After a lifetime of lonely hell, Tomor and Luz might just be able to save each other… if Tomor’s past doesn’t kill them first.
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Today, we have a new release from a Coffee Talk Writers author – “Kidnapped Hearts” by Cait Jarrod.
Congrats, Cait! I’m so happy for you. Tell me what your story is about.
Small town girl and owner of The Memory Café, Pamela Young, regales in her life with her friends, aptly named the Band of Friends until her life is turned upside down with stolen bearer bonds mysteriously coming into her possession. After a five-year disappearing act, Jake Gibson returns home retired from the FBI, and ready to make a mends with his estranged family. A freelance case falls into his lap, involving the woman he’d resisted years ago. He will do anything to protect Pamela, even put his life in jeopardy along with his heart.
What inspired you to write it?
A dream I had.
What do you hope readers will love about it?
The bond the characters have with one another.
If a movie were made, which actors would you pick for your characters?
Hugh Jackman and a dark-hair Jennifer Lawrence
Would you like to try writing another genre?
Crime fiction.
Which is your favorite book, the one you’ll always read again?
I can’t pick a favorite.
And what kind of stories did you read to your daughters?
I read all sorts of books, but mostly, I made stories up about penguins. Maybe one day, I’ll write the series.
Last but not least – who’s your biggest fan?
It’s hard to pick just one person. My daughters and husband are huge fans, of course, and I have numerous friends that are very excited for me. Sorry, I can’t pick one.
Shadow Man by Cody McFadyen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
This book is without a single doubt my all-time favorite, one I have read again and again, a true source of inspiration on so many levels. 1: the writing is top-notch, intense, pulls you forward, urges you to read on. 2: it’s so full of emotions and gore and frantic action and suspense you’re constantly sweating and holding your breath as you turn the pages at ligthtning speed. 3: the main character is so alive you crawl into her skin and feel her pain and think her thoughts before they’re even put to paper.
I want more of this, so much more, and although the sequels are very well done, I have yet to read a book that’s shaken me so thoroughly and torn, stolen my soul as I was engulfed in the story and taken away to a different world. Whoooo! I’d give it 10 stars if I could. But beware – it’s not for the soft-hearted.
Birdman by Mo Hayder
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Awesome, frightening, edgy, fresh, a punch in the gut and a rollercoaster of emotions, sick and disturbing but done with British style and class, and oh-so-well written. This is my all-time second favorite book.
Lea Bronsen 