Showing posts with label romance novel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label romance novel. Show all posts

Monday, February 13, 2012

Happy Valentine's Day!

Hi, guys! Tomorrow (or today or yesterday--depending on when you see this) is Valentine's Day! So I thought I'd say:
Hope you guys have a really Awesome Valentine's Day! :) (and don't forget to tell your parents) 


And if you are looking for some good romance novels here are a few:

The Price of Trust by Amanda Stephan (contemporary romance)
Lonely Hearts by Amanda Stephan (contemporary romance)
Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine (fantasy)
Matched by Ally Condie (dystopian romance)

Friday, January 27, 2012

Replication Review

Well, it's Book Review Friday again! And I got another review for you! YAY!!! (I'm finally getting back on schedule...) Today review is for...*drum roll*...Replication!




REPLICATION by JILL WILLIAMSON



Movie Rating: PG (for minimum violence and some kissing)
Book Rating: @@@@@
Genre: Science Fiction
Time Frame: Contemporary
Page Number: 287--Not including the discussion guide (Hardcover)
Swearing: none
Inappropriate scenes: none
Published By: Zondervan

Back Blurb:
       MARTYR--otherwise known as Jason 3:3--is one of many clones kept in a remote facility called Jason Farms. Told that he has been created to save humanity, Martyr has just one wish before he is scheduled to "expire" in less that a month. To see the sky.
       Abby Goyer may have just moved to Alaska, but she has the feeling something strange is going on at the farm where her father works. But even this smart, confident girl could never have imagined what lies beneath a simple barn. Or what would happen when a mysterious boy shows up at her door, asking about the stars.
        As the reality of the Jason Experiment comes to light, Martyr is caught between two futures--the one for which he was produced, and the one Abby believes God created him to have. Time is running out, and Martyr must decide if a life with Abby is worth leaving everything he's ever known.

WHEN YOUR LIFE IS NOT YOUR OWN

My Review:
     I really enjoyed (no, LOVED) Jill Williamson's book 'By Darkness Hid' (check it out some time, seriously)so when I got the chance to review her book in my favorite genre (Science Fiction, btw) I was soooooo happy! This book ROCKED! Follow Martyr a.k.a. Jason 3:3 and Abby Goyer as they try to thwart the evil scientists from creating (and killing) a whole race of clones made for one purpose. The Purpose? I can't tell you that. I give away to much. ;) But I will say this-you will NOT be disappointed. If you are a HUGE Sci-fi fan (like me) definitely check this book out! Jill Williamson is an AWESOME writer!!! (I hope there's a sequel...) :P

Check out Chapter One of the book in the trailer below:

Thursday, January 26, 2012

Top 25!

 Because of all the smut that's out in the world today I have decided to list my favorite books and their authors (they are in alphabetical order according to book title):                                                                                      

  1. Catching Fire (The Hunger Games: Book 2)                                                 Suzanne Collins
  2. Crossed (Matched: Book 2)                                                                       Ally Condie
  3. Eldest (Inheritance: Book 2)                                                                       Christopher Paolini
  4. Eragon (Inheritance: Book 1)                                                                      Christopher Paolini
  5. Fang (Maximum Ride: Book 6)                                                                   James Patterson
  6. Incarceron (Incarceron: Book 1)                                                                Catherine Fisher
  7. Inkdeath (Inkheart: Book 3)                                                                        Cornelia Funke
  8. Inkheart (Inkheart: Book 1)                                                                        Cornelia Funke
  9. Inkspell (Inkheart: Book 2)                                                                         Cornelia Funke
  10. Life as We Knew It (The Survivors: Book 1)                                              Suzanne Beth Pfeffer
  11. Lonely Hearts                                                                                            Amanda Stephan
  12. Matched (Matched: Book 1)                                                                     Ally Condie
  13. Max (Maximum Ride: Book 5)                                                                  James Patterson
  14. Mockingjay (The Hunger Games: Book 3)                                                 Suzanne Collins
  15. Sapphique (Incarceron: Book 2)                                                                Catherine Fisher
  16. Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports (Maximum Ride: Book 3)       James Patterson
  17. Schools Out--Forever (Maximum Ride: Book 2)                                        James Patterson
  18. The Angel Experiment (Maximum Ride: Book 1)                                        James Patterson
  19. The Death Cure (The Maze Runner: Book 3)                                             James Dashner
  20. The Final Warning (Maximum Ride: Book 4)                                             James Patterson
  21. The Hunger Games (The Hunger Games: Book 1)                                     Suzanne Collins
  22. The Maze Runner (The Maze Runner: Book 1)                                         James Dashner
  23. The Price of Trust                                                                                     Amanda Stephan
  24. The Scorch Trials (The Maze Runner: Book 2)                                         James Dashner
  25. This World We Live In (The Survivors: Book 3)                                      Suzanne Beth Pfeffer
That's it. (not very many, huh? jk!) ;) Anyway, all of these books are good books with little or no swearing and no 'bad' scenes. Great to pass on to readers of any age! What are your favorite Clean Books?

Thursday, December 29, 2011

HHEELLPP!!! :O

Actually,  AMANDA STEPHAN needs your help. Here's the prob. Author Amanda Stephan is looking to republish her first book The Price of Trust through a different publisher. Which means she needs a different cover for the book. She has more than one choice (she has 4 or maybe 5) and she can't choose which one she wants. So I'm calling all bookworms to her aid. Go to her website here: http://www.thepriceoftrust.com/2011/12/book-cover-extravaganza.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+ThePriceOfTrust+%28The+Price+of+Trust%29 Post a comment there telling which potential cover is your favorite and which one is your least favorite. (Imagine being able to help pick a book cover for an author's book! It's a once in a life time opportunity!)
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THE PRICE OF TRUST by AMANDA STEPHAN

Movie Rating: PG (for violence and suspense)
Book Rating: @@@@@
Genre: Christian romance/suspense
Age Group: Teen-Adult
No. of Pages: 344 (paperback)
Swearing: None
Bad Scenes: None
Published By: Tate Publishing

    
Back Blurb:
    What was going on? Was she allowing herself to think too much of this little town? Or just the people in it. She blushed as she remembered how her heart had sped up as Joe had sat next to her. Carly Richards in on the run. For the last two years, she's skipped from town to town, ducking her dangerous and well-informed ex-fiance every few weeks, never settling anywhere for long. With the death of her parents, Carly's vulnerability made her trust a man with an attractive facade, now that same man tracked her across the country, always nipping at her heels, preventing her from reaching out to anyone other than her God.
    Now she's in Montana, and surely that is far enough away from Texas and her abusive past that she can rest. But her emotional scars are reluctant to heal, and Carly resists the friendliness of those in the small town she lights upon, especially handsome farmer Joe Baird. Without a car and money, though, she has little choice but to dig in and begins building back up her savings so she can run once more. Caught in the circumstances, the kind people around her begin to creep into her softening heart. God is at work, and she has to trust him to not only take care of her, but care for the people she is learning to love. Carly must learn The Price of Trust.

My Review:
     The Price of Trust is a GREAT clean Christian novel that all the girls (teens or adults) and maybe some men will enjoy to read! Amanda Stephan is one of those very rare authors that gets to point of the novel across with no swearing or *embarrassing* moments. You could give this romance book to a twelve year old and not have to worry about ANYTHING! Don't miss this wonder novel!

Check out this awesome Book Trailer!


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