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A total meltdown. The whole school watching. Now Poppy’s an ex-straight-A with no Plan B.
When Poppy Johnson throws away a full scholarship to Columbia, she can
only blame the jelly beans. The yucky green ones? Midnight cram sessions
and Saturday’s spent studying. The delicious red? The family legacy:
Columbia, and a future in finance. Except now it’s starting to look like
Poppy’s jelly bean theory is wrong. School has been her life until, but maybe it’s time to start living now.
Poppy has thirty days to try a new life. No school, no studying. Just
jumping into every possible world. Thirty days to find her passion, her
path, and maybe even love.
The Jelly Bean Crisis is officially on.
*** Praise for The Jelly Bean Crisis***
"The Jelly Bean Crisis is a heart warming and thought provoking story,
especially if you're in the process of figuring out your life!" - Ajoop
On Books!
"This book had me riveted. Completely riveted the entire time. The Jelly Bean Crisis was instant love for me." - Book Briefs.
"It's a beautifully told story that you'll be thinking about long after you finish reading." - A Pocket Full of Books.
If you're looking for a smart contemporary YA read, then The Jelly Bean Crisis is for you!
Jolene Stockman is an award winning writer, speaker, and an expert for
Girlfriend Magazine Australia. She is a Master of Neuro Linguistic
Programming, and one of the youngest in the world to achieve the
Distinguished Toastmaster Award. Jolene lives in New Zealand, and is the
author of Total Blueprint for World Domination. The Jelly Bean Crisis
is her debut fiction.
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Book Description: ALL I WANT: THREE STORIES. THREE COUPLES. ONE HOLIDAY. Pretty Near Perfect
by Jolene Perry
The last thing Norah needs is to be attracted to anyone – especially in her deceased fiancé's parents' home. Collin’s starting a new career, and has no business getting involved – especially while staying with his roommate’s family, who very kindly offered to take him in for the holidays. Unfortunately, you just don’t always pick the most convenient time and place to fall for someone.
Six Days of Christmas
by Kaylee Baldwin
When Natalie goes home with her best friend for Christmas, she expects plenty of quiet time to work on a winning ad so she can turn her dream internship into her dream job. Instead, she gets time-consuming Christmas festivities, a house full of children, and Jimmy, her best friend’s brother - someone who makes her question everything she’s always thought she wanted.
Twist of Fate
by Rachael Anderson
When a postcard meant for Kenzie winds up in Ty's mailbox, Ty's faced with a decision. Should he tell her that her fiancé is breaking up with her and let it ruin her favorite holiday, or should he do what he’s wanted to do since he met her - make a move and hope that he can win her over before she discovers there won’t be a wedding after all.
My Review:
I have been reading many short stories lately. They haven't always been my favorite thing to read in the past, but they have slowly been winning me over. I was excited to read these three stories because they were written by authors whose work I have loved in the past. I knew before I started reading All I Want, that each of these writers knew how to write a good romance. It turns out that I was absolutely spot on in my thinking! Even though these were short stories, none of them felt rushed or incomplete. They all had a little conflict, a few broken hearts from the past, but were full of flirting, and sweet romance. My main thought was that I didn't want any of the stories to end. I also wished that each story could go on and on.
Another point to make is that each story felt realistic. I never felt like the situations the characters found themselves in were contrived. I tried to pick which story I liked the most, but it was too hard. There were aspects of each story that I really loved. I could fall in love with any of the leading male characters: Collin, Jimmy or Ty. Congratulations to Jolene, Kaylee, and Rachael for writing Christmas Romances that will entertain you and make your heart flutter. If you are looking for a little romance this Christmas, all you need is All I Want: Three Stories. Three Couples. One Holiday.
Jolene Perry is an enigmatic figure. She is most often seen behind her laptop, staring at the words flying onto the screen with reckless abandon.
