This Week"s Hot New Reads 9/26/2013
We begin with Charged by L.
M.
Moore.
The perfect combination of sci-fi and romance, it currently has a 4.
9 star rating with 7 reviews.
The Deal About Charged: When ex-cop, Lewis Kagen, learns his childhood friend has been violently murdered, his sheer determination to hunt down the killer has him breaking all the rules.
But the FBI is more interested in confiscating what Lewis finds than searching for the murderer.
The only real piece of evidence doesn't lead Lewis where he thinks it will.
Instead he finds himself in the depths of the Earth, where he discovers that mankind is not alone-and hasn't been for centuries.
The sequel, Charged-The Druid, will soon burst onto the internet universe.
It's about a peaceful alien race called the Tanjennians who attempt to help humans when Earth is invaded by the Drid, and it doesn't go well.
The Deal About The Author: After discovering she didn't possess the patience for teaching high school, L.
M.
Moore switched to writing sci-fi romance.
Charged is her debut novel.
Perhaps her ideas for Charged derived from the author wiring an entire house to code.
Or maybe it derived from driving across the United States.
Clearly her desire for adventure influenced her writing the Charged series.
Read Charged at http://www.
amazon.
com/Charged-Book-One-ebook/dp/B00C90FHHK.
Next we have The Secret Life of Molly Rosenblum by Elliot Nash which nearly earned a perfect 5 star rating from an impressive 32 reviews and will have you in stitches.
TheDeal About The Secret Life of Molly Rosenblum: Molly Rosenblum, retired cartoonist (readers will lol at the 29 cartoons scattered throughout the book) is an expert at not getting over the loss of her husband, Seymour.
But Molly's funk is rudely interrupted when she finds herself suspected of committing murder in the handicapped dressing room at Marshall's.
Molly's mood is strangely improved by the prospect of being tossed into the back of a Del Ray Beach police car.
Certainly, her renewed joie de vivre has nothing to do with handsome but arrogant, annoying, clotheshorse, Harold Golden, who insists on helping her solve the case.
TheDeal About The Author: Elliot Nash was born in Brooklyn, NY.
He is a graduate of City College of New York, where he studied economics.
Late in life Nash discovered his writing talent and embarked on his career by shifting gears and reinventing himself at age 40.
Read The Secret Life of Molly Rosenblum at http://www.
amazon.
com/Secret-Life-Molly-Rosenblum-ebook/dp/B00CW0B32U/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1380210671&sr=1-1&keywords=the+secret+life+of+molly+rosenblum
M.
Moore.
The perfect combination of sci-fi and romance, it currently has a 4.
9 star rating with 7 reviews.
The Deal About Charged: When ex-cop, Lewis Kagen, learns his childhood friend has been violently murdered, his sheer determination to hunt down the killer has him breaking all the rules.
But the FBI is more interested in confiscating what Lewis finds than searching for the murderer.
The only real piece of evidence doesn't lead Lewis where he thinks it will.
Instead he finds himself in the depths of the Earth, where he discovers that mankind is not alone-and hasn't been for centuries.
The sequel, Charged-The Druid, will soon burst onto the internet universe.
It's about a peaceful alien race called the Tanjennians who attempt to help humans when Earth is invaded by the Drid, and it doesn't go well.
The Deal About The Author: After discovering she didn't possess the patience for teaching high school, L.
M.
Moore switched to writing sci-fi romance.
Charged is her debut novel.
Perhaps her ideas for Charged derived from the author wiring an entire house to code.
Or maybe it derived from driving across the United States.
Clearly her desire for adventure influenced her writing the Charged series.
Read Charged at http://www.
amazon.
com/Charged-Book-One-ebook/dp/B00C90FHHK.
Next we have The Secret Life of Molly Rosenblum by Elliot Nash which nearly earned a perfect 5 star rating from an impressive 32 reviews and will have you in stitches.
TheDeal About The Secret Life of Molly Rosenblum: Molly Rosenblum, retired cartoonist (readers will lol at the 29 cartoons scattered throughout the book) is an expert at not getting over the loss of her husband, Seymour.
But Molly's funk is rudely interrupted when she finds herself suspected of committing murder in the handicapped dressing room at Marshall's.
Molly's mood is strangely improved by the prospect of being tossed into the back of a Del Ray Beach police car.
Certainly, her renewed joie de vivre has nothing to do with handsome but arrogant, annoying, clotheshorse, Harold Golden, who insists on helping her solve the case.
TheDeal About The Author: Elliot Nash was born in Brooklyn, NY.
He is a graduate of City College of New York, where he studied economics.
Late in life Nash discovered his writing talent and embarked on his career by shifting gears and reinventing himself at age 40.
Read The Secret Life of Molly Rosenblum at http://www.
amazon.
com/Secret-Life-Molly-Rosenblum-ebook/dp/B00CW0B32U/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1380210671&sr=1-1&keywords=the+secret+life+of+molly+rosenblum
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