Bring On Lemons

Thank you WOW! Women on Writing for including this blog and our young reviewer in this book blog tour. Please contact WOW!   today to reserve your copy and participate in this tour. If you've never participated in a tour, feel free to inquire and you will receive a copy of this book to read and review for yourself! (crystal@wow-womenonwriting .   com ) *************************************************************************** The tiny hamlet of Maravilla, New Mexico is not immune to modern-day problems. But the citizens of Maravilla have their own special problems, as well: A developer wants to build a Christian-themed amusement park next to Maravilla’s historic church. The county line runs right through the town, splitting it in two. And the government is threatening to close their post office! Into this muddle steps Jake Epstein, a young writer from the big city. Jake is seeking peace and quiet to finish his current project: a science fiction...

Thank you  for another great WOW! Women On Writing book blog tour! Date: October 30th through December 1st 2017 Location: WOW! Women on Writing Blog and Beyond!!!  Book Title: Free Will Odyssey Author: Larry Kilham Details Print Length: 158 pages Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited Publisher: FutureBooks.info (August 27, 2017) Publication Date: August 27, 2017 Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC Language: English ASIN: B07566LDCQ We worked together with  WOW! Women on Writing  on this fun book blog tour! The tour will began October 30th with a giveaway and author interview on the WOW! Blog ( the Muffin ), and runs for a month. If you are interested in reading and reviewing Free Will Odyssey by Larry Kilham, please email: crystal@wow-womenonwriting.com as soon as possible! About the Book:  Peter Tesla, a prodigious young inventor, develops an electronic device to enhance the user’s free will. A major application is drug detoxificati...

Review by Crystal J. Casavant-Otto The JunoTrilogy by Larry Kilham moves as a fast pace. I didn't feel that the book was overly predictable even though it was well described in the official book summary that I read prior to purchase. I rather enjoyed the concept of right versus wrong in the artificial intelligence world. The authors imagination comes through and after reading his biography, I couldn't help but want to know more about this intelligent man. I was pleased to see he has written many other books with some diverse content. The characters were not very deep and there wasn't much dialogue, but it was not necessary to keep me turning the pages. The dynamic relationship of computer and human was really interesting and I enjoyed each of these three books from cover to cover. Official Book Summary Larry Kilham's Juno, part woman yet all brilliant machine, is the pulsing supercomputer at the heart of The Juno Trilogy. Kilham's three fast-paced thrillers...