Category - Blurbs

In the future, the world is the same, yet different; Enter the Superhuman Race.
Prepare yourself for the future; the next human evolution is here and they rule.
The Superhuman Race is the beginning of a series, one step in the future. Enter the Superhuman Race is the first book. It’s a story of humanities struggle against a one world government with advancements in technology as the backdrop; including humans chipped, cloned and enhanced on physical abilities through natural or artificial means. A story that questions what happens when humanity reaches the threshold of technology in the future. Does humanity change for the better?

It couldn’t really get much worse.

The main character of this book is a little chinchilla named Leela. Even though she is a little animal, her dreams are big. Leela’s daily routine circles around her cage, the apartment and her owner, Sarah. One of the weekends when Sarah took Leela to her friend’s birthday party, Leela’s world has changed forever. After interacting with different animals and getting the chance to experience the big world outside the cage in a small apartment, Leela was determined. From that day on she had only one dream, its to be free. To be a free animal in the wild with many other chinchillas where she belongs, the nature called her.

The questions are; how can a domestic chinchilla could possibly survive in the wild? And how would she get there in the first place?

This story is a beautiful allegory that mirrors our human nature. Leela’s adventures tell us that anything is possible and will leave any reader very inspired. One lucky and ambitious chinchilla managed to travel huge distances and overcome predators, simply because she didn’t want to give up on her dream despite how tiny she is and the fact that all the odds are against her.
The main conclusion is that the sky is the limit and we always need to follow ours dreams.

My questions were “Why?” and “WTF?”

After the power grid goes down and the death of their parents; Henry, Eva and Layla are left alone in a dark, desolate and dangerous world, with only their father’s dying words – stay together.

So, punctuation.

John Staven is forced into taking some time off work. He attends an auction and though not winning his two prized lots he bids and wins three boxes of odds and ends from a house clearance.

Sorting the boxes he finds an old book. Inside the cover is an inscription but not in English. Interest triggered, he flicks through the book only to find a section in the middle is hand-written. He spends some time on the internet trying to find out the language it is written in. He discovers it is in the Cornish Language. The writing is the diary of Kenan Ennor Lanyon. Kenan is a 17 year old man, who with 7 other Cornishmen, is leaving Cornwall to go to America in 1835.

John gets gripped with Kenan’s diary and spends the next few days translating it. The diary tells of their ocean crossing to America in an old 30 foot Cornish Lugger they have patched up for the journey. It tells of the settlement where the men decide to live and the start of their life there. At this point the diary stops.

John investigates a little more the Cornish link of the diary. He contacts the family and shows the Granddaughter, Jen, his translation. They are confronted by Carl, a distant relative of one of the others mentioned in the diary. John and Jen find this worrying and interesting. As a result John and Jen fly to America to try to see what they can uncover.

They stay at a small boarding house and with help from a couple of locals start to dig into the history surrounding Kenan’s diary. They discover on a 50 year old map a name which requires more research and a visit to the land agent opens up a whole new side to the diary. John and Jen follow through this line of research which takes them all the way to Boston before they discover more of what happened to Kenan. The possibility of their being another part of the diary increases interest too. John and Jen’s arrival in McKenzie and Boston signals a change in something for the first time since Kenan’s death.

I don’t think the diary is the only thing not written in English.

Jason and Naomi Sanders suffer a series of devastating events that will test their strength, faith, and their hope for the future. Can they stay strong and recover from their hardship?

When what is important to them is threatened, they lean on one another and close friends for support. Will they be able to heal and rebuild their life? Will Naomi finally walk the path that God has chosen for her?

With trust in God comes healing, peace and blessings beyond anything they could have ever imagine.

So, spoilers.

The Lost Girl – Book 1: Bella’s Story is the emotional and suspenseful story of a 12-year old girl who faces unexpected circumstances. The world she once knew has been replaced and she is forced to deal with many challenges, including life with a new family, a new school and the bullying behavior of her new siblings. But when she meets Zye, life in the Robinson household becomes much more bearable. That is until one eventful evening when everything changes.

What is the choice that Bella makes and how will it affect her future?

School friendships, boy crushes, drama, emotion, and excitement combine together to create a suspenseful and enjoyable story that you will not be able to put down. This is a fabulous book for girls 9 – 12 and beyond that will keep you hooked right through until the very end.

“Watch me use over 140 words and still not tell you anything!”

An anthology of paranormal horror…Evelyn Dawson is in therapy..She describes an experience of mental torture and brainwashing at the hands of a real life witch which prompts Dr. Heather Stone to do some investigating on her own. Believing that Evelyn is a victim of a cult, Dr. Stone’s investigation leads her to the outer realms of the paranormal where her reasoning and clinical training do her little good as she confronts the forces of darkness.

So.. in what sense is this an “anthology?”

In the very near future, society begins to disintegrate and break down, mainly due to the world(‘s) government(s) finally admitting that they have been lying to their citizens for far too long. Some people are naturally enraged on waking up to such a planned indoctrination program of deceit and choose to rise up, whilst a majority still refuse to do anything about it, preferring instead to remain imprisoned inside the matrix and slumber…

That’s they whole blurb. Apparently we’re dispensing with that whole “characters” thing.