Service Goat by Piers Anthony

Service Goat by Piers Anthony

'Empathy is many things among them the ability of one person to feel the feeling of another person. Not only to intellectually understand his joys and sorrows, but to actually feel them, This is accomplished, technically, by what we call mirror neurons, that react to duplicate perceived emotions. To feel another' pain. That is the cornerstone of the human condition, something that sets us apart from the animal kingdom.'

Above words said by a character is the turning point of the sensual and gripping science fiction written by Piers Anthony.

6.5 out of 10 stars

'Engaging short read science fiction'

About the book

Orphaned and blind seven-year- old Callie has a service animal – a goat with extraordinary

powers.Ben Hemoth is a down-on- his luck news reporter facing prison. Needing to save his job and his reputation, he teams up with Venus, a young seductress caught up with a teenage drug gang.When a mysterious letter arrives detailing a top-secret investigative operation, Ben and Venus think they’ve found their chance for redemption. The mission? Investigate a goat. In exchange for an extravagant paycheck, Ben and Venus must piece together the wild rumours swirling around Callie, her supernatural goat, and a possible UFO visit.

Piers Anthony’s Service Goat is an extraordinary tale rich with adventure, extraterrestrial visitors, secrecy, dangerous governmental operations, and the classic hints of mischief that readers have come to expect and love from the New York Times bestselling author of the Xanth series.

Attractive cover page, matches the interior of the book; The book written in third person revolves around the orphan girl and alien goat. Two spy also add thrilling romance in the book. allover story is predictable but till book is engaging.
The plot was very good, the author could have built better and there was lots of potentially; author was not fully successful to make reader to empathise the protagonist.
Writing style fluent and climax is expected. One time read book should be your in kindle library if you are fond of science fiction; and fantasy.
The book can be a good children/ Young adult book if we ignore few intimating scene.
This short read although not master piece but also not ignoble creation of the author.
From my side i will give 6.5 out of 10 stars

Title:  Service Goat

Author:  Piers Anthony

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Paperback Edition: $8.00, EBOOK: $3.99

Genre: Fantasy

Number of Pages: 98

Publisher: Dreaming Big Publications, 

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Editor in Chief: Kristi King-Morgan

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The Multitudes of Ripples: Valayavividha by Vaachakmitra

The Multitudes of Ripples: Valayavividha 

by Vaachakmitra

"Ruminate the journey of life"

'3 out of 5 stars'

Book blurb

The novel is a first person narrative of an entrepreneur who struggles to make sense of his life. He reconstructs his memory while recuperating from a nervous breakdown. The distortion in his narrative is not only the manifestation of psychopathology of his mind but also an exploration of human values. The novel demonstrates how optimism incorporates meaningful semantics even in the face of psychopathology. The dualism of hope and pathos creates a touch of absurd, almost reminiscent of Kafka and Camus.

About the Author

The author is a research scientist by training. He is a technical consultant who works  in an advisory capacity to the pharmaceutical industry. He specialises in intellectual property, technology up-gradation and information technology. He is a science writer specialising in theoretical and philosophical foundations of modern scientific thought.

Review of the book

Let's start from the cover page, the cover page is fascinating and attractive. The title and cover page creates curiosity in reader; and definitely pass the stage one and prompts the reader to take the book in hand.

The second thing reader will check out the back cover or blurb of the book; that does not appeals me. and the reader may also feel same; The book will be placed back. The author would have done better effort in writing the blurb of the book.

The protagonist looks back in his life to search the meaning of life. He ruminates childhood, love of parents and his entire journey till the date. Various aspects of life he has described in a philosophical way, few are good few are bad .
Written as first person story has many incidences and many dimensions. The book does not success to maintain interest in the book, every possibility is there the reader will drop out the book without accomplishment.

The Psycho pathological condition of the protagonist is a character in the story; similarly the author successfully created strong characters. The climax of the story interesting, i will not like to reveal here. 

Writing style is an average, easy to understand; slow paced. 

The biggest disadvantage is the price of the book..(The book is quite higher, optimum price of the book should be below 200)

Who should read the book?

I fear there are very few readers who will like to read this such type of book; but who loves relationship, social and philosophical book can go for this book.

Who should not read the book?

Thriller, action, romance lover stay away

My opinion:

This book is quite costly so Check out the sample of this book then buy it....

