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Showing posts with label Tom Raimbault. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tom Raimbault. Show all posts

Thursday, 15 December 2011

Ebook Bundle Giveaway Winner

Well it's time to announce my first ever giveaway winner

Congratulations to Humble Bee

Your ebooks will be winging they're way to you shortly

I'd also like to take this opportunity to thank Tom Raimbault for being so generous and offering the books in the first place - he really is a fantastic author - if you would like to find out more about Tom and his books please visit: https://sites.google.com/site/tomraimbaultwritings/ and you can follow him on twitter @TomRaimbault

Thanks once again Tom

Hales
xx

Friday, 18 November 2011

Bundle Giveaway

This holiday season might bring for you a new handheld reader in your Christmas stocking. Or perhaps you might already have one of these e-readers. Whatever the case, surely you will be on the lookout for something interesting to load.

For those on the lookout, we bring a special holiday package; a little short story sampler containing some of the finest works of author Tom Raimbault. Recognized for his ability to submerse the reader in alternate reality, Tom Raimbault brings you the new age of horror—brilliant literary portraits of the macabre that can only come from a visionary author.


In the special holiday package, you receive his debut macabre writing, Donna the Unburied. The spirit of Donna haunts travelers on a dark and forested highway. Wouldn't you like to know her story? Wouldn't you like to know the terrifying moments that led to her life's end?


You also receive the masterpiece, The Pocket Watch. An old timepiece is found buried in an antique trunk of a basement. Some things are best left untouched. It was as-if winding up the pocket watch started a heartbeat that had been dead for many decades.


Finally, you will delight in the maddening tale, Fear of Needles. A mentally disturbed office worker has a dreadful phobia of pins and needles. Those around him laugh, but he will soon teach them all a lesson. Be prepared to squirm while reading this one.

But wait! There's more! Author Tom Raimbault also writes erotica. As an added bonus, we include two of his finest works of erotica. Curl up under the covers in your silky nightgown and enjoy the short story, Late Night Call for the Cableman. Poor Danielle is lonely, but calls the cable TV installer for a little late night company.

            Do you need to turn up the heat? Then check out The Wife's Panties, a story so smutty that we wouldn't dare mention the contents!

It's all there, waiting for you, hand-picked by author Tom Raimbault and presented as a holiday gift. Don't pass up the incredible opportunity to add these works in your e-reader. Be sure to enter the drawing by following the details below

Merry Christmas, happy holidays and the best of wishes to you in 2012!
 

Wednesday, 7 September 2011

Review: Amber The Death Mask by Tom Raimbault


This book is Fantastic!!

I love the way that Tom - as always explains where the idea of the book came from and his thoughts and insights into the character.

I wasn't sure what to expect from Amber - I have avoided anything 'Amber' related on Tom's blog purposely!! So at midnight last night I started to read - well I was awake until 3am reading - I couldn't stop! I woke up this morning and just HAD to carry on reading!

The way Tom has written this just grabbed me straight into the story and I was soon in 'Amber's World' I felt as though I could feel the emotions that the characters were feeling.

The storyline itself had me needing to find out more and had the perfect balance of background information without going off track. It really is a brilliantly written book which I found to be a real page turner

The only complaint I have is that I have to wait for the next installment!!!

Thursday, 16 December 2010

Review: The Dollification of Mrs Martz by Tom Raimbault

‘On brisk, autumn morning; Kimberly Martz was abducted in a forest preserve near her home. She was brought to place to be transformed into a life-sized doll, then owned and objectified. Sometimes men like to play naughty games with a doll. In these moments, a doll cannot say, “No!” She must remain silent and play along’

This ebook is a short story, it’s well written and not too short!! Even though it’s a short story it has everything a story should have – a beginning, a (sexy) middle, and an ending (which made me smile!) Well worth a read.

As you may have guessed from the short description above it’s an erotica short story so if you want to check it out you have to be over 18!!

Check it out here: http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/31865

Friday, 26 November 2010

Review: The Tree Goddess by Tom Raimbault


When Tom first sent me a message saying would you like to have a look at my novel, my thought was, I’ll have a read of the first couple of chapters and then tell him it’s not for me, for some reason, I don’t know why the title of ‘The Tree Goddess’ just didn’t seem to appeal to me, however after going to sleep at 2am having read the first 50 pages I was intrigued and wanted to read more.

I liked the way that at the beginning he explains where the inspiration for the novel came from and the fact that it was originally separate short stories to go on a blog, and I also liked the way it was divided into sections which all interlinked. Following the introductions the storyline quickly got going, and it was easy to get into, it is well written and fairly fast paced, I liked the little commentary asides along the way too.

The book was descriptive and I could picture the image of the Tree Goddess, and I loved the detailing of the scenery around Mapleview. At one point I could almost smell the coffee in the coffee house! The characters and their backgrounds were also described well and I found I had an instant liking to the main character Mary and at times was willing her on. If I’m honest though there were a couple of scenes in the book which to me were extremely weird and slightly disturbing, had it not been for those then I would have enjoyed it more, having said that I still continued reading the book as I needed to find out how it ended, and on the subject of the ending it left me thinking – is there going to be a sequel? As I think there is still unfinished business that is left to read.

To find out more about Tom visit: https://sites.google.com/site/tomraimbaultwritings/ and to buy his novel visit: http://tomraimbaultbooks.blogspot.com/2010/09/tree-goddess.html