Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Vicktor Alexander - In the Beginning Blog Tour and Giveaway


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That’s a pretty harsh sentence don’t you think?


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  1. Loved the entire post. It was very interesting and intriguing. Going to put this on my ARe or Amazon wishlist as soon as it's available there. Got to read the entire book.

    1. Thanks Shorty! It's actually available on Amazon Kindle right now and it's available for pre-order at ARe as well.

  2. Ancient history, a huge subject. Possibly Atlantis. I've finished the book. FAB U LOUS!

    1. Thanks Elayne! Glad you enjoyed the book. And yeah Atlantis is a SUPER interesting story.

  3. Love this mixing of historical and romance to make it easier to immerse yourself in. As to historical events, I find Mount Vesuvius exploding a very intriguing and prominent event with lasting repercussions.

    1. Oh! Mount Vesuvius! Yes!! Such an interesting historical event.

  4. Hmm... In history... Well... I love to read all about The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire. And Egyptian mythology too. I also love my Norse Mythology so picking one single event is hard... LOL...
    Hm, I think... Just over all... seeing how again and again, throughout history, great empires, great civilizations continue to fall. Though stupid little things really, that lead to one MAJOR conflict that wiped them completely off the map. If you really sit down to think about it... it's scary... and it makes you question... With the way things are going in today's society... How long will it take for our current countries, our current civilization, how much longer do we have before they destroy themselves and our world as we know it ends?
    Surely, humanity hasn't learned from past mistakes because they're the same exact ones that were made oh-so-long ago. We have a field guide (pretty much) on how to avoid it. But sadly, humanity is and ugly and greedy being that thinks they're too good to fall for it again. When It's that very superiority complex that has ruined thousands of worlds over. lol...
    So anyways, That's what I like to read about in history.. How certain events brought down some of the greatest civilizations to an end.


    1. Oh! You hit on one of my MAJOR historical buttons. So, Rome is in Italy right? So I was already fascinated with it because of that. Then there was their domination of EVERYTHING and then their interactions with the Jewish people, of course, put them on my radar at a young age. Then because of my love for Shakespeare and "The Tragedy of Julius Caesar" I was REALLY fascinated and I was just sooo unbelievably intrigued with what happened to this great empire and....

      Ooops. My nerd is showing. Sorry. LOL.

  5. One of the events that most fascinated me from history was the story of the 300 and the Battle of Thermopylae. Yes, even before the movie came out, thank you. It's a harsh and inspiring and saddening story. And I love it because of all of that and more.

    1. Even though it was sad, their courage, even when it was a hopeless battle is so amazingly inspiring, it makes you breathless right?

      Great answer!

  6. For me some of the most interesting events in history to read are those of pioneers. Not just Laura Ingalls Wilder and the like but pioneers of their field of study whether that be space, medicine, literature, music etc.

    These people have great courage and inner strength to pursue their dreams in a way that may be looked down upon, or outright banned at the time. Trying to change the minds of the mass populous or breaking the mold of your field is a very admirable goal and we have countless examples of these heroes throughout history!

    Thanks to Pender Mackie for hosting Vicktor and good luck with the rest of your blog tour.

    1. You know I actually had an idea at one time for a book set during the civilization of America. The pioneers and all of that.... hhmmm.......