Showing posts with label firstreads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label firstreads. Show all posts

Thursday, August 9, 2012

Contest for Witch Born by Amber Argle


Contest for Witch Born 



Make sure you click  here  to post all of your comments. 
I'll be giving away a Proof of Witch Born every week for the next few weeks.

This week, I'm promoting on Goodreads. 
*Tally up all your own points. If you've already done one of the above, that counts. 

*Leave appropriate links. I check the winner's links to make sure they do one of the above. The last contest I had, I went through three people before I found one that actually did anything. 

*Leave an email address. I had a winner who did not and I couldn't find her to inform her she'd won, so the book went to the next person.

GOOD LUCK!!!

Thursday, February 2, 2012

Rhonda McKnight author of What Kind of Fool & An Inconvenient Friend


                                                      About this author:

Rhonda McKnightRhonda McKnight is author of three novels, What Kind of Fool (Jan 2012), An Inconvenient Friend (Aug 2010), Secrets and Lies (Dec 2009) and the author of an ebook novella titled, A Piece of Revenge. She is also the owner of Legacy Editing, a free-lance editing service for fiction writers and Urban Christian Fiction Today (www.rhondamcknight.blogspot.com ), a popular Internet site that highlights African-American Christian fiction. When shes not editing projects, teaching writing workshops or penning her next novel, she spends time with her family. Originally from a small, coastal town in New Jersey, shes called Atlanta, Georgia home for thirteen years. More information about the author can be found at http://www.rhondamcknight.net
I can also be found daily at http://www.facebook.com/booksbyrhonda
On Goodreads  Rhonda McKnight has two 
of her books up for giveaway  . 
Stop by Firstread for a chance to win a copy of these books.
What Kind of Fool - giveaway also An Inconvenient Friend - giveaway
                                                                                                                                 


Thursday, November 17, 2011

Review: Witch Song by Amber Argyle (Good vs. Evil)

About author:
Amber Argyle grew up with three brothers on a cattle ranch in the Rocky Mountains. She spent hours riding horses, roaming the mountains, and playing in her family’s creepy barn. This environment fueled her imagination for writing her debut novel.


She has worked as a short order cook, janitor, and staff member in a mental institution. All of which has given her great insight into the human condition and has made for some unique characters.


She received her bachelor’s degree in English and Physical Education from Utah State University.


She currently resides in Utah with her husband and three small children.

You can follow her on:

Paperback, 305 pages
Published September 1st 2011 by Rhemalda Publishing
ISBN 1936850168 (ISBN13: 9781936850167)

About:
The world is changing.


Once, Witch Song controlled everything from the winds to the shifting of the seasons, but not anymore. All the Witches are gone, taken captive by a traitor.


All but Brusenna.


Now the traitor is coming for Brusenna, and ever her guardian can't protect her. Somehow, Brusenna has to succeed where every other Witch has failed. Find the traitor. Fight her. Defeat her.


If Brusenna fails, there won't be anything left to save.





My Thoughts:
I got very wrapped up in this book. It was an action packed adventure about a good witch. Brusenna thought she was ostracized because her mother was a witch. She soon finds out that she is the last witch and has to face and defeat the Dark Witch Espen. She soon finds there are witch friends that are eager to help and protect her on her quest to defeat the Dark Witch. She is assigned a guardian to protect her. This is a fast moving story and I did not want to put it down. It had my adrenaline flowing. I need to stop writing about the book before I spoil the story for you.


The author has an amazing imagination to come up with this brilliant story. At one point in the book she could have stopped writing and I would still have cheered her work. But she kept going beyond brilliance.


It is a young adult, fantasy and is a must read. I am definitely not a young adult and I loved it. I am hoping the author will write a sequel.


Even though this book is a out of my Christian genre I highly recommend you read this book you won't regret it.


I rate this book a 5 out of 5


Check out Goodreads/Firstread Giveaway to win a copy  view details here.