Sunday, July 10, 2011

LS: The Beginning - Kelvin O'Ralph

Bio: Kelvin O'Ralph is currently studying a bachelor's degree at a university in England, UK. He had always preferred writing to speaking, because he believed more could be said with the use of a pen. Kelvin wrote his first novel in three months, and edited it in nine months. Meanwhile, he searches for a literary agent to represent his first book. It seems really difficult for the young aspiring author, and he prays that one day his prayers would be answered. 
During the editing process of his first book, Kelvin began writing a novella. He couldn't do without creating a story. Presently, that novella is published on Amazon kindle, in the attempt to make a name for himself. People who have read Kelvin's stories are compelled to believe the young author will someday make it in the publishing industries.

Description: A handshake between strangers has never held so much promise for discovery.


When Stephen Wilson meets Lisa Morgan at his new school in Sloutenville, it is the simple act of extending his hand in greeting that flips both of their worlds upside-down. With the gesture, both discover that in some way they are connected, and that they share the ability to manipulate the elements, fire and water. Though their abilities vary, they share the gift of telepathy allowing them to communicate without words, which creates a bond between them stronger than either had expected.

As the two begin to spend more and more time together, David, Lisa's ex becomes wild with jealousy, lunching multiple attacks on Lisa. In the fight against the dangers that await them around every corner, Stephen and Lisa soon discover that they are up against much greater odds than they had originally known, and that their struggles are far from over.

Q: What will e-readers like about your book?A: Not only does this paranormal romance tell from a male's perspective, its creativity and uniqueness speaks for itself. It's like no other paranormal book out there.

Q: Why did you go indie?
A: For the same reasons most indie authors do, which is rejection from literary agents. Also, indie publishing makes me have direct contact with the consumer which is a priceless tool.

Q: Who are your favorite authors in your genre?
A: J. K. Rowling, Stephen King, Stephenie Meyer and Tiffany King Ross

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