Shaunna Gonzales Writes: 6/1/14

June 5, 2014

Love's Twist of Fate

Maggie Anderson's novella earned three stars with little or no sex.

The setting is well drawn, and could pass for any small town making it wonderfully more personable. Should the author ever expand this short it may prove a most engaging must read!

To catch this full review, visit http://indtale.com/reviews/contemporary/loves-twist-fate

June 1, 2014

Black Irish

Tricia Anderson's Suspense-Thriller earned three and a half stars with a generous amount of intamacy, Trust me girls, the 'bedroom door' doesn't shut on this one.

And yes, I think I fell for this guy.

Anderson quickly transports her protagonist, Abbey Wright, from a quiet setting in Iowa to the contrasting world of New York City with descriptive finesse. While Sloan is created to 'Wow' the reader with his alpha-male persona, his shortcomings make him human and believable.

Check out the full review at http://indtale.com/reviews/suspense-thriller/black-irish

As a Multiple Sclerosis patient, it has become necessary for me to reinvent myself. I have ... and continue to ... refuse to lie down and die, or in this case, follow the normally prescribed drugs and treatments that do nothing to defeat my disease. I am not only surviving by pursuing alternatives, I am thriving. I do the things specialists told me I would never be able to do. I walk and hope to one day even run regularly. I retain my cognitive and creative abilities for the pleasure of my readers. Although you may never see me on my daily walk, you are welcome to read my novel(s) and in doing so, come to ask yourself, "How can the 'out of the box' protocol she has followed, help my loved one with an autoimmune disease like Multiple Sclerosis?"

June 5, 2014

Love's Twist of Fate

June 1, 2014

Black Irish

Oh My!