• About the book:
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• Paperback: 276 pages
• Publisher: Cinnamonteal Publishing (15 January 2016)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 9385523244
• ISBN-13: 978-9385523243
• Product Dimensions: 14.8 x 1.6 x 21 cm

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Esper files by Egan Brass

Esper Files by Egan Brass

'Simply Amazing and Enthralling'

8.5 out of 10 Stars

About the book

I am tough reviewer, and i am giving more than 8 stars to the book. I shoved off all other books i was reading when i turned first few pages and started to read 'Esper Files'. They came after The Great Storm, the Espers. Feared and hunted by society, there are those who use their powers for good, and those who use them for evil. When an experiment goes wrong in Victorian London, Espers, people with supernatural abilities are created. In order to counter this new potential threat, the Institute is set up to teach Espers how to use their abilities for good and how to hunt down those who want to use their powers for evil. Gifted with a formidable but self-destructive ability, Nathan is one of the Institute’s top agents. When the evil Baron executes his plan to control the minds of London’s political leaders, peace is dependent on Nathan and his team. Will he learn to control his powers in time to save the world? Or will he succumb to their self-destructive nature?

Cover page is not so amazing, could have been better. But as you will start reading the book, you can not hold back without completing it; It is an Action thriller drags you in another world. 

Events are beautifully knitted ; Action scenes described in a manner that reader can visualise them.

While reading i got goosebumps and thrilled. Although most of events can be predicted till the book is gripping and eventful. (This one is not a suspense story obviously)

Well developed characters of the book is the most creditable; who have supernatural power derived from their emotions and feelings. 

Author has used Simple Britain English, to keep the book readable Non-English readers also. 

The climax of the book is open to keep space for the second part of the book.
Best sentence of the book, 'Trust your own power, not copied one.'

Who should not read the book?

Children below age of 15 years ( Action scenes many pages of the book)

Who should read the book? 

If you love reading action, thriller, supernatural..then go and grab the book.

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Corporate Citizen by Gabrial Valjan

Corporate Citizen by Gabrial Valjan

" Mysterious Case of Dual Murder" 

' 6  Stars out of 10' 

About the Book from the back cover

A call for help from an old friend lands Bianca and the crew back in Boston. On a timeout with Dante, due to revelations in the aftermath of the showdown in Naples, Bianca is drawn to a mysterious new ally who understands the traumas of her past, and has some very real trauma of his own. Murder, designer drugs, and a hacker named Magician challenge our team, and Bianca learns that leaving Rendition behind might be much harder than she thinks. 

About the Author

Gabriel Valjan is the author of the Roma Series from Winter Goose Publishing as well as numerous short stories. He lives in Boston, Massachusetts, where he enjoys the local restaurants, and his two cats, Squeak and Squawk, keep him honest to the story on the screen.

'I have read the fifth book from the book-series 'Roma Series of Gabriels Valjan' . The cover of the book was not so appealing (Actually it is worst of all his five books) , the reason behind i did not sneak time initially to read the book; and the second reason i postponed reading this book was the length (Although my busy shedule and lots of review proposal are primary reason i can not give much time to review this book)
But when i finally dare to read the book; the discouraging lots of characters with complicated and confusing names (i wondered whether this is any hystery book or what?) i jumped to first chapter- dissapointed i gave another chance  and reached to Second chapter- took over my brain; all previous assumption vanished; i could not control and went on reading. 

The fluent writing, brainstroming discussion of mysterious murder case by bunch of characters and step by step revealation of mystery kept me connected with the book.
Nice Plot, narration, climax are plus points. The protagonist Bianca daring invesigator cathches heart. Other characters are not given enough footage, but it is ok because in suspense thriller plot is the character which requires attention and author has done. But i miss actual narration of scenes and investigations, rather than hearing it described by other character- it seems someone is giving you information and the protagnosit does nothing except sneaking that information while resting in her abode. I excpected some real action but dissapointed.
However book does not dissapoint in all aspect, it is good in other aspects- suspense.' 

Who should read?

Those who are fans of talkative holywood thriller and hates action.

Who should not read? 

here is no romance, no heart throbbing action.

My suggestion:

If you want to  relax and want to have sound sleep; take this book and start reading. 

