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My Sweet Infected - Dystopian Zombie Romance Novel

Rare reading by the author, a short selection from chapter eight. Celebrate with me. Releasing my 3rd Edition today. 5-stars on Amazon, zombies, dystopian, romance, adventure, crazed survivalists, civilization on the brink of extinction. Click to get 3 free chapters now http://mysweetinfected.com/news/ or the whole book for free with Kindle Unlimited http://amzn.to/1Uj5yjN .

Carstensz – Captain Bart Quote

Carstensz: Stone Age and Iron Age on AMAZON Captain Bart, a formerly retired mercenary explains the jungle to us in Carstensz, part two], Iron Age. “There are germs here. Viruses here. Bacteria here. You’ve never seen anything like it. It’s probably from another planet. And you’ll get sick. Sicker than you can imagine. You see that guy in that bed there? Yeah. It’s on the internet you know. Didn’t you do your research? Are you stupid? You gotta Google this stuff. Don’t come here.”

Planning Your Home Cardio Theater

The first ebook I ever published –  Planning Your Home Cardio Theater  – is no longer available. It was my first  5-star review  on Amazon. It was my first experience formatting for Amazon Kindle and Barnes & Noble Nook. It was my first experience in publishing. I first published it on Amazon, then on B&N. I retired it on Amazon last Fall, and just now retired it on B&N. Planning Your Home Cardio Theater I’m really glad I had a chance to sell it for these past few years, but now it’s time to put it behind me and move on to the future works I have in store for you all. Thanks!

Gateway to Fourline (The Fourline Trilogy Book 1) - Book Review

  Super fun alternate universe fantasy ,  December 14, 2015 By  Charles Miske Verified Purchase ( What's this? ) This review is from:  Gateway to Fourline (The Fourline Trilogy Book 1) (Kindle Edition) I will be getting the next book. It was a fun read, and I enjoyed the alternate universe/dimension/whatever. I especially liked that no attempt was made to explain it at all. It just is. The female protagonist didn't become a hero overnight with super amazing battle skills. Unless you suddenly become a vampire or shifter and with it the attendant superpowers that's not believable. Mostly she just runs. Runs away. Sneaks around. Puts herself in harm's way. The duozi will probably take a higher priority in the next book though. View on Amazon HERE First of all, Book Two comes out in a few weeks. Second of all, I want Book Two. Thirdly, I will most likely pay full price for Book Two if it's not on Prime. Our human female was g...

TWO HEADS TWO SPIKES (The Pearl of Wisdom Saga Book 1) - Book Review

  A dozen or so unmemorable characters with a disjointed intro but it's the genre ,  December 22, 2015 By  Charles Miske This review is from:  TWO HEADS TWO SPIKES (The Pearl of Wisdom Saga Book 1) (Kindle Edition) I'm not a fan of Game of Thrones, have never seen an episode, but that being said it was the first thing I thought of while reading this. I much prefer first person narratives, and trying to follow a dozen or so non-protagonists around was difficult for me. The beginning particularly was difficult, since it seemed in and out of the present tense. When someone is swinging a sword and paused in mid-swing to contemplate a seemingly irrelevant impression from a past experience that might not even have happened it slows down the flow of the book considerably. Once you get in about a hundred pages the pace picks up a bit and the characters have been introduced to it's a much easier read. I can't say that any of the characters stood out ...

Under A Twisted Moon - Book Review

  Out of the frying pan into the fire and nothing happens ,  December 24, 2015 By  Charles Miske Verified Purchase ( What's this? ) This review is from:  Under A Twisted Moon (Kindle Edition) Argh. I hate to review a book I could not finish, but here goes. I hope it's helpful for those of you who are on the edge after reading other reviews. The abuse that the protagonist lives under is horrible. I couldn't tolerate the descriptions. Then after she becomes a thing of the night, you think it would change? No. She gets into another abusive relationship under a cult leader. That may be an unpopular descxription, but if you think of it objectively, it's what happened. I just couldn't finish this book when it dragged on and on and nothing got any better and there was no ray of sunshine. I haven't read any of the author's other books, so I can't review other than this book. Sorry. Why not 1 star? Aside from the narrow character minds...

Marked (Servants of Fate Book 1) - Book Review

  Hard to separate the good guys from the bad guys ,  January 3, 2015 By  Charles Miske Verified Purchase ( What's this? ) This review is from:  Marked (Servants of Fate Book 1) (Kindle Edition) I love a good paranormal romance. No triangle here, big relief. Couple destined to be together brought together by the thing that should have separated them forever. Not keen on the "physics" of the amulets, but easy enough to ignore it. Loved some of the mythology here, and looking forward to next one. On Amazon HERE Metaphysics, alternate reality, post-apocalyptic world. It's all supposed to be here, and it mostly works. I mean, I gave it a 5. I haven't read the rest though, so this review reminded me to go check it out. Paranormal romance without a triangle? Whoa!