I am so happy to say that today is my turn on the book tour for Seven Hours by Angelina Kerner along with ItaPixie’s Book Corner.
One pill every 7 hours. That could be all it takes to give Chanel the chance to finally see the world around her.
Chanel is an independent 19-year-old, despite what her overprotective mother and senator father may think. Being the daughter of a Senator comes with its own problems, one simple afternoon out with friends becomes overwhelming when they’re swarmed by reporters.
Keeping the secret of the experimental treatment close to her chest, she is able to fool everyone but her hawkeyed bodyguard, Leon, that has now been assigned to protect her.
Chanel doesn’t want a bodyguard, but will she get more than she bargained for?
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I don’t want to describe this book as cute or sweet but it really was. Chanel has been blind from birth and is taking experimental treatment to help her to see. I loved the idea of this book, it took a very real situation that people deal with every day and turned it into a delightful read. I really want to tell you all about this book but it will give it all away.
This is really well written, delicately handled and an all round beautiful novella.
So here we are, twice inside a week I have read women’s fiction, which I don’t generally read, and have enjoyed it!
Angelina Kerner, a Pisces, was born during the Chinese astrological year of the Snake, which she absolutely adores. Angelina loves snakes and was once allowed to feed one a rat. That was an experience of a lifetime.
She moved around during her young years from Novosibirsk to Kaluga in Russia. Finally settling in the San Francisco Bay Area, California, her teenage years were spent dancing in troupes and performing on stage. The dances ranged from waltz to tango, from Jewish to Russian, and finally belly dance. She was accepted into six out of seven universities and decided to stay close to her family. Angelina pursued a psychology degree until she saw graduates working for Starbucks and then decided to pursue another career path in the Department of Social Sciences. The difficult coursework, her job, and finding her life partner inspired her to turn to writing which, at the time, wasn’t so much a hobby as a way to escape daily routine.
She worked on countless stories, never really finishing them, but came to understand that flash fiction wasn’t for her. After finding an online community where she met her best friend, her writing flourished, making publication a possible next step. She is now the author of Deity’s Soulmate, a fantasy novel for 18 and over, and of Seven Hours: Challenge Accepted, a chick-lit novella where the main character is disabled. She aspires to publish her other fantasy and crime fiction works soon. Her next project involves a competition for a beautiful Phoenix. That novel will, hopefully, make its debut in 2018. Angelina currently divides her time between her family, work, writing, and a lot of cats. She is super excited because her son was born in February 2017.
Visit her website at http://www.kernerangelina.com and her blog at http://www.kernerangelina.live
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Nice post.
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Great review sounds like an interesting read!
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It is. I think the reason I liked it was my mum lost her eyesight so I felt empathy for the main character. Def not something I would consider reading normally given I don’t generally read what I call ‘girly books’ but this was nice and a very easy read.
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Wow your poor mum that must’ve been awful! I go through phases of reading different genres what do you normally read?
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It was, she lost it when my daughter was 4 mths old. My daughter was born with a cleft so mum never saw her after the surgery. It was hard for her, she was already in a wheelchair full time when she lost her sight. It was all very sad to watch.
I like crime thriller mystery type books and autobiographies. The closest to girly I get is Amish Fiction.
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Goodness what a tough time you had! I like Amish fiction too and listened to a fab audiobook earlier this year for christianaudio.com. It was Fraying at the Edge, book 2 in a trilogy written by Cindy Smallwood.
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Do you mean Cindy Woodsmall? If so she is my fav Amish fiction author, if not then I’ve never heard of her but will def look into her!
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I do! lol
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Haha! We all make mistakes! Cool that you got to do that for christianaudio.com!
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It’s very cool! I’ve been doing it for years and I’ve listened to some amazing books. 🙂 They have a reviewers program if you’re interested. They’re based in California so it’s all US narrators and some of the pronunciation has been a bit strange at times but I’ve got used to it. lol
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I listened to one recently with an Americal narrator and it was odd but soon tuned it out lol I will have to check them out ☺
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Do they have great sales twice a year with the next one before Christmas. They also have a new audiobook every month if you sign up to their newsletter. 🙂
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Def will! Have bookmarked them for when I’m on the computer later. I haven’t come across any Christian audiobooks yet, that I am aware of, so I’m really interested! Thanks deary ☺
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Thank you so much for taking a chance on my novella. I read all the comments and you made a difficult decision. I’m glad that you enjoyed it though.
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I really did enjoy it ☺
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