Ray N. Kuili's Blog: The Moral Gene - Story Three of The Dawn , page 10

"I like to think that the best thing that can happen to a man is to be in his right place in life...."

“I like to think that the best thing that can happen to a man is to be in his right place in life. Assuming, of course, he can find it and recognize it once he’s found it.”

- Ray N. Kuili, Awakening

"These days you are considered a weirdo if you live without a phone. Yet nobody cares if you live..."

“These days you are considered a weirdo if you live without a phone. Yet nobody cares if you live without a purpose. Anything wrong with that picture?”

- Ray N. Kuili, Awakening

Attention book reviewers: Get your quote featured on the cover of AWAKENING

Would you like to see your quote on the cover of AWAKENING (currently ranked # 882 on Amazon’s Free Best Sellers List)? If yes, here’s all you need to do:

Get the book  from Amazon or request a free reviewer’s copy (send mail to ray@raynkuili.com  with a link to your blog and mention whether you need MOBI or PDF format)
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Send a link to your review to ray@raynkuili.com

The best quote will be featured on the book cover, others will be featured on the quotes page inside the book.  

Deadlines: Sep 15 for Kindle edition, Oct 15 for paperback edition. Quotes can be added to the Kindle edition at any time, but the paperback edition will be locked post Oct 15.

- Ray 

Review of AWAKENING at OneTitle Magazine

Awakening, written by Ray N. Kuili, is the story of various management level business people whose thirst for power and drive to succeed lead them to a mysterious and secluded training seminar. This page turner is exciting for the underlying tensions between the characters, which makes it almost psychological in nature. Themes of conquest and thirst for power are apparent, and re-emerge within the plot again and again. Such themes ask the reader not only to ponder the characters’ drives and aspirations, but also to question their own base desires. From the times of Napoleon to the modern cut-throat business world, Kuili asks the age old question: how far will someone go to become truly powerful? This thriller is wonderfully descriptive, fast paced, and complex. It boasts believable characters and a setting that is both bizarre and intriguing.

Read the entire review at OneTitle site.