Review:
What a wonderful story. Once I started reading I didn’t want it to end. I really liked how the people were discribed.
Rachel had gone through so much and was trying to cope with her friend getting married and then two months later announcing she was going to have a baby. When she will probably never have one after the horrible rape she suffered. She is wondering if she will ever met anyone and fall in love again. Then she mets Noel and she is attrachted to him. She wants more in her life.
I really liked this book and will have to read the rest in the Sweetwater Canyon Series, I can’t wait to see what happens next. The first one Undertones: Michele’s Story is available now, and the next two will be available in 2013 so watch for them. I am sure if you like romance stories you will love this book too!
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Thank you for stopping at my spot on Texting Tyler. This Online Book Tour is brought to you by Reading Addiction Virtual Blog Tours. I will provide you with a synopsis of the book, review, excerpt and a small bio from Rebecca Rembish. Visit the other blogs on this Book Tour to learn more about this book.
“I can’t wait.” Amy was genuinely excited.
They walked out to the parking lot and said their goodbyes.
“See ya tomorrow!” Dana shouted to them as they were walking away.
“Okay!” Amy yelled back. They had just left and she already couldn’t wait to see them
again the next day.
“They’re cool, right?” Chris asked.
“Very,” Amy answered right away.
Chris puffed his chest out. “I knew you’d like them. I could tell they really liked you too.”
They waited by the car for Tyler, who took his time walking over to join them. He moved
slowly, clicking the doors open with his key chain. They were all about to get in the car
when Tyler turned to Chris.
“Hey man chuck this for me.” Tyler held out the soda cup he was slurping on during the movie.
“Chuck it yourself,” Chris said.
“Then walk home,” Tyler said matter-of-factly.
“Just give it to me.” Chris huffed as he took the soda cup from his brother and walked
over to the trashcan.
Amy and Tyler got in to the car shutting the doors. She heard a click and looked over
at Tyler who was laughing. “Watch this,” he said to her.
A moment later Chris came back and opened the door to the car. Clunk, it wouldn’t open.
“Unlock the door,” Chris said through the window.
Tyler ignored him.
“Open the door,” Chris said impatiently.
Tyler clicked the button back and forth quickly. Chris went to open the door. Clunk,
it wouldn’t open.
Amy shifted uncomfortably in her seat. Tyler looked over at her and lifted his eyebrows
at her as he continued to laugh.
“Tyler, I swear to God man. Why you doing this?” Chris asked shaking his head.
Amy felt bad for him. Tyler continued to ignore him and started the car. Amy
looked out the window at Chris giving him a sympathetic look. Tyler put the car
in drive and drove forward a few feet. Chris walked forward a few feet and knocked
on the window.
“Come on man please,” Chris begged.
Tyler clicked the door and this time Chris was able to get in.
“You’re such a puss Chris. I shoulda made you walk home.” Tyler laughed at him before
turning the volume of the music up high so that no one was able to talk the entire ride home.
Amy felt her phone vibrate in her pocket and she slid the phone out to see a text from Chris.
She is a compulsive nail biter, who makes daily trips to 7-11 for blueberry coffee. Rebecca grew up in Rockland County, New York, and now resides in New Jersey with her husband and son. Although Rebecca loves to text, amazingly, she and her husband of ten years have never once sent each other a text message.
What a cute story. Amy goes to visit her Grandma while her parents go to Paris. She wasn’t really looking forward to going. Once she is there she meets the neighbors grandson and his friends and they become friends. I like that her and Chris become friends and even go on a date. Poor Amy thinks that her and Chris are just friends when he wants a bit more – then Amy is left with Chris cute older brother who is drunk. He is drunk and kisses her telling her that she is his girlfriend. She believes him and is surprised he doesn’t contact her when she returns right away. Then he does occasionally but is it Tyler texting her?
I liked the story because it is really what most teenagers would love do, to go some place where no one knows you and make friends. They don’t know what your life is back home. You can be different – no one thinks of you as the smart nerd or the dorky girl who said something dumb in class. I think this is a great book for teenage girls and anyone else who likes to read about a first love.
