Saturday, July 5, 2014
Exquisite prose and elegant style
Check out the lovely review on the illustrious Christoph Fischer blog:
Thursday, July 3, 2014
Amazing Can’t Wait to Read More By Uvi #review
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Literary poetic writing
Lovely new review for Rise to Power! Thank you so much, Bill Nelson.
This is the kind of literary and poetic writing that is a pleasure to read. Rise to Power (The David Chronicles Book 1) by Uvi Poznansky takes us into the the story of David from a fresh perspective. We see through David’s eyes as the author attempts, quite competently, to allow him to share his thoughts, feelings and motivations. It gives us new insight into this great story. It’s exciting to learn details and discover the real drama of the events. I love the author’s writing style. The following excerpts give a hint of that, and the drama running through the entire book
“So why turn into a fighter, all of a sudden? Beware of yourself. Beware of hasty moves in the wrong direction. War is a bloody game. Not for you!”
“…Because I am desperate. My path to power has been blocked. Yet this I know: If the king’s throne topples, even a commoner can reach for the crown.”
A lovely work by a gifted writer who should be read by a wider audience. Highly recommended. Five stars.
5.0 out of 5 stars Literary poetic writing, July 1, 2014
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“So why turn into a fighter, all of a sudden? Beware of yourself. Beware of hasty moves in the wrong direction. War is a bloody game. Not for you!”
“…Because I am desperate. My path to power has been blocked. Yet this I know: If the king’s throne topples, even a commoner can reach for the crown.”
A lovely work by a gifted writer who should be read by a wider audience. Highly recommended. Five stars.
Can David overcome his adulterous desires?
I am honored to get this review is from a reader who is not only a truck driver who has seen most of the continental US through her work, and who is a poet as well! Cindy J. Smith is the author of Voices In My Head and other books. This is what she wrote about A Peek at Bathsheba:
Uvi takes up her tale of David with him being crowned king of his tribe. However, he wants to be king of all 12 tribes of Israel. Saul's son stands in his way and the wars continue. A chance sighting of a beautiful woman bathing leaves him filled with desire for her. He finds she is the wife of one of his best soldiers. We watch as he maneuvers between his advisers, deals with his wives' jealousies, and worries about his safety from his right hand man.
I won't give you any spoilers. I will tell you that this is a well written account of the years between his becoming king of his own tribe and finally his crowning as king of Israel.
Amazing and well researched.
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I won't give you any spoilers. I will tell you that this is a well written account of the years between his becoming king of his own tribe and finally his crowning as king of Israel.
Amazing and well researched.
A lyrical look into lost love
Just found a short and sweet review for Apart From Love:
5.0 out of 5 stars a lyrical look into lost love, July 1, 2014
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Will David Risk All For Love?
I am thrilled to find this new review, written by Catherine Cavendish, the author of Touched by Darkness, Cold Sparks, and other books. This is what she wrote about my novel, A Peek at Bathsheba:
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In this second volume of The David Chronicles, David is now the anointed King. He has achieved the money and power he craved. He can have any woman he chooses – and has amassed a considerable harem of jealous, competitive wives and concubines, who jockey for power and resent any new arrival, especially when that arrival is the woman he desires most of all – Bathsheba. But she is already married to Uriah, the Hittite. Will David resist his urges for once? Or will he place himself above the law and risk incurring divine wrath and retribution? Once again, Uvi Poznansky delivers a compelling story of love, intrigue, murder and battle, as King David tells his own story – with all his failings and fallibilities. A real page-turner which I devoured with great relish. Looking forward to Book 3 already!
So happy! My book A Peek at Bathsheba was just released!
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