Tylie Eaves' new release! "Hangdog: Shoulder to Shoulder" ... and "Hangdog II: Rebirth"

Check out this book set by Tylie Vaughan Eaves 😁
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"So excited to announce the pending release of Hangdog III on BLACK FRIDAY! Initial release will be Kindle and.or ebook, followed closely by paperback! If you haven't read the first two books yet, now is the time!
This first-ever Hangdog trailer is a work in progress, but we just couldn't wait to share it!"

HERE > https://amzn.to/2r3ZyIq

From Book 1: "You won't want to put it down. This dramatic, suspenseful work of Christian fiction will draw you in from the first chapter, and leave you begging for more in the end."

Hangdog - Shoulder to Shoulder is the first of three books in the highly anticipated Christian Fiction series by Tylie Eaves.

Beau and Eli McKnight are brothers, identical twins who have lived an idyllic existence for eighteen years. But, when careless choices turn a right of passage into an unspeakable tragedy, everything changes in an instant. The entire McKnight family ends up in the fight of their lives. Battling anger, bitterness, fear, guilt, shame and uncertainty, they must strike back against pain, doubt and evil, lean into God’s grace and trust that miracles are real, forgiveness is free, and healing -- inside and out -- is an inevitable byproduct of faith.

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BOOK REVIEW: Guy Erma and the Son of Empire: A Young Adult Sci-Fi Thriller Novel

I received this free product from the company in exchange for writing a review on my blog.

I am not being compensated any further. The company's links are at the bottom of this post.

Guy Erma and the Son of Empire: A Young Adult Sci-Fi Thriller Novel

First off, I have to say, that is a really cool cover :)

I enjoyed this book very much, I took my time reading it, and for that, I apologize to the author for taking so long! I like to make sure I am getting every essence available from a book. I like to get lost in a story when I read. If something is distracting me, I have to stop, and begin again later.
Personally, I am angry against politics and corporate bigwigs, so this book was right up my alley. And I love reading young adult sci-fi and thrillers. I'm always keeping an eye out for great books for my older-teen son.

Ms. Melia has a great imagination, and the writing is very smooth and keeps you enthralled! Keep it up!

INFO:

This is an e-book

Do I trust you? Can I trust you? 

Two boys as different as any two boys might be. 

Guy Erma has only one dream - to join the Dome Elite. An unregistered orphan, to gain his place Guy Erma must plead his case to Chart Segat, Commander of the Dome Elite. He must do whatever Chart says. 

Teodor, Prince of Freyne, is snatched from a life of privilege by militant borgs, vanguard of the Dome Elite. To survive he must plead his case to Chart Segat. He must do whatever Chart wants. 

Whatever Chart Segat wants... 

In a fast- paced tale, the boys paths are drawn to a crossroads a horrific planet-killer peril is revealed, and changes both their lives forever. 

The only question remains: “Do I trust you?” 

Reviews: 
"One of the most powerhouse imaginations I’ve encountered in sci-fi..." Dean C. Moore , Love on the Run 

"Set in a world where fashion and fun hide treacherous politics and danger, Guy Erma and the Son of Empire will keep you enthralled." Sherrill Nilson, Karda: Adalta Vol. 1.

A good old-fashioned political thriller - if you loved both Frank Herbert’s Dune and Suzanne Collins’ Hunger Games - you will adore Guy Erma. 

GET YOURS HERE:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/b00mu5xpxc 

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I was asked to test and review this product,

with no other promise of compensation,

but to give my honest opinion.

8 Questions, 10-book giveaway from LOOP (faith-based)

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http://youaremygirls.com/2014/12/15/eight-questions-big-book-giveaway/#comment-22332

BOOK REVIEW: "Out of the Shoebox" by Yaron Reshef

This story is about a family having to deal with and try to live through the holocaust, while also trying to find all of their family members. You were privy to practically every single thought of the writer. 

The genealogy/family tree in the back of the book is also a helpful guide. And I learned what 'Kiddush' is.

It's a great book about history and includes very nice photos. It was well-written, and though just an itsy-bit slow in some spots (just my personal opinion), I enjoyed it, and I do recommend it.

You can find your copy here:
http://www.amazon.com/Out-Shoebox-Autobiographic-Historical-Nonfiction-ebook/dp/B00ONT6N0A/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

Book Description:

Out of the Shoebox is a fascinating journal that reads like a detective story, comes across as an imaginative quest into the past, yet is the true personal story of the writer, Yaron Reshef. 

An unexpected phone call hurls Reshef into an intensive two-year journey, during which he has to solve a mystery that took shape in the 1930s and gradually unfolded in the present. A mysterious lot, a forgotten bank account, a people long gone – along with their memory which were obliterated during the Holocaust. All of these rise to the surface, bearing with them memories and emotions previously hidden away in the shoebox.