She survived growing up in rural Alaska, driving like a lunatic, and her husband’s careers in the military, as a perpetual student, and an Alaska State Prosecutor. She also survived as a middle school math teacher using her degree of Political Science and French.
One day Jolene was playing her guitar (probably some-thing juvenile for her kids) when she wondered what it would be like to write a song for a rockstar, and her first book was born. (that book is shelved)
She now lives a very glamorous life as a stay at home mom, elbow deep in dirty dishes and peanut butter sandwiches. She doesn’t even attempt to keep up with the laundry because non-writing time is precious, and her family is sorta awesome.
Rachael Anderson is the author of four contemporary romances: Divinely Designed, Luck of the Draw, Minor Adjustments, and The Reluctant Bachelorette. She's the mother of four, can't sing, doesn't dance, and despises tragedies. But she recently figured out how yeast works and can now make homemade bread, which she is really good at eating.
I grew up in Mesa, Arizona, and graduated from Arizona State University
with a degree in English literature.
I currently live in southern Arizona with my husband, Jeremy, and our three children. When I am not writing, I enjoy reading, starting new craft projects, and spending time with my family.
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Book Description:
Sometimes finding peace means finding a difference
perspective.
Ella
Davies, is focused, independent, and driven. Her hard work is finally paying
off and she is on the brink of great success. But what no one knows is that her
frantic drive is born not from a desire to succeed, but from a need to forget –
forget her past, forget her guilt, and mostly, forget the tragedy that changed
her life forever.
Ella’s
strategy seems to be working but on Christmas Eve she meets Cohen, a strange
man with an even stranger purpose. Cohen catapults Ella back through time and forces
her to confront not only her own pain, but the pain of those long since passed.
In the process, Ella learns about courage and compassion and that in the
darkest hour, no one is ever alone.
Book Trailer
An Unexpected Angel –
Excerpt (All rights reserved)
Somewhere there was a rhythmic
humming—a kind of a swooshing sound that increased and decreased in volume at
regular intervals. She couldn’t remember where she was. Her whole body ached,
and her head felt as if it would explode.
Ella groaned and opened her
eyes. She was still in the gym, lying crumpled against the weight machine. The
treadmill had stopped, and the rhythmic sound was coming from the man riding
the spinning bike, which sat nearby.
Her fingers trembled as she
felt the goose egg on the side of her head. Her face was on fire, probably
scraped on the belt, and her knees were bloody, also from the belt.
Suddenly she stiffened. There
was a man riding the bike! A man riding
the bike. While she had been lying there unconscious. Had he just sauntered
in and climbed on without seeing her at all or had he viewed her inert form
without concern? That was cold, even for New York City. Gingerly, she turned
her head to look at him.
It was the clerk from the
deli, and he didn’t stop pedaling as he glanced her way. “Oh good, you’re
awake.”
She stared up at him in mute
astonishment.
He reached for his water
bottle and took a long drink. “I’m glad you woke up on your own,” he said
pleasantly. “I was about ready to pour this in your face, so you can thank me
for sparing you an unexpected shower.”
Ella grasped the weight
machine and pulled herself slowly to a sitting position. Her head was
throbbing, and her stomach lurched. “I could sue you for failing to come to the
aid of an injured person,” she snapped rather feebly.
The man studied her contemplatively.
“Hmmm, yes, you would think of that, wouldn’t you? But I’m not too worried,
Ella. You’re not going to sue me and we both know it.”
She opened her mouth to snarl
a retort but stopped abruptly. “How do you know my name?” she demanded. “And what
are you even doing here? You don’t live in this building.” She hesitated,
realizing she wasn’t sure. “Do you?”
He jumped off the bike and
held out his hand. “You should get up. Want help?”
She shrank away from him.
“Don’t touch me! Who are you, and how do you know my name?”
“Well, it’s simple really. My
name is Cohen, and I’m your guardian angel.” He broke into a brief but rapid
tap dance routine and finished with flair. And with jazz hands.
