Spring Gifts for Mom: Prizes

A select group of authors has joined forces with me

To bring you amazing stories, beautifully narrated. 

Looking for your new favorite story? 

Join us as a GOING guest 

In this Mother’s Day event 

For a chance to win our audiobooks:

Spring Gifts for Mom

Uvi Poznansky	My Own Voice	Ash Suspense Thrillers Trilogy
	Marriage before Death	The Edge of Revolt
Aaron Paul Lazar	The Return
A.L. Butcher	The Shining Citadel	The Stolen Tower
	Echoes of a Song
Alexa Padgett	Sweet Oblivion
Ann Swann	Takers
Anna Belfrage	A Torch in His Heart	His Castilian Hawk
Casi McLean	The List: Alyssa’s Revenge	Virtually Timeless
	Timeless Mysteries	Between the Shadows
C. S. McDonald	Murder on the Pointe	Back to the Burgh and Beyond
Gerald Elias	Devil’s Trill	Danse Macabre
	Maestro, the Potbellied Pig	Maestro, el cerdito barrigón (Spanish edition)
Inge-Lise Goss	Compelled	The Tegen Cave
	Burning Water
J.C. Fields	The Omnious Trail	The Dark Trail
Libby Fischer Hellmann	Set the Night on Fire	A Bitter Veil
Marta Moran Bishop	The Nurse Mare’s Tale	Dinky
Mimi Barbour	Special Agent Murphy	Special Agent Makayla
S.R. Mallery	When in Rome	Endangered Spells
	Trouble in Glamour Town	The Dolan Girls
Susan Berry	Dance of the Heart	Promise of the Heart
Elizabeth Bell	Necessary Sins

BEAUTIFUL AND SOULFUL PROSE

 A short and sweet review for the art book I curated, The David Chronicles: Art,

M. M. Bishop

5.0 out of 5 stars BEAUTIFUL AND SOULFUL PROSE

Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2023

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Ms. Poznansky, writes such beautiful prose, complete with drawings and pictures in The David Chronicles Art. I drifted on a sea of beauty and art throughout this book. A book that should grace everyone’s coffee table.

Who knows what’s waiting for us on the other side

She tilts me into reckless speeding. We’re out of the empty dining hall, racing down the corridor, where she slows things down to a screech of the wheels for just a second, when all of a sudden, her cellphone rings. 

The sounds of hospital staff, running back and forth carrying equipment, mix in with the cries of patients, calling out for attention, for help. The din is deafening, so there’s no need for Betty to lower her voice—but she does. 

“Vlad, darling,” she says, under her breath, “I’ll be out in the parking lot soon. It’s hard to find my way here in the dark, but I’ll make it, so don’t you worry.”

I don’t know about him being anxious—but in my case, fretting is all I do. It’s my activity of choice right now, if only because of this bumpy ride. In the lobby, beams of flashlights streak across the walls. The footrests of my wheelchair bang against this piece of furniture and that, which makes me try to shrink back into the seat and tighten every muscle in my ankles, in a feeble effort to protect myself.

Along the way, Betty keeps chatting with him. “Have some patience, will you? Just wait for me outside.”

Despite her chewing gum, or maybe because of it, she sounds like a woman late for a date, what with all those terms of endearment, like that Darling stuff. Ha ha, if I didn’t know any better, I would wonder why on earth she would want me to stick around for a lovers’ rendezvous.

“Yes, the girl is right here, with me,” she hisses, between one chewing chomp and another. “It’s a freaking mess in here, everyone is running in all directions like crazy. I thought I would die laughing, Vlad, when they left her in my hands.”

Cold sweat starts forming on my skin as her fingers drift, ever so lightly, over my bare neck. I have to remind myself that she must hand me over to him, not kill me outright.

As if she’s the one being tickled, Betty giggles. “I’m telling you, Vlad: no one will know, at least for a while, that she’s gone missing. What a stroke of luck for us, right?”

In response to something he says, she gurgles a nervous laugh. “It’s totally dark in here, Vlad, so it’s hard to figure things out for sure, but I think no one’s watching, no one’s following me.”

Too bad. I try to stomp on the footrest so as to spark off some noise, some clangor out of it, but to no avail. The sound is barely audible. It’s lost in the hubbub. 

“Yes, thank you for the timely reminder,” she tells him, this time sarcastically. “I know that the power outage will soon be over. I’m not an idiot, you know? Don’t tell me I must hurry!”

Walking and chewing gum seems to be too much for her. Betty spits it out, perhaps because it has lost its sweetness, or else because of having to focus on the task at hand. Having reached the entrance doors, she struggles to push them open using her big butt, while at the same time maneuvering me about with one hand and—just as crucial—holding the cellphone with the other. 

“Oh, stop it!” she cries. “Don’t you put too much pressure on me, darling—or I’ll snap!”

Just for the exercise, I push the door open with my foot. I know, I know, I shouldn’t have done that, but it works, anyway. Which is a delightful thing for me, and a scary one too, because who knows what’s waiting for us on the other side.

By popular demand, all three thrillers in one box!

Ash Suspense Thrillers: Trilogy

Paperback ★ Hardcover

"I am a devoted fan of Uvi Poznansky, and keep coming back to her wonderful books. In Ash Suspense Thrillers are three gripping novels all in one, each suspenseful with a wonderful, courageous young character who will stay with you."

J.A. Schneider, Author

A beautiful, tragic and toughing love story

 Love it when a reader finds a sense of exploration in my writing.  A heartfelt review for Apart from War.

Kindle Customer

4.0 out of 5 stars A beautiful, tragic and toughing love story

Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2023

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I don't know what I was expecting when I began reading this book, but it sure wasn't what I got. Parts of it were beautiful, so tender and romantic. Other parts were so tragic and sad. Many times the story progressed as I expected. Other times it took mysterious twists and turns. Many parts were totally unbelievable, but since this is fiction, I shouldn't complain. However, in the end there were many questions left unanswered and overall less than satisfying. But all in all, the good parts outweighed the others.

If I could give this book more than 5 stars I would

I love this review by M. M. Bishop, it touches me deeply because my book, Home, captures my family's history and its trials and tribulations in poetry. 

M. M. Bishop author of Dinky: The Nurse Mare's Foal & The Divide Series

5.0 out of 5 stars A POIGNANT LOOK AT THE HEART AND SOUL OF A MAN AND HIS DAUGHTER

Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2023

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Home by Uvi Poznansky and Zeev Kachel is a poignant and powerful book of glorious prose and poetry that touches one's soul to its very foundations. I found myself diving into the emotions, into the very heart and soul of two other people whose very life and memories were shared in the most profound and beautiful way possible.

Seldom does one get a chance to walk in the shoes of another, to feel that another person's being and come out the richer for doing so. The sadness, heartache, and love shine through in each page.

It is a beautifully written and powerful book that I will treasure for as long as I live, for it has enriched my life with both the way it was written and the emotions that were shared.

If I could give this book more than 5 stars I would. Thank you Ms. Poznansky for spending the time to both translate and share your father's words, but also to share your own being throughout this book.