Reviews on
amazon.com:
 WOW!!, March 24,
2004
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Reviewer:
Talyna from Richardson, Texas |
I met
Georgia Temple at the local Irish Festival
earlier this year. She showed me her book, and
after reading a one page excerpt, I had to have
it. When I started reading it, I couldn't put it
down! Now I can't wait for the second book to
come out! Embrace the Boogeyman is extremely
intriguing and it draws the reader into Mrs.
Temple's world of adventure, romance, and scifi!
She cannot compare to any authors I've read in a
long time--she certainly has created her own
genre!
Wow!
What a wonderful book!, February 12, 2003
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Reviewer: Cindy
Klatt from Midland, TX USA |
Georgia
has done a tremendous job writing a book that
keeps the reader involved to the very end.
"Embrace the Boogeyman" has love,
adventure and intrigue interweaved throughout the
book. It was very difficult to put the book down.
We are ready for the next one. Great job,
Georgia. Thank you. God bless you.
I
Couldn't put it Down!, January 7, 2003
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Reviewer: Kathy
Young from West Texas |
Embrace
the Boogyman is refreshing! I could not put this
book down!
Georgia
Temple has woven a story that embraces romance,
adventure and science fiction. I instantly found
myself drawn into the story. If you like mystery
and adventure, you will enjoy this book.
I was
sorry when the book ended. More! More! More! I
can't wait for the next book!
Hats
off to Embrace the Boogeyman, October 20,
2002:
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Reviewer: Shannon
Smyrl from Midland, TX United States |
Read the
first six pages of Embrace the Boogeyman and you
will not put down the book. Artwork by Charlotte
Seay and Georgia Temple enhance the exquisite
verbal imagery of the book.
Embrace
the Boogeyman, October 20, 2002
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Reviewer: Linda
Thorsen Bond from Nacogdoches, Texas |
Is
it new age? Is it science fiction? Or a romance?
I'd say "Embrace the Boogeyman" is in a
class by itself. Author Georgia Temple has
written a tightly-crafted novel that travels back
and forth through the ages to tell a tale of good
and evil. Whether you fancy the Vikings or modern
times, you'll be intrigued by her story. There's
a strong heroine, a worthy love interest and a
grisly opponent. With "Embrace the
Boogeyman," Georgia may have created her own
genre!
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