Thursday, August 20, 2015
Reviewers Needed
I'm working with a fabulous new publicist, Kelley from The Book Stalker, and she has been stressing the need for more reviews on my books on Goodreads, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble. If any of you would be willing to post reviews to these sites and share those reviews to Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram, I would be happy to send you a free ebook copy of any of my books. Please contact me - camichecketts(at)gmail(dot)com and let me know which book you would be interested in reviewing.
Thanks!
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
Freetown
Caught in the middle of a brutal civil war, six Liberian missionaries in Monrovia flee the widespread violence of their native country. Their destination: Freetown, Sierra Leone. With the help of local Church leader Phillip Abubakar (Henry Adofo), the missionaries make the difficult journey only to have their troubles compounded by a rebel fighter bent on killing one of their own. Based on true events, Freetown is a thrilling and inspiring story of hope and survival.
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My review:
As you all know, I'm a book lover and only watch one or two movies a year. Movies don't usually capture my attention, but this one definitely did. I was clutching my hands together and sitting upright through the entire movie. It was uplifting, terrifying, and touching. The only problem I had with the movie was I couldn't understand some of the dialogue with their accents. I would suggest using closed captions so you don't miss anything because there were funny lines in addition to the intense and tear-jerking moments.
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My review:
As you all know, I'm a book lover and only watch one or two movies a year. Movies don't usually capture my attention, but this one definitely did. I was clutching my hands together and sitting upright through the entire movie. It was uplifting, terrifying, and touching. The only problem I had with the movie was I couldn't understand some of the dialogue with their accents. I would suggest using closed captions so you don't miss anything because there were funny lines in addition to the intense and tear-jerking moments.
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Tuesday, August 18, 2015
Marrying Christopher by Michele Paige Holmes
From Amazon Top 100 Regency Romance author, Michele Paige Holmes, comes MARRYING CHRISTOPHER, a regency romance from the Hearthfire Romance series.
Having seen both his sisters Grace and Helen happily married, Christopher Thatcher is free to pursue his dream of life in America. With adventure in his heart and mind, he boards one of the first steamships set to cross the Atlantic in the record breaking time of only twenty-five days. Within the first two of those, his resolve—to avoid women and the complications they often bring to a man’s life—falters when he meets Marsali Abbott, a young woman with a past even more troubling than his own. Whether from years of habit protecting his sisters, or simply because he feels drawn to Marsali, Christopher chooses to help her and becomes her friend. As the truth about what awaits Marsali in America becomes evident, he is faced with a more difficult choice, one that will impact their lives far beyond four weeks together at sea.
Other Hearthfire Romances:
Saving Grace
Loving Helen
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My Review:
This has been one of my favorite historical romance series. I love these siblings and have anxiously awaited Christopher's story. It was worth the wait - romantic, suspenseful, and fun. Marsali was full of spunk and positive attitude. I'd recommend you read the entire series.
Having seen both his sisters Grace and Helen happily married, Christopher Thatcher is free to pursue his dream of life in America. With adventure in his heart and mind, he boards one of the first steamships set to cross the Atlantic in the record breaking time of only twenty-five days. Within the first two of those, his resolve—to avoid women and the complications they often bring to a man’s life—falters when he meets Marsali Abbott, a young woman with a past even more troubling than his own. Whether from years of habit protecting his sisters, or simply because he feels drawn to Marsali, Christopher chooses to help her and becomes her friend. As the truth about what awaits Marsali in America becomes evident, he is faced with a more difficult choice, one that will impact their lives far beyond four weeks together at sea.
Other Hearthfire Romances:
Saving Grace
Loving Helen
Barnes & Noble * Amazon * iTunes * Goodreads * Kobo
My Review:
This has been one of my favorite historical romance series. I love these siblings and have anxiously awaited Christopher's story. It was worth the wait - romantic, suspenseful, and fun. Marsali was full of spunk and positive attitude. I'd recommend you read the entire series.
Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Bondage by H.B. Moore
A gripping, historical fiction account of the events that lead to Moses’s flight into the wilderness, The Moses Chronicles: Bondage will take you back to a rich period of history replete with scandal, strife, love, and hope as God prepares a prophet to lead His chosen people.
My Review:
I'm a huge fan of Heather Moore, but her biblical fiction is my absolute favorite. I loved this book and looked for every opportunity to read, ignoring my children and my own writing deadlines. Moses and Miriam's stories came alive for me and I can hardly wait for the next book in the series.
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My Review:
I'm a huge fan of Heather Moore, but her biblical fiction is my absolute favorite. I loved this book and looked for every opportunity to read, ignoring my children and my own writing deadlines. Moses and Miriam's stories came alive for me and I can hardly wait for the next book in the series.
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