Ella stared at him in
perplexed silence, unsure if he was a hallucination or just crazy. “Uh-huh.
Right,” she finally said, groaning as she pulled herself to her feet. A wave of
nausea hit her, and she stopped, doubling over and willing herself not to
vomit. She for sure had a concussion.
She
tried to think. Should she go to the hospital? Or maybe just go home and try to
sleep? She didn’t know. She made a move toward the door, but Cohen tap-danced
over to block her path.
“Get out of my way,” she
snapped at him with more bravado than she felt.
He grinned. “Can’t do that.
You and me, we have business tonight.”
For the first time, she felt a
small dart of fear. Cohen wasn’t exactly menacing, but he certainly was
strange. If he attacked her, would she have the strength to fight him? If only
her head would stop hurting!
“What do you want?” she asked.
“I already told you, I’m your
guardian angel. Well, not technically an angel, but that word will serve as
well as any other. Anyway, I’m here to help.”
“Sure. Like you helped me when
I was unconscious a minute ago? If that’s your kind of help, no thanks.”
“No, not that kind of help, silly.”
“Look, whatever you’re on,
whatever you’re offering, I’m not interested. Just leave me alone, please? I’m
sore and tired, and my head is killing me. I need to go lie down.”
“Oh, right. That.” He made some sort of vague
gesture and instantly her nausea subsided and the pain in her head vanished.
Chills raced up and down her
spine, and she stared at him, “Wait . . . what’s . . . what’s going on?”
“Okay, no more joking around.”
Cohen looked suddenly serious. “Here’s the deal. You need help and there’s a
lot you need to learn. Only you’re far too stubborn to admit it. You might not
even know how much help you need. But I know; so here I am.”
The pieces were starting to
fall into place. “Wait . . . Christmas Eve . . . guardian angel. This is some
kind of a joke, right?” she said before adding sarcastically, “What’s the
matter, Jacob Marley was busy? Clarence already got his wings? Or wasn’t he on
duty tonight?”
He grinned. “Both good men.
But you got stuck with me. Although, all things considered, maybe it’s me who got stuck with you. You can be quite unpleasant, do you
know that?”
Ella snorted derisively. “So
when does the Ghost of Christmas Past show up? Or is he waiting for me
upstairs?”
“Dickens took some liberties.
It doesn’t exactly work like that. At least, this time it won’t.”
“You have exactly one second to get out of my
way or I’m going to start screaming at the top of my lungs!”
Cohen cocked his head to one
side and gave her a brief shrug of resignation. “Okay then, you win. Can’t say
I didn’t try.” He stepped smoothly to one side and swept his arm in a wide arc
toward the door. “Be my guest.”
Throwing him what she hoped
was a withering glare, Ella marched past him, flung open the door—and stepped
into a nightmare.
My Review:
How amazing is it when a short book, only 120 pages long,can make you sit and cry and cry? An Unexpected Angel is truly an unexpected read.Main character Ella is an unlikable,lonely and straight forward lawyer. The story begins on Christmas Eve. With nuances of Dicken's, A Christmas Carol, Ella is taken on a journey of self-discovery and forgiveness. Each experience that Ella has, draws her closer to her real self. Ella has hard a sad life, losing her mother and sisters at the age of nine. She has never recovered from this loss or fully healed her relationship with her father. With the help of her guardian angel Cohen, she learns many things in one night. There are many tender moments in this story that will leave you reaching for the tissues.
Will I share this story with my kids and other family members? 100% yes! I loved this book so much, I plan on buying several copies to give to family members. The messages found in this book are so important I HAVE to share it with my loved ones. This is a 5 star book that you will want to own and share this Christmas.
Author Bio:
Janet
Halling discovered her love of writing at the age of six when her story of a
lonely duck won a first grade writing contest. She has a degree in Marketing
Communications and lives with her family in northern Utah. She is currently
working on her next novel.
