Famous Love Stories Endings: the Great Spoiler for Valentine’s Day [Infographic]
Happy (almost) Valentine’s Day. We thought it would be fun to share this fun infographic showcasing endings of famous love stories. Just beware, it contains spoilers.
Author: Julie S.
Chat About Covers: Unraveled
We’re starting a new feature here on Chapter Break called Chat About Covers. ‘Cause you know we all judge books by covers, whether we admit it or not. We judge the style, the color and font choices, and just the overall look. That might not keep us from reading the book, but we do […]
The Sowing Review
Julie’s Review: This is kind of a “smart” book, with all the scientific language and descriptions of the chemicals in the food, as well as body processes. The prologue is narrated in first-person, which is really effective as the speaker gets murdered in an attack and talks about the body shutting down. The plot […]
Chat Between Chapters: Characters brought back by another author
Let’s pretend we will have another author pick up where one left off. What characters would you love to see brought back by another author? Would you want to see them in a completely different world and style, or will you pick an author similar in style and genre to continue their story? Julie: I […]
That’s what HE said Thursday- February 4, 2016
We are hosting a meme called: That’s what HE said Thursday. For more info on what this meme is all about click here. We are switching things up now and doing our posts once a while when we feel we have a good quote to share, rather than weekly. The linky will be open all year […]
Numbers Game Review
Julie’s Review: [easyazon_link identifier=”B00UKDWTPG” locale=”US” tag=”chapbrea05-20″]Numbers Game[/easyazon_link] is an exciting, fast-paced and action-packed dystopian. That right there is enough, right? Oh, you mean you want more? Ok. The world in Numbers Game is very controlling. Each citizen is rated based on their “worth” to society. They are given a number and a color – green, […]
#ShelfLove February 2016: Book Boyfriend
#ShelfLove Challenge 2016 We’re co-hosting the #ShelfLove challenge again this year so join us and read more of the books you already bought! February’s topic: Who is your book boyfriend or girlfriend or best friend? What qualities does this character have that makes him/her the best? Julie’s Challenge Update: This one is quite difficult now that […]
Chat Between Chapters: Sports
Let’s chat about sports in books. Who are some of your favorite characters who are also jocks? Julie: I’ve been trying to rack my brain to figure out if I’ve read any books where our main hero or heroine is a jock or really into sports, but I’m drawing a blank. Methinks this is not […]
Guest Post: Rachel Dunning on Writing to Please Everyone
Writing to Please Everyone (HINT: It Ain’t Gonna Happen…) by Rachel Dunning The first book I ever wrote got two reviews almost instantly after publishing: A scathing, horrible, painful, depressing one-star. And a glorious, over-the-top, mind-blowing, filled-with-gifs, praising, laudatory five-star. The one-star was on Amazon. The five-star was on Goodreads. By chance, I happened to […]
The New Agenda Review
Julie’s Review: The New Agenda is treated more like a prequel than a continuation of the story from The City Center. Ava links into the mainframe to try to find Morray, and finds his memory archive – from there we follow William Morray’s coming of age story. While this was an interesting way to present […]