Title: Corporate Citizen: Roma Series Book Five

Genre: Mystery-Suspense/Thriller

Author: Gabriel Valjan

Website: www.gabrielvaljan.com

Publisher: Winter Goose Publishing

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Twitter: @GValjan

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Two Graves by Zoe Kalo

Two Graves by Zoe Kalo

Title: Two Graves (Retribution Series #1)
Author: Zoe Kalo
Genre: Dark Psychological Suspense
Audience: New Adult/Adult
Word count: 18,000 words – 70 pages (short novella)

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"Suspense and thrilling"

7.5 out of 10 stars

About the Book

A Dante-ish descent through a sinister world of decadent shadows and woeful souls…

Seven years ago, he shattered her life. The town eventually forgot the headlines and the

nightmares. But 23-year old music student Angelica hasn’t forgotten.

For the past seven years, she’s contemplated payback with as much intensity and unwavering

faith as she puts into her violin playing. Finally, all the pieces are in place. Over the course of

one night, disguised for a masquerade ball, Angelica orchestrates a journey of revenge.

The story revolves around the girl who wants to take revenge, and intermittent flashbacks of her life. The well woven and planned plot of the book, is the plus point of the book. The story progresses slowly, but as i am reading the second novel of the author; i think her stories are always with slow pace. Zoe  Kalo is used to write character' mind and reader gets involved in the novel; the same thing is repeated in this novel.

Length of the book somewhat short but it does not effect the book; and i will not like to say about the climax because it will spoil the reader' book.

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About Author Zoe Kalo

A certified bookworm, Zoe Kalo has always been obsessed with books and reading. Reading

led to writing—compulsively. No surprise that at 16, she wrote her first novel, which her

classmates read and passed around secretly. The pleasure of writing and sharing her fantasy

worlds has stayed with her, so now she wants to pass her stories to you with no secrecy—but

with lots of mystery…

A daughter of adventurous expats, she’s had the good fortune of living on 3 continents,

learning 4 languages, and experiencing a multicultural life. Currently, she’s working on a

Master’s degree in Comparative Literature, which she balances between writing, taking care

of her clowder of cats, and searching for the perfect bottle of pinot noir. She is the author of

the YA fantasy series CULT OF THE CAT.

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The Secret of God's Son by Usha Narayanan

The Secret of God's Son 

by Usha Narayanan

"Mythological story depicting struggle of Pradhyumna"

Pradyumna son of God Krishna is worried of the Gandhari' Curse. He Seeks help from God Shiva and gets his Trishul to bring back Vikarna from Yamloka. But Gandhari can not revert her curse; dissapointed pradyumna does not lose hope and continues struggles to decrease the effect of Gandhari' curse. And there is one powerful weapon still-the secret surrounding his origin. Will he uncover it in time to fight off the cataclysm? In the answer lies the destiny of all humanity!

Usha Narayan is back with one more mythological story after successful Pradyumna. Usha Narayanan had a successful career in advertising, radio and corporate communications before becoming a full-time writer. She is the author of several books including The Madras Mangler, a suspense thriller and Love, Lies and Layoffs, a light-hearted office romance. The Secret of God’s Son is the sequel to her bestselling book Pradyumna: Son of Krishna which was published in 2015. When she’s not juggling writing, editing and interviews, Usha reads everything from thrillers to romances, provided her cat isn’t fast asleep on her Kindle.

The book includes many small stories from the Great Epic The Mahabharata. And it is impossible to reach the level of  Rhishi Ved Vyas, the original writer of  The Mahabharata. But author has tried to put the part of the great epic in simple and novel form to readers. Pradyumna and Gandhari's curse centred story neither lose flow nor leaves the subject.

The author has successfully pictured the protagonist -Pradyumna without affecting image of other characters. Maya the wife of Pradyumna emerges as an important character in the book. Story continues smoothly, with added interesting small stories of God Krishna and God Shiva. Average reader might will have difficulty to understand few words used by the author and that may affect the interest in reading of the book. Till yet the book does not let go away the reader because of the strong plot full of twists and magics.

Cover page is interesting and attractive.

The book could have at higher level if the author would have written better words at some places in book. The book is really good read, but it is not comparable to Mythical book available in verbal language. 

Who should read?

This is the breakfast for mythology lover and interested in twists and turns

Who should not read?

Only those who hate reading

Grab the copy and read...

