Victoria meets a man who will not just change her life, but her entire conception of reality. Their relationship threatens to carve a swath of dest...
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Nov 22, 2011
Tony
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I could not put this book down. Every since I was a girl I've been fascinated by Tornados and this novel definitly fed into that by giving me details of storms before, during, and after. I love novels that magical things a part of the natural world and Ben is definitly magical. I also liked that there was no explanation for what Ben was and why he was. Victoria, was good heroine because she was a real person. All of the supporting characters were interesting even Victoria's overbearing pare
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Jan 10, 2012
Deva
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1.) Walter and Martha are Victoria's parents. Her mother is black while her father is white. They seem to be polar opposites in style and grace but were my favorite characters of the book despite them only really being seen towards the end. 2.) I love that Ben has no race. He's described as having brown skin but not the same kind of brown that a black person would be and Victoria goes on to list why he doesn't fit in any other race on the More...
1.) Walter and Martha are Victoria's parents. Her mother is black while her father is white. They seem to be polar opposites in style and grace but were my favorite characters of the book despite them only really being seen towards the end. 2.) I love that Ben has no race. He's described as having brown skin but not the same kind of brown that a black person would be and Victoria goes on to list why he doesn't fit in any other race on the More...
Mar 27, 2011
Diana
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I'm a big fan of contemporary, realistic fiction, and make only occasional forays into the realm of the paranormal. So TORNADO SIREN is the perfect read for me. The book feels grounded in reality, as the day-to-day work of tornado researcher Victoria Thomas is described with fascinating precision. Victoria's personal issues, as a busy, thirty-something scientist with little time for relationships, also feel quite real and compelling. And the details of life during and after a tornado are vividly
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Nov 22, 2011
Merenda
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Enjoyed it, deserved more than four stars, even though four stars is pretty ideal :). It was a very engaing non-traditional paranormal interracial romance :D
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Feb 19, 2012
Naima
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I am really enjoying this book. Tornado Siren has an original plot and well developed characters. Victoria, a 35-year old modern black woman, is a storm scientist who is more comfortable with the scientific side of a storm tragedy than its human side, yet she is so compassionate. With skill, the writer has woven Victoria's back story into the ongoing story so it never feel he's stopping to explain something but instead I gain understanding as the plot unfolds. Ben is a mysterious man with brown
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Mar 27, 2011
Patrick
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I wrote it, so I'm biased. I hope other people will find it an enjoyable read. It just came out for Kindle, Nook, and other platforms (on Smashwords)
Sep 04, 2011
Jan
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The love story is very strange and different so much so that I had a little bit of a hard time wrapping my head around it. The tornado parts were well written even for some strange acting ones. If you are looking for something a little "different" to read...this is it.
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Mar 30, 2007
Patrick
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Okay, yeah, I wrote it. But I do like it. It's a fun book, about a woman meteorologist who meets a man who claims to have a mystical connection to tornadoes. It's gotten some great reviews so far. You can read more at http://www.tornado-siren.com
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