Review - The Deep by Jen Minkman

Self-published | 200 pages | 2014

Leia and Walt head to an adventure to the World Across the Waters to explore their ancestor's world but they are going to be shocked with what the new world holds for them and when they think everything is alright, that's when it goes horribly wrong. As for Alisa, She and the whole island is struggling to comprehend the broadness of the world and turmoil, tragedy and love fill the air on both side of the island.

New release - Pressed Pennies, a novel by Steven Manchester

Brief Synopsis:

Rick and Abby grew up together, became best friends, and ultimately fell in love. Circumstance tore them apart in their early teens, though, and they went on to lives less idyllic than they dreamed about in those early days. Rick has had a very successful career, but his marriage flat-lined. Abby has a magical daughter, Paige, but Paige's father nearly destroyed Abby's spirit.

Review - Man in the Empty Suit by Sean Ferrell

Soho Press | 300 pages | 2013

One of the most twisted story I have read in a while. 

Reading this book was like wanting to solve a puzzle but at the same not wanting to do so because it would be the end of a great adventure. 

Review - Shadow of Time by Jen Minkman

Self published | 400 pages | 2013

Shadow of Time is a great read. The journey of Hannah's search to find out about her hunting past was captivating.

Review - A Walk Across the Sun by Corban Addison

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Title: A walk Across the Sun
Author: Corban Addison
Publisher: SilverOak
Page number: 384
genres: Novel
Language: English

Synapsis:
When a tsunami rages through their coastal town in India, 17-year-old Ahalya Ghai and her 15-year-old sister Sita are left orphaned and homeless. With almost everyone they know suddenly erased from the face of the earth, the girls set out for the convent where they attend school. They are abducted almost immediately and sold to a Mumbai brothel owner, beginning a hellish descent into the bowels of the sex trade. Halfway across the world, Washington, D.C., attorney Thomas Clarke faces his own personal and professional crisis-and makes the fateful decision to pursue a pro bono sabbatical working in India for an NGO that prosecutes the subcontinent's human traffickers. There, his conscience awakens as he sees firsthand the horrors of the trade in human flesh, and the corrupt judicial system that fosters it. Learning of the fate of Ahalya and Sita, Clarke makes it his personal mission to rescue them, setting the stage for a riveting showdown with an international network of ruthless criminals. - Goodreads


Review:
 A Walk Across the Sun is a great story of success, failure, fear and courage. There are many elements that makes this novel worth the read.

Critique - In the Belly of Jonah de Sandra Brennan (version anglais)

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Title: In the Belly of Jonah
Author: Sandra Brannan
Publisher: Greenleaf book group press
Pages number: 288
Genre: Thriller, mystery novel
Language: English
Synopsis:
In the Belly of Jonah is a fast-paced mystery with a likable protagonist and an intricately woven narrative brimming with bizarre yet believable twists. The first in a series, the book expertly lays the groundwork for Liv Bergen, amateur sleuth, and her love interest, FBI Agent Streeter Pierce. 
Liv becomes involved in the investigation of the murder of Jill Brannigan, a summer intern at the limestone mine Liv manages near Fort Collins, Colorado (a breathtaking setting that unwittingly becomes an accessory to crime). In doing so, she inadvertently puts her friends, her family, and herself at risk of being swallowed in the belly of a madman bloated with perverse appetites for women, surrealistic art, and renown. 
Perhaps a bit too daring (and at times irreverent) for her own good, ''Boots,'' as Liv's eight siblings call her, soon realizes she has a knack for outsmarting and tracking down the Venus de Milo murderer--and she enjoys it! As the gripping plot of In the Belly of Jonah unfolds, Liv Bergen takes her place alongside the best female crime-solvers as a woman with smarts, self-confidence, and intuitive savvy. - Goodreads

Review:
This is a steamy review! I just finished the book and I find it incredible.