Showing posts with label More for the Heart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label More for the Heart. Show all posts

Monday, April 20, 2015

It’s Monday! What Are You Reading? April 20, 2015


Hello! Welcome to It’s Monday! What Are You Reading? This weekly meme, hosted by Book Journey, is where we share what we have read this past week and what our plans are for the upcoming week. It’s a great way to see what others are reading and to discover books to add to your own To Be Read list. You never know where that next great read may come from!

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What I'm currently reading/listening to

Inside the O'Briens
by Lisa Genova

The Dream Lover: A Novel of George Sand
by Elizabeth Berg
I'm going to get back to this one soon. 

Miramont's Ghost
by Elizabeth Hall (audio-book)
I think I am going to start walking and listening so I can spend more time with this story.

What I recently finish reading

Imaginary Things
by Andrea Lochen
My thoughts are here. 

About a Girl (Tess Brookes / a.k.a "A Girl" #1)
by Lindsey Kelk
My thoughts are here

More for the Heart (Stories in Pairs, Set Two)
by Ekta R. Garg
My thoughts are here

Protect This: Prequel to Blog This
by Cami Checketts
My thoughts are here.

What I think I'll read next

A Royal Heist (Heist, Book 2)
by Laura Pauling

I love my reading world!
What's going on in your reading world this week?


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Sunday, April 12, 2015

More for the Heart (Stories in Pairs, Set Two) by Ekta R. Garg


More for the Heart

More for the Heart (Stories in Pairs, Set Two) by Ekta R. Garg
ebook
Published: April 7th 2015 by Prairie Sky Publishing

Two more stories about the power of love. Two more stories about the characters you remember. Two more stories for the heart.

“Making The Proposal”: Readers learned in Two for the Heart about the end of Pooja and Akshay’s unique arrangement—get married and then prepare their divorce papers—but did you wonder how it began? Just how did Pooja and Akshay make this crazy deal in the first place? Find out in this first story in More for the Heart.

“Reminiscence”: In Two for the Heart, sisters Rose and Helen reconnect with great reluctance after an 11-year estrangement. These two women have spent more than a decade apart. What convinces Rose to stay this time around? Sit at the table with Rose and watch her internal transformation in the second story in More for the Heart


My thoughts about More for the Heart ~~ 

Elka has devised such an interesting idea for her sets of stories. Two for the Heart was her first set. And now, in More for the Heart, the second set, we get to learn the back stories of how the characters got to the places we found them in, in the first set. 

I loved the connected stories in Two for the Heart and you can read my thoughts here. In this most recent set of stories, we come to understand more about the characters and the situations they find themselves in. We get a better understanding of what makes them tick and think the way they do. 

I found that I wanted to get totally immersed in the story so I went back and re-read the first set before reading More for the Heart. With their stories fresh in my mind, I am sure I enjoyed my visit to their world even more. 

I love this concept for storytelling and look forward to the next set. Elka has created wonderful characters and stories and I can't wait to see what she has in store for us next. 

And look closely at the cover. That's me quoted up there on the cover of More for the Heart! Awesomeness!! This is a first for me. I am so honored! 

Read more about Stories in Pairs 

About the author


Since the start of her publishing career in 2005 Ekta has edited and written about everything from health care to home improvement to Hindi films. She has worked for: The Portland Physician Scribe, Portland, Oregon's premier medical newspaper; show magazines for home tours organized by the Portland Home Builders Association; ABCDlady.com; The Bollywood Ticket; The International Indian; and the annual anthologies published by the Avondale Inkslingers, based in Avondale, Arizona.

In 2011 Ekta stepped off the ledge and became a freelancer. She edits short stories and novels for other writers, contributing to their writing dreams. She is also a part-time editor for aois21, and she reviews books for her own book review blog as well as NetGalley, TypeReel, and Bookpleasures.com.

Prairie Sky Publishing serves as the publishing arm of Ekta's professional writing blog, The Write Edge (thewriteedge.wordpress.com). When she's not writing, Ekta is a domestic engineer--known in the vernacular as "a housewife." She's married, has two energetic daughters who keep her running, and she divides her time between keeping house and fulfilling her writing dreams.

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