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... reflect our desire to offer novels that engage readers' imaginations in the following speculation: everyday life has more substance and less predictability than assumed. Embrace the Boogeyman has been considered science fiction by some. Others have called the story of Texan Sylvian DuClair and rock star Kirth Naran a fantasy novel, a love story and a tale of high adventure. We suggest this story and those that follow exist in the realm of possibilities. All contain suspense, elements of time travel, touches of horror and what many call the paranormal. |
| Readers rave about
Embrace the Boogeyman: "The plot is wonderful; my interest was sustained throughout." Mirakhel Windsong, educator, Hotevilla, Arizona "A compelling, haunting, mystical tale that draws the reader in and won't let go." Ann Tubbs, Dallas businesswoman & educator "My gosh, it reads fast and great." Rebecca Watson, professor of English and creative writing, Midland College, Midland, Texas "It's a good yarn." Linda Singer "I loved the book. It kept me on the edge of my seat. It's too damn good not to sell." David Singer "It's a good story, well constructed, and I do come to care for the characters. The writing is crisp and vivid throughout." author Tracy Daugherty "Riveting." journalist and columnist Ed Todd "Temple gives readers a love story that is set in the past and present and upon which the viability of the future depends. Their adventures take them across time and space as these lovers fight a 3,000-year-old battle." Larry D. Griffin, PhD., professor of English, Dean of Arts and Sciences, Dyersburg Community College, Tennessee "An excellent story." Michael P. Jones, publisher Horse Latitudes Press "Georgia Temple writes with a hyperactive imagination seemingly accelerated by overdoses of coffee. Embrace the Boogeyman is a complex, colorful narrative sure to satisfy." Golden Globe Award winning actress Anne Archer and husband Terry Jastrow, a seven-time Emmy Award winning producer/director |
Reviews on amazon.com:
Read the first
six pages of Embrace the Boogeyman and you will not put
down the book. Artwork by Charlotte Seay and Georgia
Temple enhance the exquisite verbal imagery of the book.
Is it new age?
Is it science fiction? Or a romance? I'd say
"Embrace the Boogeyman" is in a class by
itself. Author Georgia Temple has written a
tightly-crafted novel that travels back and forth through
the ages to tell a tale of good and evil. Whether you
fancy the Vikings or modern times, you'll be intrigued by
her story. There's a strong heroine, a worthy love
interest and a grisly opponent. With "Embrace the
Boogeyman," Georgia Temple may have created her own
genre!
Embrace the Boogyman is refreshing! I could not put this book down! Georgia Temple has weaved a story that embraces romance, adventure and science fiction. I instantly found myself drawn into the story. If you like mystery and adventure, you will enjoy this book. I was sorry when
the book ended. More! More! More! I can't wait for the
next book!
Georgia has done a tremendous job writing a book that keeps the reader involved to the very end. "Embrace the Boogeyman" has love, adventure and intrigue interweaved throughout the book. It was very difficult to put the book down. We are ready for the next one. Great job, Georgia. Thank you. God bless you.
The
material on this page was taken from the SMP Web site,
which can be accessed from the Gateway page or by
clicking on the following link: www.sweetmischiefspress.com
. The
readers' comments also appear on the author's Web site:
www.georgiatemple.net. The novel can be
purchased by check or money order from either site and
online via credit card through amazon.com. The novel can
also be purchased through Signature Galleries of West
Texas, 2101 W. Wadley Ave., Midland, Tx 79705,
915-682-9911 or toll free: 877-859-8392. The first
chapter of the novel can be found on both sites or
read on this site by
clicking here. |
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