Today’s Featured Book is the Christian Fiction, The Girl Who Sees Angels by Jeffrey McClain Jones. Now FREE!
The girl who sees angels. She has always seen them. Now she knows what to do about it.
“The worlds and the characters are diverse and interesting. The plot consists of multiple separate storylines on different worlds… the writing is excellent and always a pleasure to read.” -READER
“Such an interesting concept for a story. I loved that the characters were every day people and found the idea of the protagonist seeing angels thought provoking. The story drew me in until the end. What I got out of the story was hope that there is indeed beings watching out for us and wanting us to do better. Can’t wait for the next book.” -READER
“I’ve not read a book like this before and it drew me in. I liked the characters and I liked the storyline… I just bought another book by this author.” -Amazon Review
Lights in the darkness, shadows in daylight, she has seen them all her life, and feared them. Can she break free now? Does she really want to?
Today’s New Release is the Young Adult Dystopian, Hierarchy of Blood by Jennifer Haskin. Only $0.99!
The Selection meets The Hunger Games in space—a YA dystopian romance where sixty girls are chosen to battle for the prince, but only the winner lives.
“I LIKED THIS BOOK!! Marishel showed tremendous courage for a teenager when her name was called in the Blood Match contest. I thought The First, Ambassador Quinn’s mother, was self absorbed and driven by power to want this tradition to continue. How could she live with herself with sixty girls fighting and killing each other just to be Quinn’s match?” -Goodreads Review
“Once I started reading this book, I couldn’t stop. I am a big fan of dystopian literature, and this one has a lot going for it. I really liked the main character Merishal; she’s smart, brave, imperfect and a worthy heroine…Overall, I enjoyed this book, and am interested in reading additional literature by this author.” -READER
The winner will be crowned Ambassador’s Bride. The losers will meet certain death.
Today’s Featured Romance is the Historical Romance, The Truth Behind Her Blue Eyes by Ellen Knightley. Only $0.99!
Losing her parents at a young age, Julie was brought up in a cruel and unkind orphanage with her younger sister, Helen. After being robbed of her own childhood, Julie is determined to keep herself and her sister safe, and to build them a safe and happy home in Resland, where they escape. At first, life seems idyllic in the hometown of a fading gold rush, but a spate of robberies leads to unrest and danger.
“This was a very exciting and suspenseful book with lots of twists and turns. I liked the characters and the plot. Orphanages must have been miserable places for these children to grow up in back then. Thank you Ellen for this fantastic book and I look forward to your next one!” -READER
“An absolutely interesting and entertaining story full of adventure and mystery with all its twists and turns throughout the journey of these two girls who finally found love and happiness in this new town. Lots of interesting and inspiring events throughout. Love the characters and storyline. Definitely a must-read and highly recommended.” -Amazon Review
Today’s Freebie is the book Psycho/Pathogen by Rain Mathuin. Now FREE!
Psycho/Pathogen defines this tumultuous moment in America and is a literary cartography of how we got here, which precedes the nation’s founding. This tapestry of racial, social, and environmental justice is described as “a diary of the COVID-19 pandemic with searing cultural and historic commentary.” Psycho/Pathogen is a collection of essays that was written while the world was in lockdown during the socially distanced 2020 US presidential election, a momentous year in American history with few parallels.
Described by Native News Online as, “Essential reading for America’s conscience,” some essays lay bare the enduring socio-trauma of infamous acts from the 1800s that were carried out in the name of Manifest Destiny. Psycho/Pathogen is “a must-read collection of essays” states Assembly of First Nations (AFN) National Chief, RoseAnne Archibald, the first woman to ever hold the position.
The author delves deep into his heritage to provide largely unknown cultural vignettes of the Roma, one of the world’s most marginalized and stigmatized ethnic minorities, to demonstrate how the most ancient virus, racial hate and intolerance, is transmitted and how in this incarnation it was spread here in the form of far-right “Christian” nationalism that infected the mainstream of the Republican Party while the world was in lockdown.
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