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UnholyPursuit:The Devil on My Trail a Novel: Bea's Thanksgiving : The Adventures of Bea Book 2 ...: Bea's Halloween in the second book in the adventures of Bea.  If you're following the stories, you know by now, that Bea is no ordi...

Unholy Pursuit: The Devil on My Trail: The First Book of The UnHoly Pursuit Saga

 

The 11 Best Sites for Finding What Books to Read Next

Want your next read to be a good one? These are the book recommendation websites you should look up for books to read next.

Trying to find good books to read during your commute or planning out your summer reading early? There is nothing more daunting than going to a bookstore without a shopping list. So, make sure that your next read is going to be a good one.

There are plenty of sites you can use to look up books based on your personal taste, favorite authors and titles, or even based on a specific plot summary or character.

Whether user-generated, based on recommendations, or using a book recommendation search engine, there are a variety of ways that these sites are going to answer the question: what should I read next?

1. Gnooks

Gnooks is probably the simplest of these sites to use. You can enter up to three author's names, and Gnooks will recommend another author you might like.

The interface is clean and distraction-free, but if you want to find out more about the recommended authors, you'll have to take your search elsewhere.

The only other feature on Gnooks is the option to make one of three selections: I like it, I don't like it, and I don't know. Making these selections probably helps Gnooks algorithm improve.

2. Goodreads

You should already be familiar with this book community. Goodreads is packed with features that go beyond book recommendations. You don't actually have to even sign up for an account to use the site's book recommendations.

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There are several ways to discover books using Goodreads. You can search for a title, and you'll see a list of other titles users also enjoyed.

If you sign up for a free Goodreads account and rate books that you've read, the site can also offer up recommendations based on your reading history.

In addition to these features, given that Goodreads is a social network, you can also scan the reading lists of other users and friends to find book recommendations.

Some users have also created themed lists which you can use to discover your next read. You can either search for titles you enjoyed and see which lists they appear on, and find other titles you might like.

For example, searching for The Alexandria Quartet is featured on a variety of lists such as best post World War II fiction, alongside other greats such as Catch 22. But then it also does wind up on a list of best books ever, alongside Twilight.

Goodreads isn't the only site that you can use to catalog your book collection and also benefit from the community's wisdom on what to read next. LibraryThing is another good example.

3. What Should I Read Next?

What Should I Read Next? (WSIRN) is a book recommendation search engine. It asks you to enter your favorite book and suggests similar books that you might find interesting. It also lets you browse books by subject.

WSIRN asks users to create reading lists of their favorite books. Thanks to these reading lists and its algorithm, it can understand which books are related to each other.

You can also add books to three default lists: books you liked, books you disliked, books you want to read. This will not only help the algorithm to improve, but you'll get better recommendations. Besides these three lists, you can create custom ones and make your lists private.

You can also join WSIRN Premium to get access to new recommendations, have Q&A sessions with authors, and enter its book club. It costs $9 per month, but the lifetime membership costs $180.

4. Litsy

Unlike most other sites listed here, Litsy doesn't rely on an algorithm. Instead, it relies entirely on its user base for this information.

Though you can search for books without signing up, creating a Litsy account gives you access to more features. You can search for books, read reviews, add friends, create posts, and of course find your next read.

Once you've signed up, you'll get a list of users it recommends following. You can also search for other users to follow by searching for your favorite books and seeing who else has left reviews for them. When you want to recommend books for other users, you can't just give the book a thumbs up; you have to leave a short review.

And that's how you're going to find your recommendations—by seeing what other Litsy users are reading. Users post photos of the book (or screenshots of the ebook), along with their reviews.

To find a good book to read, you'll probably want to go directly to the profile of someone who has read other books you've enjoyed and also given them a ringing endorsement. Moreover, Litsy has a mobile application for recommending books.

Download: Litsy for Android | iOS (Free)

5. AllReaders.com

AllReaders.com is another no-frills website without much of a UI to speak of, but it's a great option for those of you who are fans of thrillers.

With AllReader.com's advanced search function, you can search for books based on plot, setting or even details about the protagonists. Titles are also accompanied by a plot summary, as well as setting and character information.

Plots or themes include a variety of thrillers, horror, and adventure—so this feature won't be wildly useful if you're looking for something a little more literary.

You can also select the era in which the story is set, the characteristics of the protagonist and the antagonist, the setting, and the book's writing style. Besides the advanced search, it has an option for searching books by title or author.

6. Amazon

Amazon should be an obvious option for searching book recommendations. You can find similar titles for any book since the search result is accompanied by a Customers who bought this item also bought list.

While Amazon uses this feature primarily to get you to buy more stuff, you can also take a look at the recommendations for items that are frequently bought together:

And, don't forget that Amazon is also home to the Kindle and its massive reading community too.

