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Click here to enter Which genre did you used to completely avoid reading that you now enjoy? Or vice versa? I very recently got into a mystery kick. While I love mystery movies and TV, it wasn't something I thought much of reading. I was one of the few in my friends group growing up that didn't get into The Hardy Boys or Nancy Drew.  My reading moods usually pointed me in the fantasy or adventure direction. About a year ago I picked up Kendra Elliot's  Hidden  novel, part of Bone Secrets series, and fell in love with the author and all of her work. ( Review of  Hidden ).  I wouldn't call myself a mystery connoisseur, but it was a positive introduction to a genre I wasn't familiar with and has added more books to the TBR pile. On the other end of the spectrum, I used read a lot of the new adult romance. This was for a couple of reasons; they were typically short, fun, fluffy, and easy to get carried away with for an afternoon. I've somewhat bur...

Through no fault of his own, a young man is thrust into a new culture just at the time that culture is undergoing massive changes. It is losing its identity, its lands, and its dignity. He not only adapts, he perseveres and, over time, becomes a leader—and on occasion, the hand of vengeance against those who would destroy his adopted people. Yellow Hair documents the injustices done to the Sioux Nation from their first treaty with the United States in 1805 through Wounded Knee in 1890. Every death, murder, battle, and outrage written about actually took place. The historical figures that play a role in this fact-based tale of fiction were real people and the author uses their real names. Yellow Hair is an epic tale of adventure, family, love, and hate that spans most of the 19th century. This is American history. Awarded Book of the Year by Just Reviews. Awarded Best Historical Fiction of 2016 by Colleen's Book Reviews. Andrew Joyce is the recipient of the 2013 E...

The Hunter, legendary assassin of Voramis, has a purpose: protect Hailen, the boy he rescued from a demon in Malandria. He joins a caravan in the hope of safe passage across the Advanat Desert. Yet he cannot outrun his enemies: the Illusionist Cleric on a holy mission to capture him, the bloodthirsty raiders out for blood and gold, and the Abiarazi, demons who masquerade as humans. Every step north reveals who he was before becoming the Hunter, unlocking the truth about the woman who haunts his memories. Author/Professional Freelance Writer http://andypeloquin.com/ https://www.amazon.com/Andy-Peloquin/e/B00J9008MC/ https://www.facebook.com/andyqpeloquin https://twitter.com/AndyPeloquin www.linkedin.com/in/andypeloquin/ https://plus.google.com/100885994638914122147/about