The Voracious Reader has reviewed my novel MY PROBLEM WITH DOORS. This is what she said about the book:
This is a most compelling book. It pulls you in to a fascinating concept from the beginning. Jacob at the age of three goes through the door of his bedroom to another time and place. This starts him on a life long journey through time as another door opens time and time again. He has many trials and few good times. He finds his Love only to lose her as another door opens to another time and place. He finds many dangers. The author does an excellent job of working great historical detail into Jacobs life. From his influence on Lord Byron and the poet Shelley to the events on September 11 at the world trade center. It is a fascinating and original concept. I give this book 5 stars.
You can read the review on the Voracious Reader here.
My PROBLEM WITH DOORS is available in print via amazon.com here and as an eBook via Google Play here.
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This sounds like a fascinating book! I really like the concept.
Thanks! I hope you will check it out! If you ever get a chance to read it, please be sure to write!
Cheers!
Absolutely! Is it available on Nook or Kindle?
The link above is for Google Play where it is available in eBook format for $9.99. It should work for any eBook reader.
Thanks!
Sounds like a subject close to my thoughts, can we find it on Amazon? That’s where I buy all my books
It is available in print via amazon. How I wrote the book… Well… Let me say it works better on paper than it ever could electronically.
I must be from the older generation… I cannot read a book electronically, the joys of reading are linked to ink and paper in my mind. Thanks for the info!
A reader after my own heart! And in My Problem With Doors I use print… well… you will see, it is a very visual work (when I wrote it, I didn’t even consider the eBook aspect of it). I hope you will check it out.
I will go right now on Amazon, thanks!
Great! And please tell me what you think after you read it. Cheers!
Sounds like an interesting concept. Added to reading list. 🙂
Great! I hope you like it!
Cheers.