Month: March 2016

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Mar 28, 2016Romance Novel Giveaways Lauren Seiberling rated it really liked it
A HEA worth waiting for!

This second installment in the series continues where the first left off, albeit three years later, and Kelly wasted no time bringing Brogan & Kyren back together in a very clever way!

I experienced quite a few “awww!” and “oh my gosh!!!” moments in this book, and Kelly did a great job of, once again, building up all different kinds of tension throughout.

Brogan and Kyren’s love for each other was as fierce as ever, and I loved reading every minute of it.

The ending was interesting; I can honestly say that I have never read an ending quite like this one before. Brogan and Kyren get their well-deserved HEA, but the ending is left wide open for subsequent installments centered on different characters. Can’t wait!!!

***I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review***

This was from an ARC Reviewer. Savannah Molinowski “I had the absolute privilege in getting a chance to read the next book in Brogan and Kyren’s wonderfully exciting relationship! If you were as heart broken as I was by the end of Broken Pieces… you seriously won’t want to miss out on this incredibly thrilling second book Pieced Together. I was hooked the second I started reading it, literally. Not even exaggerating; and I’m certain, if you loved Brogan, Kyren, Cady, Zade and the rest of the series quirky crew from the first book, you will fall even more in love with them and the adventures they encounter throughout Pieced Together. It is heart breaking, breath taking, shocking, and so much more. Your heart won’t know whether to break or melt or maybe… a little bit of both! lol”

“I had the absolute privilege in getting a chance to read the next book in Brogan and Kyren’s wonderfully exciting relationship! If you were as heart broken as I was by the end of Broken Pieces… you seriously won’t want to miss out on this incredibly thrilling second book Pieced Together.

Yes, I am a Introvert. What makes me that way is a really long story. I think a lot of authors are introverts. I am not saying this is a bad thing, but sometimes I get wrapped up in my own little fiction world.

One the things that I have loved about trying to promote my books is the connections that I have made with other Authors, Bloggers, Promoters, Editors and Designers. We are all in this together and supporting each other is crucial to all of us, not only for sales, but for kinship. I have learned that I enjoy promoting other people. I like the connection. I like that I help in some small way other people to be successful in whatever their roll might be. It is kind of like a “supporting role” in a movie. The “supporting role” is to make the main character look better to help their character along the way.

This introvert likes the “supporting role” position. Thank you for letting me help you and thank you for all the support I get too.

@CherylAMnty23 Cheryl Montgomery. Her Blog site is wonderful and helping promote others. Thank you for all your hard work.

@RomanceNoverlGiv Lauren Seiberling. Lauren is one of the first people I connected with and she has been so helpful in teaching me the ropes. I value her knowledge and kinship.

@RochellesReview Catherine Bibby. Multiple reviews on her website. She must work tireless hours. Thank you for the time you take to help others.

@MamaCrazySocks Em Shotwell Her new book release Blackbird Summer coming out in April, I can’t wait to read it and share with others. Blackbird Summer will be in bookstores. Great Job!

@BadRedHeadMedia Rachel Thompson. Loved her 30 day challenge. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with others. She has a book Broken Pieces too. Her book has been a #1 seller on Amazon.

@amRuggs Ashley Ruggirello with Cardboardmonet.com She is an awesome book designer. She worked many hours to create a cover for Pieced Together. Very professional. She made me feel like she really cared about my story being conveyed on the cover. Thank you so much for all your hard work.

[email protected] Stephanie Alexander. What an amazing editor. I cannot give her enough praise for all her hours of work and putting up with me. I have learned so much about writing from her and I will definitely be a better writer because of her. I would highly recommend her to anyone looking for an editor. Well, maybe I shouldn’t, then she would be too busy to edit all the other books I have planned. Sorry, Stephanie, I may just have to be selfish and keep you for myself.

To all the other Indie Authors out there, make the connections, it will make all the difference in the world. If I can help any of you, please feel free to just ask me. I believe in paying it forward.

 

Feeling very thankful for the awesome review on Barnes and Noble. Thank you so much.

Reviewed by Kerliza Foon for Readers’ Favorite

Broken Pieces by Kelly Moore is a moving piece about love and taking chances. Brogan Milby is a woman whose past haunts her daily. Constantly fighting the terrors of the night and her belief that no one wants her, she struggles to change herself. When she meets Kyren Nolan, she feels a sizzling attraction. Everything seems to be going well when the past rears its ugly head and threatens her stability. Kyren Nolan, a yacht builder, has some shadows haunting him as well. As he tries to help Brogan heal from old wounds, his shadows are not that far behind. Their romantic ordeal is just beginning. Can both of them overcome their pasts and head toward a brighter future?

Broken Pieces by Kelly Moore is a sizzling hot romance between two people with haunting pasts. The characters of Brogan and Kyren are appealing with flirting banter and quick witted humor. This book is a wonderfully written first person novel that will have you wanting more. Even the side characters seem to have their own stories and I’m hopeful that we will get to see them in their own books or in the continuation. While the reader is not able to see into the other characters’ minds, each one’s personality still comes through in the humorous dialogue and you can feel their love and friendship through the words. The character development happens fast as the book takes place over several weeks, but Kelly Moore does not miss a step of the emotional roller coaster that happens when healing. I recommend this book for those who love sizzling love stories that have characters with a painful past.