Review:We found this a great family read-aloud. But more importantly, it's one that holds the interest of my 11-year-old son enough for him to choose to read it alone. Set in ancient Israel during the Roman Empire, and the time of Jesus (in fact He is included in the story). So this makes for great historical fiction... and great for home-schoolers! Read more

Review:Lang leav speaks the language my soul has longed to hear. My souls native tongue of the ecstasy, and intricacies of love lost and found.

I've talked her poetry up quit a bit with my friends and it has been beautiful to share them with. Read more

Review:I was slightly disappointed overall. I was really excited about this book after reading a few poems by Faudet on tumblr, but as it turned out, those few lovely gems I had found before actually buying the book were the only bits worth reading. I found myself flipping through page after page, wishing I'd read more material along the lines of Stars:

Magic tumbled from her pretty lips, and when she spoke the language of the universe, the stars sighed in unison.

What beautiful, sweeping... Read more

Review:I left a bookstore without it and literally bought as soon as I got home. I'm not much of a literary person, but these poems are clever and speak to me on a personal level. I particularly enjoy when she personifies characteristics or words. Read more

Review:Good - but not a complete book. So I was surprised when the story stopped and had to be continued "buy" getting the next part of the story " book". Or maybe I'm old and unfamiliar with the ways of the digital world. Those ole-timey books when you got to the end the story was over. Read more

Review:A silly little story with fun characters and an unfortunately believable setting. Have read it a few times to friends now, would recommend to anyone that wants a little escape. There were legit twists I was not expecting, while some cliches were stuffed in, there was enough completely strange to keep me from sighing. Love it! Read more

Review:Good start to a survival story. The story focuses on something that will happen sometime in the future, it's simply a matter of science. I like that it's not about political issues that may play out in nuclear attack or planned EMPs but rather a normal event of the sun. The story brings to light the nature of humans, both good and bad, in a crisis situation. People and family can band together or try to rip things apart all in the story of survival. A good read, thank you to the author. Read more

Review:Hate Olivia, but can't love everyone. Over all great read for this type of books. Not a I'm a prepper and know everything, more of a learning and realization everything isnt perfect and going to go your way book. Read more

Review:A nice quick easy read that answered some lingering questions many readers have had. As always I find myself looking up the places mentioned to help paint the picture in my mind. Is it too soon to ask about book 11? Read more

Review:I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I looked forward to reading the other installments hoping to find out more specifically what caused the EMP.
The characters and situations were quite believable. Definitely worth reading. Read more