Self-proclaimed bachelorette Athena Di Jasper is at the
top of her game. Her online magazine is thriving, and she's in a
comfortably static relationship, free of the kind of commitment that
could lead to marriage she's seen her parents rocky union, and it's not
for her. When her on-again, off-again boyfriend Karl wants to move their
relationship to the next commitment level, Athena's obvious dismay
leads him to challenge her workaholic tendencies. His accusation is
true: she hasn't even paused to read a novel in years. Determined to
prove Karl wrong, Athena takes a break from her hectic schedule to
peruse a used bookstore, where she meets Grey, the intriguing and single
proprietor. Her quest for change and her desire to see more of Grey
leads Athena to stray from her to-do list and join the Newport Ladies
Book Club. When Athena's world is turned upside down by a family
tragedy, she's left to care for her terminally ill father. Juggling the
demands of attending to an ailing parent and running her business,
Athena comes to value the friendships of the book-club members, and she
finds herself relying more and more on Grey's support. When she stumbles
across an old shoebox in her mother's closet, she's stunned by its
contents, which hold unexpected truths about her parents relationship.
As Athena delves into a past that defies her judgment about her parents'
marriage, she is forced to reevaluate her views on life and love.
My Review:
Athena is the fourth book in The Newport Ladies Book Club series that I have reviewed.This series has become one of my favorites out there today.
This series has been written by four amazing, award winning authors: Annette Lyon,Heather B. Moore, Josi Kilpack, and Julie Wright.
Athena is the last book that takes place during the same time-frame as the first three books.All four books were written as a parallel series, not as a forward-moving series.They cover the same book club meetings and events in all four books. This last book is probably the most different from the other three. The main reason is that main character Athena kept to herself a lot more than the other characters in this series. While reading the other books, the reader could get the impression that Athena is cold and not truly interested in the book club. This is so far from the truth as you read this fourth book. Athena has a lot going on in her life. She is single, runs her own company and is very conflicted about getting married and having a family. Her Mother wants her to marry a nice, Greek boy and stay at home to have babies and take care of her man...just like she did in her life. Athena has been very critical of her parents and their marriage, but events happen that change her life. She meets a new man, very different than the man she has been dating previously. A death in the family and a major life decision make Athena face some of the harshest trials that life can bring.
I read Athena in about 12 hours. I was completely taken in with Athena's story. Heather Moore's expertise as a writer shows as she develops this character. The growth arc that Athena takes is so huge as she makes decisions that not only change her life, but those she loves. This book truly brought full circle the stories of the four women in this series. It felt so satisfying to finish this book and feel that sense of completion. The next four books in the series will be about four other book club members in a new time frame. Each of the authors will take on this new writing challenge.
I highly recommend Athena! This story is full of heart-wrenching moments, friendship at it's finest, and a love story that made me cheer, moan and melt. How is that for a combination? Athena's romance with Grey, the book store owner, has turned out to be one of my favorites for 2012.If you haven't started this series, pull out the tissues, reserve several hours to yourself and get ready to be pulled into the world of The Newport Ladies Book Club. You will find women of strength, strong friendships and stories that will make you look at your own life in new ways.
Here is my interview with Heather. I hope you enjoy reading what she had to say:
1.What was your experience like writing "Athena"?
Writing ATHENA was quite a bit different than my other books.
ATHENA was a very interactive process because my brainstorming was with
my co-series authors, instead of myself. Along the way, I'd be asking
Josi, Julie, and Annette questions, such as "Should Athena get back
together with Karl?" . . . or they'd be asking me questions, such as
"Why doesn't Athena want to get into a committed relationship with a
man?" All of this was during the writing process.
2. Are you like your character Athena in any way?
I have a lot
of similarities to Athena--I tend to be a bit of a work-a-holic. I'm
very task-oriented and don't do "fun" things when there's a to-do list
to be completed. I only have a few close friends--and it takes time to
develop those relationships. My mother isn't as nosy as Athena's mother,
but she's definitely a "do-it-all" personality.
