Click below for story synopsis and excerpts:
The Lens and the Looker
The Bronze and the Brimstone
The Loved and the Lost
Reviews, Blogs & Links
Reviews of The Lens and the Looker
Reviews of The Bronze and the Brimstone
- Complex, thrilling, educational… REVIEW
- This one was even stronger… REVIEW
- I love when books make me cry… REVIEW
- Kaufman hit the mark with this one… REVIEW
- Amazed by the extensive research… REVIEW
- A wonderful mythology… REVIEW
- Full of fascinating characters… REVIEW
- Has something to offer everyone…REVIEW
Reviews for The Loved and the Lost
“The story got even better with this book.” http://readersrefuge.blogspot.ca/2013/02/book-review-loved-and-lost-by-lory-s.html
…A story I wish could have gone on forever. REVIEW
“I read this book twice in less than a week . . .” REVIEW
Guest Blogs by and Interviews of Lory
- About post-dystopia INTERVIEW
- About writing INTERVIEW
- bookmuncher did a fun INTERVIEW WITH LORY
- interview with Stephanie
- 5minutesforbooks.com posted an interesting GUEST BLOG
- fantasybookcafe.com posted a GUEST POST and A REVIEW
- SFSignal.com posted a GUEST BLOG
- fantasy book critic posted a GUEST BLOG
- mundiemoms.com posted a GUEST PIECE
- teensreadandwrite.com posted a GUEST PIECE
- teenreads.com posted a GUEST PIECE
I’d like to start off by saying, I read both the Lens and the looker and the bronze and the brimstone in 2 or 3 days, and I loved them. I rank your books with The Hunger Games and Eragon, both of which I still Have not read the sequels to, and I am anxiously waiting for the third book in the Verona series. I want to be an author when I am older and many of my books would probolly be Sci-Fi, and I was not planning on time travel, as it did notmake sence but with your books I just may be able to write a time travel book yet.
Thank you, William. It does my heart good for someone to compare my books to The Hunger Games and Eragon, and to know you read my sequel before theirs. Yahoo! And I’m glad you would like to be an author. As for Time Trave not making sense. You are right. It absolutely doesn’t. The art of it is to make the story and characters compelling enough that the reader is willing to suspend their disbelief. However, time travel as a writing device allows me to talk about the important themes of our time and into the future.
Again, thanks for your kind words and good reading.
Cheers
Lory