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Maribel struggled to forget her past, when she dabbled in prostitution, made porn videos and was a nude poster girl. She became a Christian and made a decision to use her singing talent to glorify God. However, she quickly realized that a young, single, attractive, talented girl was never going to remain unnoticed at church.
First, she captures the attention of a jealous church sister who is determined to dig into her mysterious past and then the new pastor who seemed to reciprocate her affection. After falling in love with him, her past rears its ugly head and Maribel realizes that she has to tell her new found love the truth about her history before she can accept his marriage proposal. Can a preacher and an ex- prostitute be happy together?
Books have always been a big part of life for Jamaican born Brenda Barrett. From as far back as age seven she read her first novel, a wartime love story which took her three days to read because she had no pictures to follow. Seeing her love for reading, and the voracious way she devoured all the ‘grown up’ books in the bookcase, her mother fanned the flames of her obsession by borrowing books from the local library which she deemed age appropriate.
The addiction to books continued through the years and presently she reports that she gets withdrawal symptoms if she does not consume at least four books per week. That is all she can manage these days as her days are filled with writing, a natural progression from her love of reading.
Besides “The Preacher and the Prostitute”, Brenda has six other books, with her eight book (Private Sins) scheduled for release on October 17, 2012.
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Thank you for stopping at my spot on Fearless Love Book Tour. This Online Book Tour is brought to you by Goddess Fish Promotions. I will provide you with a synopsis of the book, review, and a small bio from Meg Benjamin. Visit the other blogs on this Book Tour to learn more about this book.
Synopsis:
MG Carmody never figured her musical dreams would crash against the reality of Nashville. Now the only thing she has going for her is her late grandfather’s chicken farm, which comes with molting hens that won’t lay, one irascible rooster, and a huge mortgage held by a ruthless opponent—her Great Aunt Nedda.
With fewer eggs to sell, MG needs extra money, fast. Even if it means carving out time for a job as a prep cook at The Rose—and resisting her attraction to its sexy head chef.
Joe LeBlanc has problems of his own. He’s got a kitchen full of temperamental cooks—one of whom is a sneak thief—a demanding cooking competition to prepare for, and an attraction to MG that could easily boil over into something tasty. If he could figure out the cause of the shy beauty’s lack of self confidence.
In Joe’s arms, MG’s heart begins to find its voice. But between kitchen thieves, performance anxiety, saucy saboteurs, greedy relatives, and one very pissed-off rooster, the chances of them ever making sweet music are looking slimmer by the day.
Your Mark On The World combines inspiring stories of ordinary people doing remarkable things to make the world a better place with practical advice to empower anyone to give more to a cause (charity, non-profit or social venture) without giving up a career or family. The inspiring stories include: Botevy’s life and death struggle through Pol Pot’s killing fields that led her ultimately to create an orphanage in Phnom Penh. Rick’s personal crusade to cure cystic fibrosis to ensure that his two afflicted grandchildren will attend his funeral and not the other way around. The eight-member Smith family’s world service tour. David’s decision to walk away from a successful career as an international executive to volunteer to care for victims of leprosy in rural India. These stories are combined with practical financial advice to empower you to give more to a cause without giving up your family or your career. The book answers these questions: How do I get out of debt and stay out of debt? Which charity or cause do I choose to make my donation? How do I decide where to volunteer? How can our family plan a volunteer vacation? How can I save money for retirement? How much should I contribute to my 401k? Can I use Mint to manage my budget? How to retire early enough to devote healthy years to volunteering? This must-read book provides an overview of philanthropy in America and around the world, providing you with a clear picture of charity and its fruits. You’ll learn the ability to leave your mark on the world. Purchase on Kindle / Paperback / Nook / Smashwords
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Review:
I thought this was a very interesting book. I have many times struggled and this book gives some practical advice on ways to over come your struggles. I also found it very easy to understand. It also makes you think and see how you are really blessed in your life. It also showed how you could give back and it doesn’t have to cost a lot – you just have to give a little of yourself.
I think that if you are struggling, in debt or want to know how to start giving back this book will steer you in the right direction. This book will make you feel that you can help change the world, just by giving a little time. It made me want to do more volunteering and has showed me I have a lot to give!
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