3.You have written a lot of historical fiction in the past. Do you like
writing contemporary fiction better or is it just a fun change of pace?
Writing
contemporary is definitely a fun change of pace. But I wouldn't say I
prefer one over the other. Historical takes more time simply because of
the research, but the process is the same as far as character motivation
and plot development.
4. Did you learn anything from writing "Athena"? Is there a message you would like your readers to gain?
Developing Athena from a woman who
isolates herself in many ways, and having her grow into a happier more
well-rounded person, definitely let me see areas in my life that I
needed to slow down as well and appreciate the "journey" more than just
focusing on the end-goals. A message to others would be to let others
into your lives and let them help and serve you as you are doing the
same for them.
5. Which character in The Newport Ladies Book Club will you be writing next?
I've written RUBY's story and it's currently at
my publisher for consideration. It was a wonderful novel to write and I
think readers will be surprised when they learn about the real Ruby. On
the outside, she seems to be almost perfect and such a wonderful
caregiver, always putting others first. But that's because she's afraid
to look inside and face her flaws, some of which have been haunting her
for years.
6. Are you a late night writer or an early morning writer?
I'm a morning person, which makes me a morning
writer--because my brain is less foggy. I get up between 4 and 6 am most
days and get a couple of hours in. Then I find other snatches
throughout the day as well. But after about 10:00 p.m. my brain is mush!
Thank you for the interview Heather!
About The Author:
Heather
B. Moore is the award-winning author of nine historical novels. Her
historical fiction is published under the pen name H.B. Moore; first
series is called Out of Jerusalem. Her second series includes Abinadi
(2008 Whitney Winner for Best Historical & 2009 Best of State in
Literary Arts); its sequel, Alma (2009 Whitney Award Finalist); followed
by Alma the Younger (2011 Best of State in Literary Arts & 2010
Whitney Finalist), and Ammon (2011 LUW Gold Award of Excellence). Her
newest romantic thriller is Daughters of Jared (2012 LUW Gold Award of
Excellence & 2012 LUW Best Book Trailer).
Heather is the
co-author of The Newport Ladies Book Club Series (with Josi S. Kilpack,
Annette Lyon & Julie Wright). Under the name of Heather B. Moore
she's published Athena (The Newport Ladies Book Club), the novella
collection A Timeless Romance Anthology, Third Time's the Charm (Aliso
Creek Novella series), the historical romance Heart of the Ocean, the
non-fiction work Christ's Gifts to Women (co-authored by Angela
Eschler), and Women of the Book of Mormon.
FTC FYI: I received a review copy in exchange for an honest review.
Book Description:
After being forced to wear lederhosen for the annual holiday card picture, twelve-year-old Chris thinks that the least his parents can do is get him the Tony Hawk skateboard he wants for Christmas. But when he recovers the hand-carved Baby Jesus that everyone thought had been destroyed in a fire the year his Grandma died, Chris realizes that some gifts are even more important than skateboards.
When the author had to discontinue a cherished tradition of reading Christmas stories out loud with his family and holiday guests each week in December, he wrote Finding the Baby Jesus. He had been unable to locate enough meaningful stories that could be read in a single sitting with wiggly children.
My Review: Right after reading Finding The Baby Jesus, I knew that I wanted to share this story with my children. Christmas these days is all about "What can I get?" instead of "What can I give?". This short story clearly teaches this idea of giving of oneself and letting go of your own desires and wants.
Chris, a typical twelve-year-old boy, wants a very cool Christmas present, a Tony Hawk skateboard. When his dream comes true and his Grandpa gives him one, he thinks it's the best Christmas ever. Then something happens that makes this Christmas one he will never forget. I don't want to say anything else that would give things away, but know this story is one that must be shared with family and friends this Christmas. I know that I will be doing just that!
Praise for Finding the Baby Jesus:
“Tender and true, this warm Christmas tale brought tears to my eyes.”
