I want to get back into authoring myself! I feel like I've missed so much, I've fallen off the train and I feel like I need to find myself a fast horse to catch up. Like a renegade from the Old West, I need to jump from the speeding horse onto the hurtling train. I miss the published world!
How do you get back on your horse?
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Friday, April 15, 2016
Janette Rallison's The Girl Who Heard Demons #BookTour
Welcome to my home, the humble blog of Elizabeth Mueller! I
am a homeschooling mother of five children ranging from the ages of 19 all the
way to 3. When I saw that Janette Rallison was holding a book tour, my heart
stopped. Though my time is riddled with the pidder padding of little feet and
incessant voices fringed with high demands, I knew I could make time for
Rallison; she is one of my most favorite authors! I knew I just had to get my
hands on this book and share my eager thoughts.
*The Girl Who Heard Demons.
Imagine if you could hear demons. What would they say? What
secrets would they hold? They slither and hiss and writhe about their victims, like
a noxious cloud of leaking riddles. Never had they shared an omen, especially
of their prey’s impending doom.
Adelle Hansen is an ordinary girl who bears an extraordinary
gift. She can hear demons. Though this bane has been a part of most of her
life, she suddenly pays particular attention when she overhears one celebrating
the imminent demise of popular quarterback, Levi Anderson.
As I opened the book, I knew it would be a good one. I did
wonder how Janette would execute a girl hearing demons, though. I imagined
something along your paranormal romance, you know: demons and witches and
vampires, oh my!
Was I wrong on that count.
She weaves a fascinating and intricate plot of intrigue,
lies, and betrayal that Adelle must unravel—a race against unbelievers to save
Levi’s life when it seems everything works against her.
I am impressed with how Janette spins the story. The pacing
is steady; nary a dull moment as there is a surprise at every corner. The
characterization is candid and impressive, the romance, swoon-worthy at best.
As cheesy as this sounds, I have a special bookshelf in my
heart for Janette Rallison novels.
You can find her at:
Official Website: www.janetterallison.com

*I received an ARC copy for an unaffected and honest review
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