My Review
4 STARS - I am almost tempted to give this book a 5-star rating because of the challenges the reader faces. If you want to read a book that doesn't end the way that you totally suspect, then this is a book for you! Totally! This book was very disturbing to me in the sense that the 2 lead characters fed off their personality weaknesses to the point where you wanted to knock them upside the head to wake them up to reality. The storyline flowed smoothly and the history between the characters was well written. The ending blew me away! This book will challenge the way you think.
About the Book - About the Author - Prizes!!!
Welcome to another exciting publishing house spotlight tour from Novel Publicity. Join us as three new titles from Luminis Books--we're calling them the Luminis Triplex Tour—tour the blogosphere in a way that just can't be ignored. And, hey, we've got prizes!
About the prizes: Who doesn't love prizes? You could win either of two $25 Amazon gift cards, an autographed copy of
The Possiblity of Snow by Al Riske, or an autographed copy of its tour mates,
Entrevoir by Chris Katsaropoulos or
Along the Wayby Jacqueline Kolosov. Here's what you need to do...
- Enter the Rafflecopter contest
- Leave a comment on my blog
That's it! One random commenter during this tour will win a $25 gift card. Visit more blogs for more chances to win--the full list of participating bloggers can be found
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About the book: An engaging, lyrical, and, at times, disturbing novel, The Possibility of Snow tells the story of a once-promising friendship that dissolves into antagonism. Steve and Neil room together at a small college in New England and soon become fast friends, until things go strangely wrong. Steve is eccentric, slightly paranoid, and too perceptive for his own good. He knows the difference between what people say and what they do. Neil is reflective, sincere, and not as together as he seems. There's not much he's sure of anymore. They know each other very well and understand each other not at all.
Get The Possiblity of Snow through Amazon or Barnes & Noble.
About the author: Al Riske grew up in the Pacific Northwest and has worked as a newspaper reporter, magazine editor, and ghostwriter. His short stories have appeared in Beloit Fiction Journal, Pindledyboz, Switchback, and Blue Mesa Review, where his story “Pray for Rain” won the review’s 2008 fiction prize. His second novel, Faint Promise of Rain (Luminis Books) is due out in the spring of 2015. He now lives in California with his wife, Joanne, and their dog, Bodie.
Connect with Al on his website, Facebook, Twitter,or GoodReads..
Luminis Books was launched in January, 2010 by husband and wife team Tracy Richardson and Chris Katsaropoulos with a mission to publish thought-provoking literary fiction for children and adults. We publish what we love: Meaningful Books That Entertain. Our award-winning books engage and inform readers and explore a wide range of topics from love and relationships, teen sexual assault and homelessness to string theory, consciousness, and the Universal Energy Field.
Luminis Books is a proudly independent publisher located in Carmel, IN.
Learn more about The Possibility of Snow's tour mates HERE.
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Hi again! I'm glad you liked this one as well - and I didn't really expect the end either! Thanks for being part of the tour :)
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