–Heather Vogel Frederick, author of the much-beloved Mother-Daughter Book Club series and Oregon Book Award winner for The Voyage of Patience Goodspeed
“A touching story that speaks to the importance of family, giving, and the true spirit of Christmas.”
–Matthew Kirby, author of Icefall, winner of the Edgar Allen Poe and the Pen Center USA Literary Awards for Children’s Literature
“Deeply moving. Poignant.”
–Deborah Halverson, former editor at Harcourt Children’s Books and author of Honk If You Hate Me, a Gayle McCandliss Literary Award Winner
"The perfect little book to tuck away with your Christmas things and bring out year after year to read with family. As mother to three boys, I can't imagine a better protagonist than Chris. His typical teenage attitude followed by the softening of his heart towards a friend teaches a poignant and very relatable lesson on the true meaning of Christmas."
–Amazon review
"After I read this short story I felt like I had read a novel--every sentence is packed with action and imagery. I was emotionally connected to the characters, and the story is touching. I didn't see the plot twist at the end coming! A great story to read every Christmas."
–Amazon review
Kimball Fisher writes novels for young readers. He is also a best-selling business author, professional speaker, and management consultant. Some of his past jobs include: sailboat builder, ghost writer (not as scary as it sounds), illustrator, and factory manager (more scary than it sounds). For fun he builds furniture, stained-glass windows, and writing pens.
He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Humanities (with minors in English, Asian Studies, and Japanese), and a Master of Organizational Behavior degree from Brigham Young University. He and his amazing wife Reenie live in Portland, Oregon, where they have seen pheasants, coyotes, and a bobcat in their own backyard.
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The last thing Norah needs is to be attracted to anyone – especially in her deceased fiancé's parents' home. Collin’s starting a new career, and has no business getting involved – especially while staying with his roommate’s family, who very kindly offered to take him in for the holidays. Unfortunately, you just don’t always pick the most convenient time and place to fall for someone.
Six Days of Christmas
by Kaylee Baldwin
When Natalie goes home with her best friend for Christmas, she expects plenty of quiet time to work on a winning ad so she can turn her dream internship into her dream job. Instead, she gets time-consuming Christmas festivities, a house full of children, and Jimmy, her best friend’s brother - someone who makes her question everything she’s always thought she wanted.
Twist of Fate
by Rachael Anderson
When a postcard meant for Kenzie winds up in Ty's mailbox, Ty's faced with a decision. Should he tell her that her fiancé is breaking up with her and let it ruin her favorite holiday, or should he do what he’s wanted to do since he met her - make a move and hope that he can win her over before she discovers there won’t be a wedding after all.
Jolene Perry is an enigmatic figure. She is most often seen behind her laptop, staring at the words flying onto the screen with reckless abandon.
She survived growing up in rural Alaska, driving like a lunatic, and her husband’s careers in the military, as a perpetual student, and an Alaska State Prosecutor. She also survived as a middle school math teacher using her degree of Political Science and French.
One day Jolene was playing her guitar (probably some-thing juvenile for her kids) when she wondered what it would be like to write a song for a rockstar, and her first book was born. (that book is shelved)
She now lives a very glamorous life as a stay at home mom, elbow deep in dirty dishes and peanut butter sandwiches. She doesn’t even attempt to keep up with the laundry because non-writing time is precious, and her family is sorta awesome.
Rachael Anderson is the author of four contemporary romances: Divinely Designed, Luck of the Draw, Minor Adjustments, and The Reluctant Bachelorette. She's the mother of four, can't sing, doesn't dance, and despises tragedies. But she recently figured out how yeast works and can now make homemade bread, which she is really good at eating.
I grew up in Mesa, Arizona, and graduated from Arizona State University
with a degree in English literature.
I currently live in southern Arizona with my husband, Jeremy, and our three children. When I am not writing, I enjoy reading, starting new craft projects, and spending time with my family.
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