About the book:

Paperback: 272 pages

Publisher: Penguin Books Limited (16 June 2016)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 0143424173

ISBN-13: 978-0143424178

Product Dimensions: 21.7 x 1.8 x 13.9 cm

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Rightfully Wrong Wrongfully Right by Varsha Dixit

Rightfully Wrong Wrongfully Right by Varsha Dixit

'Romance, love and romance...'

Book Blurb

Third of the wrong write trilogy of Varsha Dixit.

Gayatri a rich youngster hunting for job to earn self-respect. Viraj an intelligent, arrogant scientist hire her as an operational manager and then happens love as usual...

About the author

Varsha Dixit is the author of the bestselling novels, Right Fit Wrong Shoe (2009), Xcess Baggage (2010), Wrong Means Right End (2012) and Only Wheat Not White (2014). She worked in the Indian television industry before moving to the US with her family. 

Varsha actively interacts with readers through her website www.varshadixit.com and Facebook author page. Her Twitter handle is @Varsha20.

Review (3.5 out of 5 stars)

'Romance, love and romance...'

Cover page: 

Cover page is attractive displaying two protagonists of the novel.

Plot of the story:

As this is romantic novel, it does not disappoint the reader, the author must have planned well to make them meet and fall in love of each- other. The meetings started with disaster but, sympathy and then affection progressed in love. A logic why a break-up between the Protagonist is well expressed .

But there is more in the plot also...

Character:

Characters are well developed . Each and every character is provided enough footage. But the most interesting character is the Viraj and Gayatri; the way both fight with their own demons is fabulous and heart- touching.

Writing style:

Fluent, easy, humorous and light writing has saved the average story of the book.

Climax:

I am little bit disappointed for the way Varsha dixit has stretched the climax with unnecessary events; may be there any connection with her next novel. But it seems the author has put the stuff just to increase the length of the novel.

But still the climax is happy ending as Indian female readers prefers...

Overall worth to read once...

Who should read?

Romance lover

Who should not? 

Any one who hunt something different than love story

(Book was provided by Publisher and Book club for unbiased honest review)

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Whisper of Worms By Maracardian review by HRCPublisher

Whisper of Worms BY Marcardian Review by HRCpublisher

'Interesting and gripping Insight of Corporate Politics' 

About the book

'Thobias Mathai, of Indian Origin banker has settled in USA with his wife and three children, but at the age of retirement deadly lung cancer clouded his mind. He prefers to die in his own country and his own village with memory childhood and parents. 

He returns to India where his mother has been bedridden. He enjoys sweet and sour memory of his childhood; his friends his school, his innocent questions and sad death of his father also.

But India has welcomed him with something creepy that will not let him rest in peace....'

• My Rating (7.5 out of 10 star)

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'Interesting and gripping Insight of Human life and corporate politics'

Cover page (4 out of 10)

Most disappointing thing in whole book is only cover page; that downs the urge to buy the book. Nothing Attractive in the cover page.

Author should Improve cover page of the book.

Plot of the story (9 out of 10)

Plot is simple but interesting, keeps surprising you with twists Enough to keep reader engaged throughout the book.

Writing style (7.5 out of 10)

The whole book is written in simple, error free Indian English. Fluency is maintained throughout the book, but sudden jump from the childhood memory to Corporate politics at a place has disturbed the story which may effect the mood of the reader. 

Story is more like a talkative and classical movie that keeps you interested; feelings expressed in words touch the heart. 

How a common man gets shattered in corporate politics reminds reader his own difficulties in job sector. How childhood feeding of Hell and Heaven rules effects a man in his whole life is perfectly described. 

In brief author has overpowered all loop holes of the book by his writing style.

Characters (9 Out of 10)

The most thing i like in this book is the characters, developed as well as realistic.

Protagonist is developed well, whole character is written well; how he tried to keep secret of disease from his family reveals his concern for his family.

All other characters are given enough space to understand their characteristics motives.

Climax (8 out 10) 

Climax is little bit sad but the author is successful to keep reader engaged in the climax also, by imaginary whispers of worms. 

Who should read the book? 

Love, romance, drama, entertainment everything is here. so anyone who wants a nice book to read should prefer this.

Who should not read the book? 

This is not campus love story, so love story lover do not try this book. Also no action book so for action lover this is not your book.

