Kiki Hamilton - Author: Motivational Monday

"THE FAERIE RING is an entertaining, magical-historical adventure!" - Kirkus Reviews

“Hamilton’s debut gracefully mixes fantasy, Dickensian London, and a dash of romance.” - Publisher's Weekly

“THE TORN WING is a fun read – all but impossible to put down… Lovers of fairy tales and Victorian England aren’t the only readers who will be charmed by this story of self-discovery.” - Kirkus Reviews

"THE LAST DANCE is funny, serious, sad and joyful - Kiki Hamilton will pull you in by the heart and never let you go." - Amy Fellner Dominy, author of Audition & Subtraction

Monday, July 30, 2012

Motivational Monday

Here's a message from The Universe to kick off your Monday:

Stop thinking that you have to make it happen, and let it happen...

That you have to be better, and be yourself...

That I've ever judged you, and be free.

MONDAY!
The Universe

p.s. Love you forever.

Make your life what you want it to be! Happy Monday!

Also - don't forget I'll be posting Chapter 3 of THE TORN WING on Wednesday!

~Kiki

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Praise for

THE TORN WING:

Review: "5 stars! - I was blown away with Kiki's debut, but this book was a WOW one for me...If you're a fan of Victorian London, historical fantasy, fairy tales and of well written books, then I highly recommend picking up The Torn Wing!" -Katie B., Mundie Moms

Review: "This series is fabulous! I sat down to read and didn't get up until I was done!" -Kristi, The Story Siren

Review: THE TORN WING is a MUST-read! As far as historical fiction goes, this is at the top of my must-read pile and is the first title that I recommend to my students when they ask for a new book. –Steph Redwine, Steph’s Book Corner

Review: "This is turning out to be a favorite series for me." -Michelle, Book Briefs

Review: "I so desperately want to read the next book. These characters are some of my favorite, especially how well they mesh together and this world is just heaven for me." -Jessica, Step Into Fiction

Review: "Kiki’s writing style is able to transport its readers into Victorian London with vivid details. THE TORN WING feeds readers’ hunger for the next book in this wonderful series." -Jean Book Nerd

Review: "I also truly love the magical feel that comes with this book. Kiki has given us a view in to a world that is steeped in history with true historical facts and monuments." - Kathryn, TSK, TSK, What to read?

Review: "Book Two was my favorite in THE FAERIE RING series so far. From page one I was hooked!" -Paranormal Book Club

Review: "I love these characters, this book was amazing! I highly recommend this series! You won't be disappointed! Easy FIVE stars from me." -Little Miss Sunshine

Review: "Kiki Hamilton has crafted an excellent sequel in an already addicting and enchanting series. This a fantastical, fun faerie read!" -Word Spelunking

Praise for

THE FAERIE RING:

Review: I. Loved. This. Book. Between the magical elements and the real world, the relationships and the characters, the story lines and the writing, The Faerie Ring is just a whole lot of epic-ness packaged inside a gorgeous cover. Go buy NAO. -Bloggers [Heart] Books

Review: "This is, without a doubt, a fabulous debut novel that lived up to my every expectation (and they were pretty high). The plot in itself will keep you on the edge of you seat, and if you add in the complex layers of poverty, beautiful fae, heart pounding romance and stand out characters you have one great start to a highly anticipated series. " -Imogen, Omnom Books

Review: "I love the concept of this story and this book has a lot going on. Mystery, adventure, suspense, romance, paranormal elements....

Great start to a hopefully long series!" -Jen Bigheart, I Read Banned Books

Review: "Overall this is a fantastic book that you won’t want to miss. I fell in love with this story and my only regret is that it had to end. I want more. I loved these characters, I loved the adventure, and I loved the story. A perfect read, start to finish." -Melissa, Mel's Books and Info

Review: "THE FAERIE RING is a magnificently woven tale of love, trust and deceit, with the perfect mix of fantasy and danger. An absolute must read. Hamilton definitely let her imagination fly when she penned this tale!" -Heidi, Miss Literati

Review: "The Faerie Ring is a great mystery that's filled with fantasy and adventure. I found the interactions between the faeries and Tiki to be suspenseful and Hamilton's whole take on faerie lore to be compelling. I forgot how much I love faerie lore, especially Hamilton's mentions of the Irish Faerie Court." -Confessions of a Book Addict

Review: The Faerie Ring strikes that magical chord in it's good-as-gold youths who must steal to survive but who are very good at heart. These same youths, Tiki and her family of ragamuffins are also at the center of a dangerous war. Highly recommended—an excellent family book club book. " -Fangs, Wands & Fairy Dust

