONNA BALL: RAINE STOCKTON WAS BORN ON SEPTEMBER 11 2001
The adventures of Raine Stockton became one of the most popular animal fiction series. The ninth part Home of the Brave was published in September. We get exclusive chance to learn more from the author herself how challenging is to write such a book.
Our next guest published her first novel in 1982. She has written more than eighty fiction novels using as well the pseudonyms as Rebecca Flanders, Donna Carlisle, Leigh Bristol, Taylor Brady, and Donna Boyd.
Dear friends, let’s welcome lady Donna Ball.
Donna and Glitter
– Donna, what the readers may find in Home of the Brave, book 9 of Raine Stockton Dog series ?
– In HOME OF THE BRAVE, Raine and her young friend Melanie spend the Fourth of July weekend at a camp for dogs and kids, never imagining what a terrifying turn their holiday is about to take. This book explores the fairly intense themes of terrorism and political corruption, and begins a story arc that will require at least two more books to resolve. Readers can expect to stay up late reading this one!
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S.J. WATSON: SECOND LIFE IS A GOOD STORY WITH LOTS OF TWISTS AND TURNS
S.J. Watson made the big break with his first book Before I Go To Sleep. The novel became worldwide bestseller with more than 2500 Amazon reviews and average 4.0 stars.
On June 9 the literary world will see the next production of the British author Second Life. We’ve got a great chance to speak about the novel thanks to Alexander Cochran.
– What the readers will find in your new book Second Life?
– Hopefully a good story, with lots of twists and turns to keep them excited. And if it make them think about life the way we live it now, all the better.
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ERNIE LINDSEY: SKYNOISE IS A FUN TIME-TRAVEL ADVENTURE
The latest book by Ernie Lindsey Skynoise was published in December last year. The fans of SciFi genre like it and gave it very nice feedback with av. 4.4 Amazon stars from 87 reviews. Our next feature guest is interesting interlocutor for the following chat.
– Ernie, what is your book Skynoise about?
– There is a lot going on with this story, so it’s hard to sum up without giving too much away. Skynoise is a fun time-travel adventure featuring a respected non-fiction author named Helen Weils who is forced into an unlikely partnership with Chip Sledd, a conspiracy theorist who may be completely insane. The story focuses on the mysterious disappearance of the Roanoke Island colonists, a group of settlers who vanished in 1587. This also ties in with strange noises being heard in the sky, all around the world, with no apparent earthly origin.
(These noises actually exist! Visit YouTube and search for “strange noises in the sky.”)
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DEIRDRE RIORDAN HALL: I DID A HAPPY DANCE WHEN I SAW SUGAR ON THE TOP OF AMAZON LIST
Deirdre Riordan Hall’s Sugar will be officially published on June 1. The book found its place in Kindle Amazon Top 10 list. The novel received very nice feedback averaging with 4.7 Amazon stars from 100 plus reviews.
It’s a great pleasure to introduce you one of the new stars of young adult romances Deirdre Riordan Hall.
– Deirdre, what is your next book Sugar about?
– For seventeen years, Sugar has been told she is too much and yet not enough. Trapped in a one-star town, Sugar sees no way out until Even Anderson, tall, handsome, and tousle-haired appears with a motorcycle and a dream. Through their friendship, Sugar discovers she amounts to more than a worthless daughter, an annoying sister, the target of the senior class prank, and the reflection she sees in the mirror.
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LINDA APPLEMAN SHAPIRO: I DID NOT SET OUT TO WRITE SHE’S NOT HERSELF AS A MEMOIR
Linda Appleman Shapiro published her memoire She’s Not Herself last year. The book found a lot of followers, who rated it very highly and currently stands with average 4.5 Amazon stars from 50 reviews.
For more than 30 years our next guest practiced as a psychotherapist. She is an established blogger in the field of mental health. Let’s say welcome to Linda Appleman Shapiro.
– What is your book SHE’S NOT HERSELF about?
– My memoir, “SHE’S NOT HERSELF: A Psychotherapist’s Journey Into and Beyond Her Mother’s Mental Illness” is precisely what my sub-title suggests.
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JOHN ELDER ROBISON: BEING DIFFERENT IS THE SOURCE OF EXCEPTIONALITY
Raising Cubby by John Elder Robison is one of those books that touches you deeply. It’s about a very different world and entirely different experience in growing up a kid. Our next guest is showing the amazing point of view by an autistic. Great thanks to Lauren Kuhn for her assistance of completing the interview.
– What is your memoire Raising Cubby about?
– Raising Cubby is the story of my son and I – a different kid and a different dad – growing up together. It’s the joy and fun of childhood and the challenges and threats that confront us as we get older.
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LIZ TRENOW: THE FORGOTTEN SEAMSTRESS TOOK 15 DRAFTS
Liz Trenow’s life was always linked to the silk. Her family has been related for ages with it. This is one of the reasons how she found a very interesting case that inspired her latest book The Forgotten Seamstress. The novel was published in 2013 and was accepted very well by the readers. Currently the book stands with average 4.5 Amazon stars from 270 plus reviews.
We are proud to introduce to you our next guest Lady Liz Trenow.
– What is your next book The Forgotten Seamstress about?
– At its simplest, the book is about how the events of the past reverberate into the present and future. In this case, the past events are the story of an extraordinary woman, Maria, growing up in the early 20th century. Like so many women of the time, the path of her life is very much in the hands of others. But she uses the one power she has – her ability to sew beautiful things – to tell her story, through a quilt.
The present and future are embodied in the character of Caroline, a thirty-something metropolitan woman who, like many of today’s women, has almost too many choices. But her life is at a crossroads – her relationship has finished and she’s been made redundant from her well-paid but soulless job – and it takes the distraction of inheriting the quilt, and unearthing its story, for her to discover what she really wants from life.
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BOOK TO MOVIE ADAPTATION: THE LONGEST RIDE (UPDATE)
American author Nicholas Sparks is champion of writing books, which later turn out to be big movie hits. Nine of his novels were already adapted and all of them generate nice money for the producers. The jubilee 10th book that will become a film is The Longest Ride.
AMAZON TOP 10 BESTSELLERS: APRIL 2015
The intro words in April’s Amazon bestselling chart will be dedicated once again to The Girl on the Train. For the first time since the start of our ranks a novel stays on the top for third month in a row. We’ve got also the new books by David Baldacci and Nora Roberts, who are ready to challenge Paula Hawkins in May.
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