Tag Archives: Foreseen
Bonus Content!
This week, special content – a conversation between Foreseen‘s protagonist, Kinzie Nicolosi, and her father – was released on the book review blog, I Smell Sheep. The piece is written from the perspective of Ken Nicolosi who is one of … Continue reading
Review from Uncorked Thoughts
Backtracking a touch this evening to let you know about one of my favorite reviews of Foreseen. This one was published just over a month ago on Uncorked Thoughts – a book review blog based in the UK. The review … Continue reading
Two Reviews of Foreseen – A Contrast in Perspective
You can’t write for everyone. I’ve always known that, but this week, I’ve discovered you can’t even write to entirely please people who LIKE your books! This past week, the book reviewer for “Hey! Have you heard?” loved Foreseen, saying: “I … Continue reading
Review from Fictioholic Book Reviews
Valentine’s Day was a pretty special this year. In the morning, I woke up to the great review of Foreseen on Bookend Chronicles that I blogged about yesterday, and in the afternoon, I received this: A 10 out of 10 … Continue reading
Review From Bookend Chronicles
I have to admit, I love reviews that start off saying something like: ” it was worth getting a little less sleep in order to finish it by the wee hours of the morning.” That means I did my job! Gigi … Continue reading
Interview of Author Terri-Lynne Smiles
Excerpt of Annabell Cadiz’s interview of Terri-Lynne Smiles. See the full interview at TeAmNeRd ReViEws. Author Terri-Lynne Smiles stops by TeamNerd to discuss her novel,Foreseen, and what makes her such a big nerd! She opens up about why she loves to … Continue reading
“A worthy sci-fi thriller a la Dean Koontz” ~ The Kirkus Review
That was what the Kirkus Review said about Terri-Lynne Smiles’ debut novel, Foreseen. The August 27th review praises Smiles for devising “a convincing supernatural culture” in a novel “so richly detailed that the reader accepts that this separate society of … Continue reading
Rules Don’t Excuse Being Stupid
A United Airlines employee assisting a distraught mother whose young daughter didn’t arrive at her destination drops the matter because his work shift has come to an end. A fast food employee is disciplined for the cash register coming up … Continue reading
Review: Tempest by Julie Cross
I give Tempest a 4 out of 5. That means it was a good book, kept me entertained and left me thinking about it for a bit afterwards, but not quite gushing about it. In the interest of full disclosure, … Continue reading
New Adults (and the Rest of Us) Deserve Better
“So Tell me a Book That’s Like Your Latest Novel?” I dislike that question because I sound completely inept and uninformed when I fumble the answer. I know of very few “comparables” to Foreseen. More correctly, I am aware of only … Continue reading →