Book Review of Even Hippies Get the Blues
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Even Hippies Get The Blues
Author: Michel
Lee King
Official Release Date: February 21, 2014
202 Pages
Humorous Romance/Literary Humor
Target Audience: Adult Women, New Adult
Blurb
:
“Sometimes peace can only come through chaos.”
Amy thought she had it all together. Her goals were set and
she was working toward them seamlessly while practicing her peace-loving
philosophy.
Her world of blissful ignorance crumbles when Travis, a
blond paramedic with a body that can stop a truck, waltzes in to open her
eyes... Just after Murphy, and his pesky law, paint a target on her back.
How many times can a waitress be interrogated in one day? Just how much
orange acrylic paint can get caught in dreads before an interview? How does one
retain their composure while dripping paint nude in their living room and
staring down a trespassing police officer?
About the
Author:
Michel Lee King writes fiction that has a tendency to mix
the light and dark elements of life and focusses primarily on the Literary
Fiction and Fantasy genres.
Michel is a peace-, and fun-, loving person living in the
shadow of Mount Rainier in Washington state. She is happily married, has one
son, two dogs, and a cat. When not consuming copious amounts of coffee, she is
writing, editing, or enjoying the outdoors with her family.
She can be found online through her website:
www.MichelLeeKing.com, Twitter: @Michel_Lee_King, or on Facebook:
King.Michel.Lee
Giveaway:
Excerpt/Other:
Excerpt : Amy wakes tangled in her yellow sheets
and unable to extricate herself:
Laying in my womb-like chrysalis,
I returned the phone call. On the third ring, my best friend answered. “Hey
Amy. How’s it going? Why didn’t you answer?”
I started laughing hysterically
at the situation. “I’ve been taken hostage by my sheets and they won’t let me
go.”
A long pause followed my
announcement. Finally I heard a soft chuckle. “Should I call the police? Or
search and rescue?”
“Both,” I snorted mid laugh.
Her chuckle intensified. “Oh my
god, you’re serious aren’t you?”
“Yes. I’m lying here, on the
floor, wrapped up like some sunshine burrito, and I can’t get out.”
I had to hold the phone away from
my head because she was laughing so hard. “Why are you laughing at a time like
this? My dignity is at stake!”
Rustling met my wheezed outburst
before the line went dead. Staring up at the stained ceiling, I gave in to the
hilarity of my plight. Who else could get
themselves this stuck in cotton?
Calmed somewhat, and out of breath, I gave the sheets an honest fight.
Sadly, they were winning. Sweating, and only slightly less trapped, I inched my
way into the kitchen where the aromatic wonder that was my customary French
roast tempted my bruised ego
Review:
Humorous
book with a unique viewpoint that uses humor to share important life lessons.
I
give this book 4 out of 5 stars.
This
product or book may have been distributed for review; this in no way affects my
opinions or reviews.
oK, NOTYNot too sure what you mean, but my favorite form of art is actually photographs. I like this because it is more personal and there are so many things you can do with photography to enhance a photograph.
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