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Yecheilyah’s Book Reviews – Rise of the Chosen by Anna Kopp
Title: Rise of the Chosen: Lifeblood Series Book 1 Author: Anna Kopp Print Length: 193 pages Publisher: Blue Moon Publishers (October 4, 2016) Publication Date: October 4, 2016 ASIN: B01KL51PKC Unlike The Walking Dead, Rise of The Chosen: Lifeblood has a more unique and exciting twist. In this YA dystopian fantasy, Samantha Shields lives in a world… Continue reading
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8 Ways to Convince Book Bloggers To Review Your Book #wrtr2wrtr
Yes, yes, and yes! Be sure to familiarize yourself with that blogger’s review policy before submitting your request and FOLLOW their instructions. And yes, I do review books : ) *Comments disabled. Pls respond to original post* Post Quote: “Book bloggers actually do want to review your book! But we don’t have a lot of… Continue reading
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Yecheilyah’s Book Reviews – Repent at Leisure by Stevie Turner
Title: Repent at Leisure Author: Stevie Turner Print Length: 238 Publication Date: March 31, 2016 Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (Paperback) Language: English ISBN-13: 978-1530802838 *I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review* When Paul McAdam awakens to find an unknown woman in his bed, he regrets his previous… Continue reading
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“Witness History First Hand” – Book Review of The Road to Freedom
That’s right, another 5 Star Review is in: I was very impressed with Yecheilyah Ysrayl’s Stella: Beyond the Colored Line, and her second book is just as compelling. The Road to Freedom – Joseph’s Story is something of a prequel to Beyond the Colored Line, and Stella’s son tells us about his own journey through… Continue reading
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#Book #Review – “We Could Be Heroes” by Justin T. McCain
I don’t usually review poetry. There is something unique about an individual’s voice and how it comes out on the page. For this reason, I find it unsettling to critique someone’s feelings, someone’s voice, someone’s experiences and thought processes in the form of poetry. Each is so very unique. So again, I do not… Continue reading

