Book Reviews
If you’d like to have your book reviewed here on Kat Logic, include the name of your book, your email address, and a small excerpt of the book here in the comment section.
If your book is chosen, I will contact you to let you know where to send your book. Once I’ve read it, I will post a review here and on Amazon as well as offer you the opportunity to be interviewed here on Kat Logic. Your book will then be offered in a give away asking the winner to also do a review.
stesha said,
January 3, 2009 at 11:40 pm
General Question. What about ebooks?
Katrina Wampler said,
January 3, 2009 at 11:40 pm
That works, too. Just include a bit about the book and your contact info.
Katie Hines said,
January 4, 2009 at 1:47 am
How about a book that will be published in May, 2009? Don’t have the final copy back yet.
Here is a brief synopsis: Imagine you have made a secret promise that can lead you to the discovery of an incredible treasure and an ancient power. But in order to fulfill that promise, you must defeat an age-old sect that is determined to claim the treasure and power themselves.
BTW, I love your site. Always something interesting going on.
Katrina Wampler said,
January 4, 2009 at 1:49 am
Wow, Katie sounds awesome. I’d love to review it. Let us know when it’s ready and we’ll get a review going for you. Thanks for stopping by.
Thanks for the compliment also. You’re right. There is always something interesting going on…and it’s only going to get better.
Lynda Johnson said,
January 4, 2009 at 3:21 am
Most of my book can be found at the link I’ve included below (Google Books). It can also be found by searching for “Sharlie” on the Google Books website. Thank you very much for the offer. Let me know if you decide to review and I’ll mail you a copy on Monday.
Best Wishes,
Lynda
http://books.google.com/books?id=f_obxj2AbAIC&printsec=frontcover&dq=Sharlie#PPP1,M1
Nancy said,
January 4, 2009 at 12:21 pm
I’d love to have you review my book. The title is “Summer’s Story.” Its a contemporary romance from Red Rose Publishing.
Summer Langston’s father dies leaving her a potentially great racehorse. Being a woman in the male dominated world of harness racing, she has a tough fight to get her horse to the big races. One man wants to ensure that she doesn’t succeed, two others want to help her. She’s spunky, but can she make it
Nancy Famolari
Brenda Craig said,
January 4, 2009 at 1:17 pm
I would love for you to review my book…it is a journal type devotional called Carvings In His Palm, What God Thinks When He Whispers Your Name…here is an excerpt from the book website
Have you ever wondered what God thinks about when He whispers your name…have you longed to read the Carvings in His Hand…longed to hear the conversations of Heaven about your life? If so, now is your chance.
According to Psalm 40:5 God’s thoughts toward you are too numerous to be counted and He has had a lot of time to think about you since…according to 2 Timothy 1:9…you have been called in Christ before the worlds began.
Carvings In His Palm, What God Thinks When He Whispers Your Name is designed to present God’s point of view in many areas of life, enabling the reader to circumvent destructive pitfalls and to receive the encouragement to do it God’s way.
The underlying theme in this book is God’s mercy, grace and His overwhelming desire to reveal the fact that He sees us in Jesus; with love.
A a revelatory, life changing journey into the chambers of Father’s heart–a place where the Whispers of Heaven are waiting for you
Or you can go here
http://www.carvingsinhispalm.com/order.htm
Melissa Stone said,
January 4, 2009 at 7:20 pm
I would like to inquire about my book The Key To Life Is Balance being reviewed on your site. Please contact me at the e-mail or at 831-335-8335.
Peace,
Vivian said,
January 5, 2009 at 9:46 pm
Vivian@viviangilbertzabel.com
Midnight Hours by Vivian Gilbert Zabel ISBN: 978-0-9797513-3-2
While struggling to recover from a debilitating gunshot wound, homicide lieutenant Martin Rogers discovers an online “interest” may be a serial killer, responsible for the death of several disabled men.
Martin’s interest changes from that of a man for a woman to the interest of a homicide detective for a suspect when Midnight attaches a photo of herself to an email – identical to that of one folded in the pocket of a dead paraplegic. Confusion reigns when an Assistant District Attorney is discovered to be the unknowing model for the face in the photo.
Lt. Rogers and friends set up a sting to capture Midnight, but she disappears like wisps of fog. Every lead results in dead ends and more confusion. Midnight brings death on the internet. Preying on helpless men, she offers love but gives them a grave, but who and what is Midnight?
Martin must find this killer before she can add him to her list of victims.
http://midnight-hours.weebly.com
Katrina Wampler said,
January 5, 2009 at 10:08 pm
now I’m reeeeeaaaaaallllllyyyyy excited!!!
Ginger Simpson said,
January 6, 2009 at 12:06 am
I would appreciate a review of Sparta Rose. It’s due to be released by Eternal Press on February 7th. It’s a Western Historical Romance, and here is a blurb:
Ellie Fountain has a dilemma–Tyler Bishop, the handsome ranch foreman who’s won favor with her Pa. Ellie’s determined to prove to them she can do anything a man can do, even if it means buying a gun and learning to shoot.
Her father’s ranch, Fountainhead, is her legacy and she aims to protect it from the Bryants, the trio next door who are using bullying tactics to purchase all the land in the area. When she accepts Ty’s ‘forced’ invitation to a local dance, she never expects to find herself kidnapped and held hostage in an old drafty shack hidden somewhere in the snowy Tennessee Mountains. She shouldn’t have left the dance in such a huff without telling someone.
NOTE: I don’t have the PDF yet, but I would be happy to send you the copy from the last edits.
Lea Schizas said,
January 6, 2009 at 12:56 am
I’ll request for an easy read and a quick read but something parents and tweens will be interested in. Bubba and Giganto: Odds Against Us is a touching tale about two teens from the opposite side of the track. One is the macho type – a defender – Bubba. The other is quiet, reserved, hates to get involved in fights – David aka Giganto.
Bubba helps Giganto practice before the big high school soccer tryouts but bullies have other plans. A challenge, soccer scrimmage, and a secret will end up putting one of their lives in danger.
The book is all about alternatives to bullying and how secrets can be very dangerous.
Quick read – 60 pages – and available in ebook.
Thanks
Betty Jo Tucker said,
January 9, 2009 at 2:35 pm
Hi, Kat!
Thanks for this opportunity and congrats on your excellent site. I would be honored to have you review “It Had To Be Us,” the little romantic memoir my husband and I co-wrote under the pseudonyms of Harry & Elizabeth Lawrence. With Valentine’s Day not too far away, a review of this award-winning E-book would be quite timely! It’s about how we got back together almost two decades after a painful estrangement and divorce. This novella is only about 58 pages, and I would be happy to e-mail it to you as a pdf attachment.
Phil said,
May 19, 2009 at 1:25 am
Hi Kat,
It’s not a book but I do have a review request.
I have a brain training program which is very helpful for dyscalculia. It is a very easy to follow online course. It has not been released to the public yet.
Contact me if your interested in giving it a try for your daughter
Phil
http://www.learning-aids.com
http://www.breakpal.com