Book Reviews

We have reviewed Beth Hayward's ebook on how you can have an affordable Disney World vacation. We have given it a "thumbs up". She is a former Disney employee and best selling Travel Author who obviously knows her stuff. In her ebook, she gives great information which will help people definitely plan an affordable Disney World vacation. Beth teaches you not only how to save money at Disney, but also the best Restaurants and attractions to visit at Disney World so you can enjoy your vacation. Included are money saving tips and other strategies such as:     The "shortcuts" to theme parks and attractions to bypassing most of the crowds. There are several of them.     Eat at downtown Disney. It is much cheaper and the food is just as delicious as in the theme park.     What places not to miss such as the Hoop-Dee-Doo Dinner show at Pioneer hall and Downtown Disney Pleasure Island.     Buy souvenirs in downtown Disney and you will pay anywhere from 10 - 75%

A former Disney Cast Member created The Ultimate Disney World Savings Guide to help families save money at Walt Disney World. She also wanted to provide you with tips and techniques for maximizing your time and making the most out of your Orlando vacation. We have all seen these e-books all over the web claiming to have secrets that no one else knows about and promising you the world. I have wasted my money on some of these myself in the past. However, I was very interested in seeing whether you really could save money at Disney World as she claims. Considering that I live an hour's drive from Disney and have a 2 year old, I figured that I would soon need to know these secrets in the coming years. With that said, I purchased the e-book and downloaded it from the download page. As I opened the e-book I will say that my initial response was disappointment because of the length of the book, 140 pages (40 pages of which are readers' comments giving tips and websites, forms, more ti

Reader Views interviews Linore Rose Burkard, author of "Before the Season Ends." Today Reader Views has the pleasure of interviewing Linore Rose Burkard, author of a Regency England Christian romance novel, "Before the Season Ends." Welcome Linore. Irene: What inspired you to write "Before the Season Ends"? Linore: I wanted to read a Regency romance that was Inspirational. Period. I waited for years for someone else to write it, and then I realized that if it was ever going to happen, it was going to be my job! So I did it. I combined the Regency, which I love, with an Inspirational message. I wanted to show the experience of faith for the adventure that it is. Fun and faith are not contradictory terms! In addition, as a fan of Georgette Heyer, I wanted to see more books like hers; in the sense of moving away from the formulaic plots that have gotten all too common in the genre. As terrible as this sounds, I thought I could bring more "reality" i

Book Review: "Opening Love's Door:The Seven Lessons" by Dr. Diana Kirschner The author's main point is to help Janna in finding love in the romance novel, "Opening Love's Door: The Seven Lessons." Kirschner, carrying out the purpose very well, shows how you have to control all the aspects of your life in order to bring love into it. I feel that the author carried out the purpose of this book very well. The lessons that Raphaela taught to Janna can be used by anyone, whether you are 20 years old or 90 years old, male or female, professional or blue collar, millionaire or in poverty. If you want to better your life and bring the love that you have always wanted into it, then this is the book for you. The writing by Kirschner was done very well. Each lesson was clearly stated as was how to incorporate it into your daily life. One of my favorite quotes is, "Fear is the signal, the alpha point, while mastery is the omega or end point. Fear tells us where

Interview conducted by Irene Watson Managing Editor of Reader Views with Jane Marie Malcolm, author of "The Goodbye Lie." Irene: "The Goodbye Lie" is your first installment of a historical series set on Florida's Amelia Island. Please give us an overview of this romance novel. Jane Marie: Eighteen-year-old Breelan Dunnigan and her cousin decide they need one last adventure before they marry husbands they have yet to meet. Under the watchful eye of an attractive ship's captain, they sail to New York City to visit family. With her cousin's innocent encouragement, Breelan makes some serious choices, which follow her home to Amelia Island. The consequences are dramatic and very deadly. Irene: What inspired you to write "The Goodbye Lie"? Jane Marie: I never had any intention of becoming a writer until I found out my husband was going to be transferred from Amelia Island. I knew I'd be desperately homesick, so I began thinking how writing a book