7. TasteDive

TasteDive (formerly TasteKid) is a great site for both book and author recommendations, along with other forms of entertainment. Just enter the title of your favorite book or your favorite author, and TasteDive will generate its recommendations.

TasteDive isn't only about book recommendations. You can also use it for music, movies and TV shows. By the same token, you can find recommended books based on other books, as well as based on authors, TV shows, movies, music, and more.

While TasteDive's recommendations are often pretty accurate, searching for recommendations based on newer titles or more obscure authors won't yield any results.

8. Whichbook

Whichbook is another site that offers up suggestions based on specific characteristics rather than similar books - you can make your choices based on the mood of the book, using a series of sliders: Happy to Sad, Funny to Serious, Safe to Disturbing, and so forth.

Drag up to four sliders around to make your selection for each characteristic of the book, and Whichbook will offer up a long list of recommendations.

You can also opt for making your selection based on specifics regarding character, plot, and setting. Additionally, you can find books by country and browse through bestsellers.

9. BookBub

BookBub is worth a look for its handpicked recommendations. You can also save yourself some money with discounts on books they think you'll want to read.

When you first sign up, BookBub will ask you some questions on what kinds of recommendations you want (updates from authors you love, recommendations from people you trust, info on discounts etc.), and of course information on the genres of books you like.

You can also follow your favorite authors, and in some cases (like Margaret Atwood for example), you'll get recommendations straight from them.

In addition to recommendations for people you follow and autogenerated lists, the editors' picks is a great way to discover new titles in your favorite genres.

10. Olmenta

Use Olmenta for random finds if you love to be surprised. The site is simple: you can select books based on nine genres including poetry, children's books, and business.

There are no signups, no algorithms, and no real explanation as to how the books end up on the list, except for a link to recommend books via Twitter to the brains behind the operation.

11. Reddit

The Subreddits /r/Books and /r/BookSuggestions are a good place to go to find other like-minded people on the hunt for a good read. You can search the previous threads, or create a post yourself asking for suggestions if you're looking for something in particular.

/r/Books also has a book recommendations tab, where you'll find a weekly recommendation thread. Here, you can request suggestions and can help out other readers with suggestions of your own.

Add Books to Your Reading List

If you're having a hard time finding books to read, it's worth giving these websites a shot. Some share recommendations based on user reviews, while others use algorithms and databases to find the book you'll love.

Once you visit a few of these sites, you can easily find several books to include in your reading list. If you do so, be sure to organize your reading list as well.

Bea's Thanksgiving

  Thanksgiving Day follow an enormous Holiday on the scene of the years' logs of special occasions, at that point comes Black Friday. The day customers, worldwide go insane. We won't be trapped in the frightening experience in light of the fact that my mother and I are bankrupt.

We live in neediness.

Helpless people on the run don't praise occasions.

I know, I know, nobody needs to find out about a little broke person of color. As per se the world, we don't exist.

Our adorable small longing faces look a lot of like "Les Misérables" or "Oliver Twist." Our sad little faces urge others probe themselves to search inside their miserly hearts and eat their false reverence.

To me, it's all simply one more day of attempting to remain alive.

To me, Bea Wyett, a young lady whom nobody cherishes except for her mom and obviously my family adores me, yet the rest of the world doesn't. They lecture fake twofold discussion about cherishing the children, however I realize they are lying. They don't give a diddly-squat about those like me.

To me, the world is only a major smelling rotting burial place. A burial ground filled of broken dreams and guarantees.

- - - BEA's THANKSGIVING - - -

In the Mather's family unit, Bea's in for an alternate sort of Thanksgiving than their typical daily practice.

 

 

 https://www.amazon.com/Beas-Thanksgiving-Adeventures-Book-Adventures-ebook/dp/B07KRK7P7F

 

 

 

 

 

The Immortal Lover

 There's a longer free read of the book on Smashwords than Amazon. The romance is steamy.  Very seamy.

 

Prologue

“All gods who receive homage are cruel. All gods dispense suffering without reason. Otherwise they would not be worshipped. Through indiscriminate suffering men know fear and fear is the most divine emotion. It is the stones for altars and the beginning of wisdom. Half gods are worshipped in wine and flowers. Real gods require blood.”

― Zora Neale Hurston, Their Eyes Were Watching God

Down through the ages of human history his name has been heard and often feared. He's known by many names; king of hell, demon, destroyer, all which is that wrong with the world. But many have known him in a different light. A tender light, a side of him rarely shown. He's the epic lover that legends are made from. Many believe he may have been Casanova, himself. Some say he's actually Eros. But a few have known for sure and lived to tell the story. His heavenly name is Azazael. His fallen name is Azazel.

