My Dad worshiped gorillas. He swore he was one in a past life. He'd take us to the National Zoo in DC when we were kids and he'd just sit there and watch them while Mom took us to the exhibits. I think he was communing with them or something. It was almost freaky. I …
20 Questions with P. S. Bartlett
I'd like to thank Don Massenzio for having me and my band of characters on his blog today for 20 Questions. Thank you so much Don! I hope you all enjoy it and if you don't want to read about me, (which is fine by me haha) please read the book excerpt from Demons & …
3 Mistakes that Will Make Readers Want to Punch a Book in the Face
To do my job well, I do a tremendous amount of reading. Additionally, I make it a point to make sure I read different genres so I get a sense of what writers do well (or not so well) regardless of the type of story.
I’ve been inhaling Michael Connelly’s Harry Bosch series as of late and I got ahead of my credits so I decided instead to take advantage of Audible’s Daily Deal. It was a suspense from a legacy published author. The book had almost a thousand reviews and almost all of them four and five stars. So I figured, why not?
Take a chance.
Shoot. Me. Now.
That was me.
The book was absolutely awful. I won’t say which book because I won’t do that to another author. I have a personal rule. If I can’t give a book 4 stars or more I just shut up…
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Book Review – Amber Wake: Gabriel Falling
Thank you so much for reading and reviewing Amber Wake. What a pleasure!
Full Title:Amber Wake: Gabriel Falling (The Razor’s Adventures Pirate Tales)
Author(s):P.S. Bartlett & Ronovan Hester
Genre(s): Historical Fiction, High Adventure, Fantasy
Summary:
Captain Gabriel Wallace of the Royal Navy finds himself tangled in a web of lies, deceit and betrayal. Following a mishap in a tavern involving the Admiral, his wife and her lover, Wallace is court-martialed. Along with his loyal crew, he steals his ship, and heads for the high seas. Although Wallace is now a pirate, he is still an honorable and fair Captain. With his mind set on vengeance, he sails to the Colonies and the Caribbean with the Royal Navy in pursuit.
Review:
Amber Wake: Gabriel Falling is ‘not-your-typical’ pirate story. And that’s a good thing for this reader who normally reads science fiction and thrillers. The authors did an excellent job maintaining the appropriate language for the early 18th Century. Historical events are…
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Ouch! My Eye! But Seriously, Houston we have a problem
I look kind of crazy with one pupil dialated but hey, it's kind of interesting looking in a creepy way. About 6 weeks ago, I noticed a dark floater in my left eye. At the insistence of my sister-friend Kim, I finally made an appointment with an ophthalmologist. I saw him this morning. He was …
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Hoist the colors, on Lisa Burton Radio
How much fun can a pirate have?
Way too much obviously and what fun this was! 🙂 Thank you so much Craig!
Arrrrgh, maties, hoist the mainsail and get ready for some serious pirating. This is Lisa Burton Radio, and we’re about to sail the seven seas for adventure. I’m your host, Lisa the robot girl.
Today’s show is sponsored by The Razor’s Adventures Pirate Tales, by P. S. Bartlett and specifically, AMBER WAKE – Gabriel Falling by P.S. Bartlett and Ronovan Hester.
Our guest is Gabriel Wallace, but he’s also known as Rasmussen “Big Red” Bergman. Isn’t that cool?
“Welcome to the show, Big Red, or would you prefer something else?”
“Hello lass. Please call me Rasmus or Razz. I’m pleased to join you, although I’ve no idea what a radio is.”
“Razz it is then. My bio says you were a Captain in the Royal Navy. That’s kind of a big deal. How the heck does someone with all that going for them become a pirate?”
“Well, that’s easier…
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“P.S. Bartlett and Ronovan Hester’s historical adventure novel, Amber Wake: Gabriel Falling, The Razor’s Adventures Pirate Tales, is an exciting and fast-paced story set in the early eighteenth century. As I read of Captain Wallace’s trial and expulsion from the Royal Navy and his decision to turn to piracy, I was reminded of Sabatini’s classic pirate adventure tale, Captain Blood. The action scenes in this novel are vivid and filled with sounds and images, and the plot is compelling and complex. The authors’ characters are marvelously portrayed, especially that of Miles Jacobs, whose loyalty and concern for his friend prompts him to put everything at risk. Amber Wake is well-written and the plot is a delight. Anyone who’s ever enjoyed a good pirate movie (and who hasn’t?) or found themselves wrapped up in a classic adventure novel will have a grand time reading this authentic…
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Goodreads | Nandini’s #review of AMBER
Goodreads | Nandini's #review of AMBER WAKE - Gabriel Falling "...a thrilling ride and I'd recommend it to anyone who likes the genre or has enjoyed a pirate tale and fans of Disney's The Pirates of the Caribbean." http://ow.ly/4mQ1WO
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