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• Publisher: Cactus (2012)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 8190940813
• ISBN-13: 978-8190940818
• Product Dimensions: 20.3 x 12.7 x 1.3 cm

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He Loves Me Not by Christine Kersey

He Loves Me Not 

by Christine Kersey

Must read for all girls falling in love

CHOOSE YOUR BOYFRIEND WISELY

This is the first book in the Lily's Story saga by bestselling author Christine Kersey.

When college student Lily Jamison receives an ominous note telling her to "Stay away from him", she convinces herself it's a mistake. After all, she's barely met the two men it could be referring to. But as she begins to fall for the man with the striking blue eyes, the disturbing messages increase.

Refusing to believe warnings from an anonymous sender, and trusting her own heart, Lily presses forward with her relationship, eventually coming to understand the meaning behind the messages as she fears for her life.

He Loves Me Not is a clean romantic suspense novel.

 About the Author:

Christine has always loved to read, but enjoys writing suspenseful novels as well. She has her own e Reader and is not embarrassed to admit that she is a book hoarder. One of Christine's favourite activities is to go camping with her family and read, read, read while enjoying the beauty of nature.

'Enthralling and gripping story'
6.5 out of 10 star

Plot of the story(7 out of 10 star)

Story written as first person, Plot of the story is average, no any twists and almost all you can predict; starting is good. In the middle story lost its grip but in last few pages hold you.
Writing style covers the loops in the plot; and make it interesting.

Characters

(8 out of 10 star)

Characters are natural, and picked up from real population; the protagonist is a girl desperate to find support a men in form of boyfriend and trapped herself in the trap of a thug. Lily is well described and make you feel her feelings.

Climax(9 out of 10 star) 

is the beginning of it second part and interesting, gripping enthralling. 

Who should read?

This book is must read for girls who desperately want to fall in love, without checking background of the boy/ men.

Who should not read? 

Bored of love story, should not touch this one..and also who only want to seek happiness in the story...

My suggestion:

grab the digital copy and read it out....

and digital copy is free here...

Product details

Paperback: 292 pages

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (8 July 2013)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 1492740853

ISBN-13: 978-1492740858

Product Dimensions: 15.2 x 1.9 x 22.9 cm

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What Was Wrong with That Then, Umps? by Matthew Stevenson

What Was Wrong with That Then, Umps? 

by  Matthew Stevenson

'Delicious reading for cricket fan...to look into mind of umpire'

About the book 

There are countless books written about the wonderful sport of cricket, but not many from the unique perspective of the umpire. Matthew Stevenson's What Was Wrong With That Then, Umps? is an entertaining and amusing insight into the world of cricket. His diary covers five seasons spent as an umpire in recreational cricket, the many grounds he officiated at, the characters he encountered, the decisions he had to make - some right, some wrong - the cricket teas and the after match post-postmortems. Whether you are just an armchair cricket fan or an aficionado of the summer game, there is much in this book to interest and amuse you. For a player at any level, it will give you a greater understanding of the level of knowledge and concentration needed by the match officials who are so essential to recreational cricket.

About the author 

Matthew Stevenson was born in Amersham in 1963. He played club cricket for thirty years, for Chalfont Saints C.C. from 1978-92 and for Chalfont St. Peter C.C. from 1993-2007, before retiring as a player and taking up umpiring in 2008. His other interests include all sports - especially football, rugby and tennis - long-distance walking and the countryside, British and maritime history, and current affairs.

My Ratings (8 Out of 10 stars)

'Delicious reading for cricket fan; entertaining drama on the cricket ground described fluently. This book let the reader to look into mind of umpire'

Non-fiction book written by Matthew Stevenson, a retired cricketer and umpire is cup of coffee for cricket fans. 
In the book dilemma of umpire is described in entertaining language; that grips the reader throughout the book.

Technical language may hurdle layman but readers used to cricket terminology will find it entertaining and informative. 

Writer has written his own experiences about umpiring with some shocking information.

Product details

Paperback: 293 pages; Publisher: Olympia Publishers (26 May 2016); Language: English; ISBN-10: 1848977468; ISBN-13: 978-1848977464; Product Dimensions: 12.7 x 1.7 x 20.3 cm

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Who should read: 

Cricket fans,must read...

Who should not read? : 

Have you just heard the name of Cricket? Don't dare to think about the book; technical language will kill you...

Complimentary copy of the book was given for honest and unbiased review. No payment are accepted for reviews..

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