Where Fiction and Reality Meet
Title: YES Author: Brad Boney Publisher: Dreamspinner Press Pages/Word Count: 220 Pages At a Glance: Overall, the writing just feels effortless. It flows perfectly. The dialogue is razor sharp, and the characters all mesh together beautifully. Reviewed By: Jules Blurb: What if youth wasn't wasted on the young? On the eve of his fortieth birthday,... Continue Reading →
The Novel Approach is happy to welcome Brad Boney today, with an exclusive excerpt from his upcoming Dreamspinner Press novel, YES. He's also offering the chance for one lucky reader to win an e-copy of the book upon its release! To enter for a chance to win, just leave a comment right here by Midnight... Continue Reading →
Title: The Eskimo Slugger Author: Brad Boney Publisher: Dreamspinner Press Pages/Word Count: 230 Pages Rating: 5 Stars Blurb: It’s the summer of 1983, and Trent Days is Major League Baseball’s rookie sensation. Born in Alaska to an Inupiat mother, the press have dubbed him the Eskimo Slugger, but a midseason collision at home plate temporarily... Continue Reading →
Every Month, Mary Calmes so graciously hosts The Novel Approach and gives us the chance to spotlight some of the books we thought were particularly recommendable reads. If you'd like to see which books captured our attention in the month of July, head on over to Ms. Mary's Place and see who made our list... Continue Reading →
Without music, life would be a mistake.” Friedrich Nietzche I absolutely loved The Nothingness of Ben, Brad Boney’s first novel. I was looking forward to The Return from the moment I finished "Ben". Mr. Boney certainly didn’t disappoint. Not only did he follow up with the major and minor characters from “Ben”, he introduced a... Continue Reading →
Without music, life would be a mistake.” Friedrich Nietzche I absolutely loved The Nothingness of Ben, Brad Boney’s first novel. I was looking forward to The Return from the moment I finished "Ben". Mr. Boney certainly didn’t disappoint. Not only did he follow up with the major and minor characters from “Ben”, he introduced a... Continue Reading →
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