Review: "The Faerie Ring is a meticulous blend of all the elements of a great story - characters, plot and writing. Entertaining and engrossing from start to finish, it will have you guessing throughout. I highly recommend it to all fans of YA fiction, historical fiction and paranormal." -Melissa, I Swim For Oceans

Review: "With its lush writing, highly detailed setting and instantly lovable characters, The Faerie Ring will enchant everyone who reads it. Kiki Hamilton’s fabulous debut is perfect for fans of historical fantasy. Highly recommended!" -Lauren, 365 Days of Reading

Review: "Hamilton has an enchanting writing style that will keep you hooked. Even though I did not want the story to end, I could not stop turning the pages. Kiki Hamilton has given readers an outstanding debut, which I HIGHLY recommend!" -Kira, Mrs. Boswell's Book Bag

Review: "I liked that this book kept you wondering until the very end. I never knew what was going to happen or who was good and who was bad." -The Book Loving Mommy

Review: "Vastly suspenseful and filled with dark enthralling mystery and magical peril, The Faerie Ring will keep you up all night until the last page is turned. This is easily a five star novel." -Susan, A Soul Unsung

Review: The Faerie Ring turned out to be an incredibly delectable read. I guess if I had to describe it I would have to say it was a story with a soul. -Cici's Theories

Review: "This book is the best of so many worlds! We need more books like this in the young adult genre!" -The YA Sisterhood

Review: "This book is going to be a hit with any age." -Jessi, The Elliott Review

Review: "I can't began to tell you how much I love stories such as this one. Stories filled with a great plot, amazing characters and best all, great fantasy." -Savannah, Books with Bite

Review: "The novel had a little bit of everything sprinkled into it: historical fiction, romance, mystery, fantasy, realistic - I loved every page of it!" -Ashley, Books Obsession

"A delicious blend of urban fantasy, heart-stopping suspense and sizzling romance - THE FAERIE RING rocks! Pulsing with excitement this high-stakes adventure catapults you through the gritty slums of Victorian London, the glittering balls of the Royal Palace, and the menacing Otherworld, in a thrilling tale where no one and nothing is what it seems. Deception, twists, diabolical faeries, a gutsy heroine and a sexy love interest all woven into a spectacular wild ride. You'll devour every page - compelled to finish but never wanting it to end!" -Alyssa Kirk, Teens Read and Write

“The Faerie Ring is an intriguing, beautifully written, blend of historical fiction, mixed with the perfect dose of romance, mystery, and faerie lore, all set within the time period of Victorian London. I was completely enraptured with the story that I couldn't devour this debut novel fast enough.”- Katie Bartow, Mundie Moms

"If you’re interested in historical fiction, urban fantasy, faerie stories, strong female protagonists, and impeccable world building, read this book. If you’re not? Read it anyway, and find out why you should be!" -Candace Cunard, Teens Read Too

“The Faerie Ring is a perfect fusion of historical fiction and urban fantasy – the best of both worlds, outstanding in tragedy, suspense, peril and magic. Enthralling, dark and mysterious, this took my breath away with every passing shadow, every budding doubt and every unearthed secret.” – Precious Banaag, Fragments of Life

"This thrilling and otherworldly tale is full of suspense, danger, and magic. Kiki Hamilton has crafted a magical and exciting debut with a rich narrative. Set during the winter of 1871 in London, Hamilton beautifully captures that time. Ms. Hamilton’s London is grim, unforgiving, yet romantic. This is an engrossing and gut-wrenching story of loss, hardship, family and survival. The plot is filled with treachery, magic and deadly faeries. Imaginative, atmospheric, and clever, this one is definitely not to be missed." -Angela Leonard, Dark Faerie Tales

"An exciting and mysterious debut, The Faerie Ring combines three of my favorite things: faeries, romance, and history. I can't recommend it enough!" -Kelsey Jones, The Book Scout

"A book filled with a combination of Dickensesque charm and faerie lore, The Faerie Ring will take you on an adventure of extraordinary proportions." –Kristen Harvey, Bookworming in the 21st Century

“An entertaining magical-historical adventure.” —Kirkus Reviews

“The plot-driven story immediately immerses readers into the underworld of old London.”—VOYA

“Hamilton’s debut gracefully mixes fantasy, Dickensian London, and a dash of romance.” —Publishers Weekly

Review: "I've been in love with this story for over a year now, when Kiki first approached me about reading it. If you've not picked The Faerie Ring up it, I highly recommend it. You can read my 5 star review for it." -Katie B., Mundie Moms

Review: “THE FAERIE RING is an enchanting novel, woven with dramatic adventure, intriguing faerie lore and a charming love story! I couldn’t stop turning the pages even though I didn’t want the story to end!” –Kristi Diehm The Story Siren

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