Random Reviews by Leanne

In the beginning I fell into the description of the farm and felt like I could see myself there. Having lived on a farm before it didn't leave anything out. Farm life is hard and amongst the supernatural elements and alien life the author pulled it all together rather nicely. The characters were very easy to relate to and believable. The plot evolved nicely with the appropriate pauses and climactic evolutions throughout the story. In places it shocked me in places and made me smile in others. Overall I found this to be a wonderful book that I would recommend to those that want a little romance with their aliens.

Synopsis

Ninety-Five Percent Human

Ninety-five percent Human is the first in a two-book sci-fi adventure.

Genre: Young-Adult / Sci-Fi

209 pages

ISBN13 9780957466234

August 31st 2013 by Beresford Publishing House

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About the Author

Suzanna Williams is a perpetually eighteen year old YA author who lives in the wild, wet, Welsh borderlands surrounded by ruined medieval castles and Celtic mythology where she looks for UFO’s amongst the stars and imagines all the people she meets have dark secrets.

When she is not inventing radical problems for her unsuspecting heroes and plotting their escape, Suzanna is a serial collector of random badly paying jobs and has never found a use for her BSc in Psychology whatsoever.

As a child, Suzanna filled notebook after notebook with stories and her first taste of writing success was a poem published in the local newspaper aged just nine years old. She has written and directed several plays and pantomimes before publishing her debut novel, ShockWaves, in 2012.

Suzanna loves sci-fi action adventures, playing the piano, believes Romeo and Juliet should have talked more and considers sarcasm to be the highest form of wit.

She has a daughter who is a drummer, another daughter who is a driving instructor, a son who is a dancer and a 'nearly' grandson she's dying to meet.

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Tamed by Douglas R. Brown

Synopsis:

Werewolves are real.

And they make excellent pets.

Owning one of the legendary creatures is the latest fad. The WereHouse insists their werepets are loyal, docile, and 100% safe, but what happens when these gentle giants turn on their masters?

While on a routine EMS call, paramedic Christine Alt is attacked by a rogue werepet. She escapes with her life, but the encounter leaves her with more than just scars. As her body begins to change, she discovers the WereHouse is hiding a terrible secret, and they will stop at nothing to keep her from exposing them.

Tamed is a werewolf tale with a twist from the author of the The Light of Epertase trilogy.

My review:

This book was very different than the other werewolf books I have read. This made them more like slaves rather than mythical creatures. I rarely talk about the story in my reviews because you have the synopsis but I was so upset reading this book. Science fiction readers will love this book and it has a great story concept. The characters are pretty well rounded. There are sections of it where you can get confused if you have to stop reading to go do something else. My advice would be to go back a page or two to refresh yourself if you get confused.

About the author:

Douglas R. Brown is a fantasy/horror writer living in Pataskala, Ohio. He began writing over five years ago as a cathartic way of dealing with the day-to-day stresses of life as a firefighter/paramedic for the Columbus Ohio Division of Fire. Now, he focuses his writing on fantasy and horror where he can draw from his lifelong love of the genre. He has been married for 15 years and has a son and two dogs.

To contact Douglas for radio or television interviews, email him at epertase@gmail or use the email link to the right. If you have found this page as a result of a pitch letter, feel free to contact Douglas at the phone number provided in the letter.

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