Showing posts with label Books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Books. Show all posts

Saturday, January 23, 2016

From Siberia With Love



*Recieved Free in exchange for my honest and unbiased review



Book Synopsis:

Edith falls for a man from the other side of the world. The impulse and passion he has brought to her world will turn her life upside down. After Edith's husband dies, she invests herself in her day job at the bank when, one day, she is paid a visit by a handsome, mysterious man who will change her life forever. Alex, a charismatic and brilliant scientist of Russian origin, immediately dazzles Edith with his wealth, achievements and style. She listens attentively as he narrates the memories of his childhood in Siberia - a previous life in a distant world, hard to imagine and impossible to ignore. Edith is blinded by his shimmering presence, but Alex is married. An invisible thread connects the two strangers who have been brought together by destiny - but for what cause? In Alex, she finds an escape from reality - into the distant and foreign landscapes of alienated and frozen nature. It is within this distant, almost imaginary landscape that she is able to find herself, for the very first time. Within the stories of this perfect stranger, who has grown in the other side of the world, Edith finds a familiarity and a precious sense of belonging. What will she be willing to risk for this frozen love? An exciting novel about untainted love, sweeping emotions, faith and passion that will sweep you of your feet.




My Review: 
I enjoyed reading this novel, it was interesting from beginning to end. The book was easy to read and it was short. It was a book you could read while you are waiting at your child's games or during children's nap time. I was sort of optimistic about reading this book based off of the synopsis but actually reading the book showed me some understanding about the main characters, Edith and Alex. Edith is a dynamic character, she shows herself as a young women to the women she becomes. She tells about the tragedies she's had to endure her whole life and she ends up falling for a man that frees her from that pain. He also shares us life story and hat continues to draw the together. Once you read this novel you will see the romance and eventhough he's married, well .... You will just have to read it to find out. Definitely an interesting, loving read and I recommended everyone to read it in their spare time. It's available for Kindles and as a paperback book.

Sunday, January 17, 2016

So We Say Goodbye


*Received for free in exchange for my honest and unbiased review

"Young love cannot be left behindThe reunion of childhood sweethearts shakes up their world when passionate memories become a life-changing reality." -Rama Marinov-Cohen


Twenty-eight years went by and she decided she wanted to see him again. They both had families, they both lived a full life, but why now did she want to meet with him? Aya and Yaron were once lovers, true love between them until Aya decided to leave him. Aya is the narrator, she's telling the tale and we find out about their love and their tragedy. We get to see how these two interact once meeting up again.
   Aya and Yaron both shared their reunion with their spouses, it may have been innocent but common sense will show old love never dies. I liked that the author wrote from the spouses point of view as well. It was important to show the emotional rollercoaster the spouses were on because Aya and Yaron. The ending was really nice, I believed the way it was ended worked for all parties involved and gave the readers a sense of understanding. The author is an amazing writer, I actually was not for this story and I prejudged it but I m a true fan and I think you will be too. I am definitely keeping this in my library and I will read it again.

Please check out amazon, this book is available for Kindle or Paperback.

Saturday, January 16, 2016

Cycles Of Intuition

*Received this book free for review in exchange for my honest and unbiased review

A true inspirational book, you will learn many different aspects of a business as well as how to carry yourself as a person and business owner.

   Cycles Of Intuition is a inspiring book on business and life. The Author Kostika wrote this book as a fictional story but the facts and knowledge presented is in fact non fiction. It's remarkable how he made up this story for entertainment as well as teaching lessons in hope that readers would use his insight for their own person situations. As a stay at home mom, looking to start her own business, reading this book has showed me how caring for my customer will care for my business and keep it prospering.
   Steve is the main character. His father owns a tool fixing business and throughout the story, he tries teaching his son the values of life and the values of keeping your business prosperous. His dad taught him about "indirect and direct services", this stood out to me the most. I've never looked at businesses that way. You are directly interacting with the customer so you have to treat them and the product differently than someone you are handling over the phone. You have to take different steps and precautions in order to keep them happy and keep them as a customer. Your customer service skills have to be excellecent from beginning to end and one mistake can jepoderdize your company, reputation. Throughout the story there are many different examples and situation that shows Steve putting what his father taught him to use, as well as continuing to learn from him.
The beginning and end of the story places him on the phone speaking to the starting narrator, and ends with him asking a question, which fuly ties this story together.
   The author did an fantastic job writing this novel and placing so much wisdom, in a way we all could understand. I am truly inspired by this book and I am recommending it to those who need a little help with planning and trying to run a prosperous business.

This book is available on amazon for your kindle or paperback.

Sunday, January 10, 2016

Blind Mission: A Thrilling Espionage Novel by Avichai Schmidt


*Received this book free in return for my honest nd unbiased review

Before I give you my review I want you to take a look at a few pieces of the book synopsis, see why I couldn't wait to review this book...

"An Israeli sales manager is recruited to an assassination mission by the Israeli Secret Service, without his knowledge. "

"In face of a diplomatic emergency, the Israeli leadership decides to take radical measures and execute a “blind mission” - an operation handled by an individual who is unaware he was recruited for such a mission. "

"By resisting their plan, he is executing it. Is he the hunter or the prey?"
.... Now aren't those pieces to a story that draws you in and makes you curious about this book? It definitely was for me.

Now Here's My Review...

   I've never been a huge fan of thriller books but just the cover and the title of this book, had me curious. Once I read the synopsis I knew it was something I could get my head into. It literally took me five hours to read with a few breaks here and there, I didn't want to put the book down, I was very intrigued. My main character is Dan Greenberg, he's the sales manager that gets wrapped into a situation he has to figure out how to get out of, his life is being turned upside down.
   How would you feel if someone place you in a position that you didn't want to be in and the only way to get out of it was to plot and scheme to make sure you escaped? This book draws you in and makes you feel like you are Dan. You will feel awful and shock at some of the events than will feel happy and cheerful as luck starts to come around.
  This book is an awesome read and I am glad I took a chance on it, and you will be too. I definitely recommend this book to thriller loves and first timers, it sure does aim to please.

There is the option to buy from Amazon for your Kindle.