 

 

The Immortal Lover 

 

 

 

 

Twisted (Dark Legacy Trilogy Book 3)

 This book was recommended to me. I haven't read anything by Natasha Knight yet. I'm about to read it and let you know if I like it

Twisted by Natasha-Knight

The Devil's Pawn (Faust Book 2) Kindle Edition by Oliver Pötzsch

I had never heard of this author but once I read the first book by recommendation, I now look for his books. He captured my attention with the Hangman's Daughter. 


The Devil's Pawn (Faust Book 2) Kindle Edition by Oliver Pötzsch 

This book is a pre-order and I usually don't bother with pre-orders because I have to wait to read them, but I'm awaiting with anticipation for this book to hit the market.

Bea's Thanksgiving by A. White

Bea's Thanksgiving


 I finally got around to reading this one on my kindle  I have a tendency to load down lots of books. More than I can read.. It's a very good speculative fiction novel. It's the story about a preteen and her mother who travels a lot trying to escape those trying to kill them. The girl's name is Bea. She isn't trying to save the world. She's only trying to save her half-materialized friend's sister from being killed.

This is the first half of the book. It ended with Bea getting the help they needed. I don't know if Bea will be able to save Teagan's sister yet.
I think the author may have divided the book into two parts to keep it from being a big book.


-------------------------------------------- Book's excerpt-------------------------------------

Thanksgiving Day is the next big Holiday on the scene, then comes Black Friday. The day shoppers, world-wide go crazy. We won't be caught in the harrowing experience because my mom and I are broke.
We live in poverty.
Poor folks on the run don't celebrate holidays.

I know, I know, no one wants to hear about a little broke black girl. According to the world, we don't exist.

Our cute little yearning faces look too much like "Les Misérables" or "Oliver Twist." Our faces force others to look within their stingy hearts and eat their hypocrisy.

To me, it's all just another day of trying to stay alive.
To me, Bea Wyett, a little girl whom no one loves but her mother and of course my family loves me, but the outside world doesn't. They preach phony double-talk about loving the kids, but I know they are lying. They don't give a diddly-squat about those like me.

To me, the world is nothing but a big stinking festering tomb. A graveyard filled of broken dreams and promises.

--------------------------------------------BEA's THANKSGIVING---------------------------------------

In the Mather's household, Bea's in for a different kind of Thanksgiving than their normal routine.

The Beggar King (US Edition) (A Hangman's Daughter Tale)

The year is 1662. Alpine village hangman Jakob Kuisl receives a letter from his sister calling him to the imperial city of Regensburg, where a gruesome sight awaits him: her throat has been slit. Arrested and framed for the murder, Kuisl faces first-hand the torture he’s administered himself for years.
Jakob’s daughter, Magdalena, and a young medicus named Simon hasten to his aid. With the help of an underground network of beggars, a beer-brewing monk, and an Italian playboy, they discover that behind the false accusation is a plan that will endanger the entire German Empire.
Chock-full of historical detail, The Beggar King brings to vibrant life another tale of an unlikely hangman and his tough-as-nails daughter, confirming Pötzsch’s mettle as a writer to watch.

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I have read every book in this series and it is very good.

The Beggar King

UnholyPursuit:The Devil on My Trail a Novel: BEA'S HALLOWEEN

UnholyPursuit:The Devil on My Trail a Novel: BEA'S HALLOWEEN: Bea


 At the point when you're just eight years of age and your whole life have been arrangement of cross-country trips meeting new individuals and things. Life, through her eyes, is typical. This is all she knows. Indeed, even along these lines, there are customarily perilous experiences with humankind and the otherworldly similar. Living on the edge you grow up not realizing what's in store. You become insensitive at an early age. Sobbing and sorrow at the primary indications of stress isn't an extravagance one can bear. Social meaning of 'Regularity' isn't a piece of your jargon. She knows she's not normal for any young lady she has met in a greater number of ways than imagined from the start. In any case, in her eyes she's only a typical eight-year-old young lady.

The mercilessness and underhandedness that sneak inside the obscure domain of endurance gazes at her consistently as she a few days long for at any rate a semi-ordinary life. It forcefully detonates on the scene of her young life for a long time. After quite a long time after year with apparently no end as far as anyone can tell. The main thing practically intolerable delightful she knows is her mom's unqualified love and commitment to her. It is genuine and solid. Her mom's that will to live and keep her alive is something she can generally depend up. Her mom, Ana, has demonstrated on many occasions there's no more noteworthy love than a Mother for her kid.

