Sunday, March 24, 2013

My E-books are Now Only 99 cents!

It's been a long winter and you're probably tired of being cooped up reading stale stories about vampires that are older than your great grandfather wearing a 16th century leisure suit, complete with cape and a cheesy medallion. Or, possibly, you've been reading about zombies who move so slow that any senior citizen in a walker could easily escape the clutches of the flesh-eating fiends.

For a change of pace, check out my thriller, "The Monkey Toy," and my mystery "Souls of the Desert." The e-books are now on sale for only 99 cents at Amazon.com.

Here's what a couple of readers had to say...

The Monkey Toy 5-Star Review ***** by Robert Lewter on Goodreads

"Wow, wow, and wow!! This book started off good and continued to get better right up to the very last page. It was a real barn burner. Once I started I couldn't put it down. I'm going to read his other book "Souls of the Desert" in the next week, and if it's even half as good as "The Monkey Toy"then, Mr. Robert M. Roberts will have a very dedicated fan in me."

Click here to read more reviews or to purchase this e-book.










Souls of the Desert 4-Star Review **** by Brenn on Amazon.com

"Couldn't put it down...
To be honest, I don't normally read novels. I'm pretty much a historical non-fiction kind of gal. I started reading Souls of the Desert on a Wednesday and had it finished by Friday! It was an intriguing story with lots of turns/twists and mystery along with a heart wrenching love story.

I'm now three quarters through his first book the Monkey Toy and it is what can I say? WOW! It's totally different than what I expected. My dad was in the Navy so I am enjoying the characters especially Randy...

Mr. Roberts has a gift for story-telling. I recommend both of his books, as they have an appeal to most readers, paranormal, romance, mystery, and military aspects to combine for very unique stories."

Saturday, September 1, 2012

Election 2012

With about nine weeks left until the election, it seems that Republicans and Democrats are pretty evenly split on their choice of candidates. Of course, this depends on which polls and media outlets you follow. I'm an Independent voter and have never understood the rationale behind voting a straight party ticket. After all, doesn't each side have some clunkers that shouldn't be in office? Some will say that's just politics and you have to take the bad with the good. I say, "Bullcrap!" That's why I like to elect candidates from both parties, who have the ability to reach across the aisle and negotiate, compromise, and get things done.

Regardless of which candidate or party you support, I don't think I've ever seen the country more divided than it is today. Our ideology is like daylight and dark, heads or tails, black and white, and so on. So, now the consensus is that the Independents, or swing voters, will decide the election. These are called the undecided. Undecided? Are you kidding me? Is this mysterious group of people aliens, who just landed on earth, or maybe people who just woke up from being in a coma for years? Perhaps these are the ones you see at the grocery store just standing in the cereal aisle like zombies, unable to make a decision on which one to buy. Or, maybe they're the ones sitting in their recliners with television remote in hand, flipping the guide to try to decide what to watch. When they finally do make a decision, there's only ten minutes left of a one-hour program.

So, the fate of the country lies in the hands of voters who can't make a decision. They're just like the politicians who are now in office. Isn't this the reason our country is in a mess in the first place? These voters may be waiting on the outcome of the future debates of the candidates. You know, this is where intelligent questions are asked by the moderators such as "who is your favorite superhero?" or "what toppings do you like on your pizza?" Then maybe, just maybe, they will finally come to a sound decision of who they think is the best liar.