Sunday, February 1, 2009

Book Give Away Contest

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Today is a new sunday in a new month aka Sweet Sunday Book Give Away.

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Wednesday, January 21, 2009

News News News

Ahhhhhh! I have not post a review from ages -at least on this blog-.
So tomorrow I will post a review of a Romantic Adult Novel -yepie Princess Neve Reviews is for clean novels only *blushes*-.

Well, most of Adult Romance is not clean enought for Young Adults.

At any way wait for my new review...

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Thursday, January 1, 2009

Princess Neve Reviews

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Wednesday, December 31, 2008

Happy New Year

Happy New Year for you my family, friends and book worms. I am so sorry for not being able to udate my blog :( I am so busy with exams that will be over by Feb. Do not forget about me...

Neveen...

Sunday, November 2, 2008

The Historian



The Historian review by Kia Gary
For you my friend Please feel free to share it with others. I hope you are well and happy;-)

Like all respectable vampire tales, this one spans centuries. However, that is where the similarity ends because I have never read a vampire tale quite like this. The protagonists span three generations. I can see someone turning this book into an epic movie or mini series. Each generation has one or more of its own historians. All are looking for the real Dracula (Prince Vlad Tepes) for both professional and personal reasons. The search for the truth will take them to several different countries and to journeys of self discovery that none anticipated.

Readers I must warn you that if you are hoping for a romance novel, this is not it. There are several love stories woven within and through the primary story, but as compelling as they may sometimes be (I wept at page 526), they take a back seat to the search for the “Dark Prince”.

This is an adventure but not in the usual sense as there is really not much action (until near the end). Remember, these are historians so you can imagine their method of searching. I did not find this novel “Genuinely terrifying” as quoted from the Boston Globe but I agree it is “A thrill ride through history” as stated by the Denver Post. If you love history, traveling, and emersion into other cultures, you will love this book. It will feel as if you have been on an exotic vacation.

Warning, I found the first half of the book difficult to read. Elizabeth Kostova is a stickler for details (possibly in the excess) and I found it hard to form attachments to the characters. The initial moving back and forth through different events within several generations was a bit confusing, but if you can hang in there, by the second half of the book you should have a strong bond to one or more of the protagonists and you will be thankful for the details that brought you to that realization.

This is a book that should make you think, “It could happen”. I can even see readers who tend to enjoy non-fiction more than fiction finding merit and a great deal of fun in following our heroes through situations that are exotic and yet, believable.

What do our heroes find? I am not one to be accused of creating spoilers. My personal joy is in sharing a book with someone and then watching them discover the prize for themselves. I will tell you that what they find is quite fascinating so enjoy. Oh, and with all the historians in this story, I put this question to you. Who is THE Historian?

Sunday, October 12, 2008

The "Supernatural" Book of Monsters, Spirits, Demons, and Ghouls by Alex Irvine




Editorial Reviews


Twenty-three years ago, Sam and Dean Winchester lost their mother to a demonic supernatural force. Following the tragedy, their father, John, set out to teach his boys everything about the paranormal evil that lives in the dark corners and on the back roads of America . . . and how to kill it.
Fans of the blockbuster television phenomenon can rejoice! A one-of-a-kind compilation of all of Sam and Dean's demon-busting knowledge, The Supernatural Book of Monsters, Spirits, Demons, and Ghouls contains illustrations and detailed descriptions that catalogue the more than two dozen otherworldly enemies that most people believe exist only in folklore, superstition, and nightmares:vampires, ghosts, revenants, reapers, and even bloody clowns. You'll find within these pages Sam and Dean's notes, observations, and memories interwoven with sections of John Winchester's invaluable journal, making this book the perfect companion to every thrilling episode—and an essential weapon in the secret war against the hidden creatures of the darkness!




My review


Frist I would love if you meet the characters Dean and Sam Winchester; two brothers & two hunters.

Sam and Dean faced a lot of Supernatural things, with a good fight and smart minds they killed the most of them. and if you really a Supernatural lover and a seeker for the knowladge of

"The Supernatural things" like Monsters, Spirits, Demons, and Ghouls; this book is for you.


My rating is 9 out of 10





Tuesday, October 7, 2008

Interview with Owen Palmiotti


My frist inerview ever.

An interview with the Owen Palmiotti the author of

Benjamin Manry and the Curse of Blood Bones




My questions now are about the cover.How you choose the book cover? Who design it for you? Do you have any story about the cover?

I designed the cover with the four aspects of the curse incorporated into it: the magic staff, the crimson journal, the scarlet stone, and the medallion. I then had it professionally designed based on my little drawings and ideas.

How much it does this book mean to you that it go published? And Get to share you fantasies with the world?

This book is a collection of my dreams, goals, and fantasies, and I am so pleased with how it came out. It was such an honor when I wrote THE END, let alone, getting it published.


Inspration:What inspired you to write? Do you have a person that inspires you?When you write; what is your ispration? And How you keep it going?Does your writing connect with your life in some espect?Who/What encourage you to get your book published?What is your typical daily routien as a writer?

I've always been a writer, ever since I was a child. My father and mother wouldn't let me out to play until I read or wrote something during the summers, so after a few years of the Literary Boot Camp, I began to harness my writing skills.

I write when I can, because if I don't sit down and write, my words will never take form on paper. If I have a few minutes here and there throughout a day I will sit down and take notes or scribble some ideas down. After that, I usually sit down and just type up everything for the last week or so of random scribbles and notes.

Writing and your life:How the fact of being an author changed your point of view and your look to the whole world?What were your friends/family members reaction when they knew that you are going to be a published author?How old you were when you started writing? When did you discovered that you want to be an author?Tell us more about your writing background.What advices do you have for asprining writers?

Changing from writer to author, now that the first book is published, opened my eyes to how many books are actually out in print, and that means I need to work harder to get more notice and publicity for my writing. I've done research in nearly every aspect and angle of the industry and there is still much to learn.

My advice is to just be creative, let loose, let it all out: emotions, thoughts, dreams, nightmares, etc. and then put it to paper. Look it over a few times and talk to friends. Revise. Then resume a cycle of that over and over again, until it works for you.


The Book:Can you use words to describe the Book?Can you use words to describe you main character?How did you come up with the names?Why pirates and time traveling?Can you tell us a summery of the book?Are you currently working on any future project?The end...

Short and simple description of my book- it's the story of a young lad who finds a place in the world, grows and matures into a solid character amidst pirates, time travel, and losing a timeless love.
There are numerous side stories and subplots, but basically a cursed treasure sends Ben, his brother, and their friend Sal to 1763 and they live there for nearly a year. The curse of Blood Bones is a four evolution curse that spans through the trilogy, sending the adventurers between the 18th century and modern day multiple times.

I am working on the second and third books in the series now, with an open window for a fourth and fifth book as there are several hints and open ends that I plant throughout the trilogy.

I dreamt of names, looked through lists of names, combined names, added letters here and there, etc etc. Naming a character is tough, because it has to match their personality. Benjamin Manry is a strong name and a strong character, mainly because he is based off of me!

I read a lot of historical fiction, nautical themed, and stories revolving around time. My love for this trifecta of ideas can be seen in my other ideas for books.

Check out www.owenpalmiotti.com for more information!