Write Now Literary  is pleased to be organizing a two-month book tour for The Little Girl in the Pink Dress & Steam Adventures with Freedom Speakz & Friend with Co-authors Chizelle’ T Archie & Freedom Speakz.  The book tour will run December 1-January 29, 2021.  Genre: Children, nonfiction                                                                                                             Meet The Authors                                                 ...

Review: Friend Me - Sheila M. Averbuch - November 2020 Moving to a brand-new country can be difficult at any age, but more so when you are a teenage girl. Teenagers and especially females can be nasty and it doesn't help if you are a little different and have an accent too. Roisin has moved to Massachusetts from Ireland and finding it hard to make friends. The one person she thought could have been her friend, stood her up the first chance she got and to make matters worse, there are a handful of bullies making her life feel like hell. They moved as her mother is an inventor and works with technology. In Friend Me, Roisin's family have a smart system similar to Alexa and Siri. Their house is a technology lover dream but in Friend Me, Roisin is about to discover the dangerous side of technology as she signs up for a study to use a new social media site. On the site she meets a girl called Hayley and the pair continue to chat. Soon Hayley is Roisin's only friend and she can t...

This post is part of a virtual book tour organized by Goddess Fish Promotions . Nathaniel Henderson will be awarding a $40 Amazon or Barnes and Noble GC to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour. Click on the tour banner to see the other stops on the tour. The world already ended once. Now it's up to an outgunned negotiator, a disavowed spy, and an immersion-addicted hacker to stop it from happening again. Centuries after the Fold, civilization is fragile. In the megacity of Naion, people live stacked in arcologies, most never going outside because the air is another enemy. Instead, freedom comes from technology: bodytechs modify the human form while synthetic intelligences whisper through brainware. Now a new bridge between man and machine has emerged, one that could destroy humanity’s second shot at survival—or save it, depending on who gets to it first.... Adasha Denali is one of the government’s best dispute resolution specialists, but when a scandal...

Reveiw: 1st Case - James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts - July 2020 Lately, I have been in a bit of a reading slump as nothing seems to be grabbing me and also when it comes to releases with James Patterson - I'm either hitting the spot or it turns to be a DNF /Miss. I was in two minds when I started the 1st Case as Chris Tebbetts is a new author whom I haven't read. I ended up enjoying 1st Case as we meet genius Angela Hoots who has been just kicked out of MIT - two months into the program and now she has been offered an internship with the FBI via her mentor Eva.  The FBI needs someone who is well versed in the art of technology and hacking as their new cases are leaving them baffled. This is Angela's element, however, what happens when she starts to get close to the killer and he decides to play a game of Cat and Mouse with her loved ones? This side of emotions is what gets Angela into trouble as she goes in hot and fast . 1st Case is a little slow at fir...