Showing posts with label M.A. George. Show all posts
Showing posts with label M.A. George. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 21, 2014

Blog Tour- Review: Aqua by M.A. George

Title: Aqua

Series: Book #1

Author: M.A. George

Genre: YA, paranormal

Publication date: April 16th 2014

Published by: M.A. George

Source: From author for review

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Synopsis:

Meet Layla McKelland:
Novelist (unpublished, but cut her some slack…seventeen is a bit early to despair),
Slightly neurotic introvert (Alright, let’s be honest…there’s no “slightly” about it),
International Woman of Mystery, and…
Okay, just scratch the bio.

The only real “mystery” in Layla’s life is why her father has never been on the scene. Or why her mother drags Layla to a new coastal home every year.

Nothing about the latest hometown seems too newsworthy…until a routine day at the beach leaves Layla questioning whether she’s read one too many paranormal fantasy novels. The plot thickens when a random guy claims to know things about her father—a bizarre claim he backs up with an equally impossible stunt. And Layla soon finds herself on the wrong side of a mysterious attempted drowning…on her own kitchen floor.

When all is done, Layla will attest that fact is far stranger than fiction. And nothing in real life is ever as transparent as it seems…Not even water.

Especially not water.
My rating: ★★★★☆

Layla's life isn't your most typical: She and her family move around the continental US every year on Layla's birthday, always settling close to a body of water. This time around though things get weird, really weird. You see, something in the water is attacking Layla for some unknown reason. No, that's not right... The water itself is attacking her! What?! It's crazier than it sounds, trust me. Especially since Layla and her family have this connection to water that Layla will find hard to believe, a connection that could potentially answer the burning question about the whereabouts of her missing father.

Wednesday, April 16, 2014

Book Release Blast: Aqua by M.A. George


I am so happy to announce that M.A. George's latest novel, Aqua, has released today!! :D You guys need to check out this book! I am more than halfway through with this book and I can tell you that it is GREAT!

Monday, March 31, 2014

Cover Reveal: Aqua by M.A. George


Hey guys! I have a (sort of late... sorry!) cover reveal for you today! It's M.A. George's latest novel, Aqua! If you don't know, Melissa wrote a series called Proximity, which was great! Each book just kept getting better and better and I am just excited to read her new novel! So, without further ado, here it is:

Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Review: Vitality (Proximity #3) by M.A. George

Vitality (Proximity, #3)
Title: Vitality

Series: Proximity #3

Previous books in this series: Proximity (#1) | Relativity (#2)

Author: M.A. George

Genre: Adult, sci-fi

Publication date: July 2013

Published by: M.A. George

Source: From the author for review (thank you!)

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Synopsis:

Palta learned long ago not to expect a “normal” life. She’d settle for one free of close encounters with supernaturally-gifted homicidal maniacs.

Apparently that’s too much to ask.

Join your favorite Onontian royal family, as they settle into life at the palace...only don’t get too comfortable, because things are about to take a hair-raising turn.

Vitality is the gripping third installment in the Proximity series.

My rating: ★★★★★

Man this book... SO much awesomeness! Also, I'm going to miss this series! I can't believe it's over already! *sad face*

Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Review: Relativity (Proximity #2) by M.A. George

Relativity (Proximity, #2)
Title: Relativity

Series: Proximity #2

Previous book in this series: Proximity

Author: M.A. George

Genre: Adult, sci-fi

Publication date: January 2013

Published by: M.A. George

Source: For review from author

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Synopsis:

No matter the planet, Palta Capal is an alien.

She’s lived a lifetime where she never belonged…but relocating to the “home world” she’s never seen has her feeling more like an outsider than ever.

Teetering between the thrill of newfound love and the despair of family loss—not to mention the looming threat of global war—Palta doesn’t need any more excitement in her life.

But what she needs and what she gets are two entirely different things.

My rating: ★★★★☆

So, Relativity started right where Proximity left off. Palta, Aeron, and the rest of their crew are headed to their home planet to rescue Palta's dad and stop Obo from taking over that world.

Monday, June 10, 2013

Cover Reveal: Vitality (Proximity #3) by M.A. George


Got a gorgeous cover to reveal to you guys today! It's book 3 in the proximity series, and this cover is by far my fave! Check it out!

Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Review: Proximity by M.A. George

Proximity (Proximity, #1)
Title: Proximity

Series: Proximity #1

Author: M.A. George

Genre: Adult, sci-fi

Publication date: October 2012

Published by: M.A. George

Source: review copy from author

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Synopsis:

Dr. Palta Capal would be a typical American career woman…if only she were human.

She has found her calling in this world as a physician. It’s an ideal outlet for her compassionate spirit...and unearthly healing powers.

Palta may spend her nights rereading Jane Austen novels, but she deliberately avoids pursuing her own love story. Human men — attractive as they may be — inevitably grow old and wither, leaving her to grieve in solitude. Frankly, no one has seemed worth the torment.

Enter Eric Moran, the intensely attractive and enigmatic new coworker on the scene. With his quiet confidence and warm smile, he manages to draw Palta’s attention. Little does she know that he, too, holds a secret…one that will propel them both into an escalating collision of two worlds.

My rating: ★★★☆☆

You know, this sci-fi/alien stuff isn't really my thing, but only because I have not read too many of these kinds of books. I guess I'm still waiting for that book I'll really, really like. And this one I actually liked a lot! It was very creative! I liked these aliens posing as humans who came from this other world. I especially liked the small detail that even though Palta's family is from this other planet, she herself was born on Earth! How crazy is that?!