Comments for GES Publishing http://www.gespublishing.com Traditional and Independent Publishing Sat, 19 Mar 2011 23:10:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Comment on I Called Him Dancer by Kym McNabney http://www.gespublishing.com/2011/01/i-called-him-dancer/#comment-12 Kym McNabney Sat, 19 Mar 2011 23:10:11 +0000 http://www.gespublishing.com/?p=35#comment-12 As I sit down to write this review, I wrestle with whether or not I can do I CALLED HIM DANCER by G. Edward Snipes, justice. The first thing to usually capture my attention in a book is the cover. The second thing would be the title. I CALLED HIM DANCER failed in both those areas. But what did intrigue me was the blurb on the back cover. Despite the cover and title, it sounded like a story I’d enjoy As I began to read it didn’t take long before I realize I was going to be taken on a wonderful journey. Some books can start out okay just to later dwindle. This was not the case with I CALLED HIM DANCER. Not only was the writing of this well-paced story good, it kept my interest. I smiled. I cried. My heartstrings were tugged, filling up with emotions. Mr. Snipes does an amazing job with the characters, and the storyline. If I had to say something negative about the book, it would be that there isn’t a good place to set it down. The story is such an amazing one, and so well written you’ll find yourself saying, “Just one more chapter”. There was never a point where I didn’t want to read more to discover what was going to happen next. The ending had me captivated in a way no other book has done in a very long time. I feared how it would end, yet prayed it wouldn’t be so and play out the way I hoped it would. Dancer’s story is a remarkable one. I CALLED HIM DANCER is packed with trials and tribulations, hope, love, perseverance, God’s calling, as well as His amazing grace and mercy. The message was profound, yet presented in such a natural way one would not walk away feeling preached to. The other characters were well thought-out with stories of their own that will draw you near to them as well. Do not judge a book by its cover certainly pertained to I CALLED HIM DANCER, and I’m grateful for not having let it stop me from reading this masterful work of art. As an aspiring author, I yearn to write such a compelling story that is sure to touch many lives. I’ve been moved by this story in a way that I will never be the same. As I sit down to write this review, I wrestle with whether or not I can do I CALLED HIM DANCER by G. Edward Snipes, justice. The first thing to usually capture my attention in a book is the cover. The second thing would be the title. I CALLED HIM DANCER failed in both those areas. But what did intrigue me was the blurb on the back cover. Despite the cover and title, it sounded like a story I’d enjoy

As I began to read it didn’t take long before I realize I was going to be taken on a wonderful journey. Some books can start out okay just to later dwindle. This was not the case with I CALLED HIM DANCER. Not only was the writing of this well-paced story good, it kept my interest. I smiled. I cried. My heartstrings were tugged, filling up with emotions.

Mr. Snipes does an amazing job with the characters, and the storyline. If I had to say something negative about the book, it would be that there isn’t a good place to set it down. The story is such an amazing one, and so well written you’ll find yourself saying, “Just one more chapter”. There was never a point where I didn’t want to read more to discover what was going to happen next. The ending had me captivated in a way no other book has done in a very long time. I feared how it would end, yet prayed it wouldn’t be so and play out the way I hoped it would.

Dancer’s story is a remarkable one. I CALLED HIM DANCER is packed with trials and tribulations, hope, love, perseverance, God’s calling, as well as His amazing grace and mercy. The message was profound, yet presented in such a natural way one would not walk away feeling preached to. The other characters were well thought-out with stories of their own that will draw you near to them as well.

Do not judge a book by its cover certainly pertained to I CALLED HIM DANCER, and I’m grateful for not having let it stop me from reading this masterful work of art. As an aspiring author, I yearn to write such a compelling story that is sure to touch many lives. I’ve been moved by this story in a way that I will never be the same.

]]> Comment on I Called Him Dancer by Eddie Snipes http://www.gespublishing.com/2011/01/i-called-him-dancer/#comment-10 Eddie Snipes Thu, 17 Mar 2011 15:03:32 +0000 http://www.gespublishing.com/?p=35#comment-10 Kym, Thanks so much for leaving feedback on my book. I am grateful you are enjoying it and I'm very encouraged by your comments. Thanks, so much! Kym,

Thanks so much for leaving feedback on my book. I am grateful you are enjoying it and I’m very encouraged by your comments. Thanks, so much!

]]> Comment on I Called Him Dancer by Kym McNabney http://www.gespublishing.com/2011/01/i-called-him-dancer/#comment-9 Kym McNabney Tue, 15 Mar 2011 16:54:40 +0000 http://www.gespublishing.com/?p=35#comment-9 I just started this book, great writing and a captivating story. I don’t want to put it down. I just started this book, great writing and a captivating story. I don’t want to put it down.

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