Breanna's longing for carrying on with a typical life in a universe of fractiousness isn't out of reach, nor ridiculousness in her young eyes. It's her claim, through her eyes. She dreams one day it will occur and that she and her mom will at last be glad and safe. That this life of consistent risk and dread will some time or another be a blurred memory.

She has since quite a while ago become fatigued of any place they stop individuals don't getting them, nor care nothing of their situation. They're regularly advised to rethink their qualities and attempt to fit in their environmental factors.

Against her better wishes, to make Bea cheerful Ana endeavor to give Bea otherwise known as Deirdre Mastwood a typical life by letting her take an interest in the apparently innocuous convention of Trick or Treating. What would possible be able to turn out badly?

In their confound voyages, Bea enters another school and becomes a close acquaintance with a young lady named Cara who is an occupant of the town, Beaumont, TX. In any case, the town is significantly more than it appears outwardly. It has a dull mystery.

They unconsciously experience and steps into a more established request of things. Be that as it may, when push comes to scoop with this mother and girl group. The town has met its match. They're something nobody in Beaumont has ever observed. In any case, what Ana, Bea and all of Beaumont saw at Halloween is something none will ever overlook.

Books I like and have read and rated: Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Child...

Books I like and have read and rated: Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Child...: I read this book over the holidays at the suggestion of someone I know. Thanks goodness they aren't a close friend. I do not find racist...

Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal

I read this book over the holidays at the suggestion of someone I know. Thanks goodness they aren't a close friend. I do not find racist insult and homophobia jokes funny and I seriously doubt Jesus did either. 

It written for juveniles who don't know "Kick the Canaanite" is racist. I like humor but not this kind.



Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal

Books I read 2017

These are a few I read this year that truly caught my attention. I have read many more but these are my top five.

Don't Let Me Go


The Weight of Liesl-Emily-Carpenter

desert flowers paul pen


The tree by A. white


the girl who came back by kerry wilkinson

I like what I LIKE and anyone who don't like it can kiss my ass.

I know, I know you are supposed to follow the crowd and like whatever everyone like.  But sometimes the crowds has the taste in books of a woodlice.  I'm a bit tired of sex being used as book fillers. No dialogue, no real reason why they are having sex, they are just doing it.

I want something to happen before and besides the couple start screwing each others' brains out. Anyone can write out their sexual fantasies. That's not hard to do.

Just recently I was reading a book started out with the woman shaving her pubic hair. Ok, she was getting ready for an celebration. So??? I'm a woman. I don't want to read about some chick shaving her choocie. I got so disgusted I threw it across the room. Every five pages were a sex act. Who were they writing for? Playboy?

 Just to look at the cover of The Immortal Lover you wouldn't think this is a hot book because the publisher didn't put half naked people with their asses out on the cover. I like the fact Ana and Azazel do something else beside screw each other. To me, that's what make a book hot. He's romantic although he's a manwhore. There is no other name to call him. But the old dog truly loves Ana and melts and stop misbehaving every time she is with him.



https://www.amazon.com/Immortal-Lover-UnHoly-Pursuit-Prequel/dp/1540747719/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1497076982&sr=8-4&keywords=the+immortal+lover


Truthfully, I thought the author was going to change course after reading their first book and turn it into a rendezvous of Azazel screwing Ana in position a human body can contour into as so many authors do to compete with the smut literature.  But they didn't. They kept it on the same course of an old fashioned love and romantic. I'm talking about real love not just two people who are sexually attractive to each other.

As bad as Azazel is and believe me...he's mean as dog to everyone else except Ana. He still treats her like a queen. 

Are we really post racial in literature?

Are we really post racial in literature? I wonders that because I read and review books of all ethnics but as a reviewers I am learning that some reviewers will not read and write a review on books that do not match their own ethic group. So this makes we wonder are we truly post racial in literature or make believing we are?

I will be posting the latest books shortly.

I will be posting the latest books shortly. I try to post as soon as I finish a book but I haven't been doing it lately. I will try to do better. Hang tight.

The Bull Grunt and the Emotionless Cry

http://bookstore.xlibris.com/Products/SKU-001114438/The-Bull-Grunt-and-the-Emotionless-Cry.aspx

I received this from the author and it is a pretty good horror. It start out letting you know it's going to a horror story. So I won't deliver any spoilers. 

A Black Man's Journey

https://www.amazon.com/Black-Mans-Journey-Van-Akers/dp/1945035064/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1477548325&sr=8-6&keywords=A+Black+Man%27s+Journey

I find it to be quiet interesting. It tells the story of a young boy seeking identity. Seeking his heritage. It one of the hidden gems. 

Ruby by Cynthnia Bonds

The story was well written and quite tragic. I found many scenes quite disturbing but they  were a product of their day and time.

Unholy pursuit: The Devil on My Trail.