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Thimblerig's Ark

http://www.amazon.com/Thimblerigs-Ark-Nate-Fleming-ebook/dp/B00ITTE...

How many of you remember The Lion King?

Well, imagine that crossed with the story of the great flood and you have Thimblerig's Ark.

Thimblerig is a lowly groundhog. His entire existence is one con after the next. He is constantly skating through life by the skin of his teeth and narrowly escapes trouble only by his wits and quick thinking on his feet. Until one day he has a bad dream about a great flood and decides to turn it into his greatest scam yet.

Soon, all the animals of the forest are entrusting Thimblerig with their life savings of figs, so that he will lead them to safety from the upcoming disaster. Little does our unlikely hero know, but his nightmare of the flood was actually a premonition of things to come sent to him by the fabled Unicorn King.

Will Thimblerig be able to lead the animals of the forest to safety? Or will the pack of wild dogs lead by the ruthless Blonger catch and execute everyone during the annual Great Hunt?

Thimblerig's Ark is a really fun book with lots of action and lovable characters. I found myself picturing many of the animals as those animated in The Lion King-especially the wild dogs that I envisioned to be the hyenas. I found the religion of the animals of the forest to be very intriguing and certainly did ring a bell with regards to parallels between other bible stories.

The climatic scene is especially well written and I found the pages flying by as I held my ebook reader with white knuckles, eagerly anticipating the exciting conclusion. Thimblerig's Ark is a breath of fresh air for those that may need a break from more serious reads. So, have yourself one heck of a great time and pick up a copy today!

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Comment by 4-LAN on May 16, 2014 at 8:42pm

Thanks Janis :-) I appreciate all your help at getting the word out.

Comment by Janis C. on May 16, 2014 at 7:59pm

This sounds like a cute read. I see animated movie in its future. Tweeted it and Pinned it on my supporting fellow authors board.

Comment by 4-LAN on May 14, 2014 at 9:26am

Nate, if you are still following this-I believe you and Joleene met on one of the discussion forums here. Looks like you can get yourself another review :-)

Comment by Joleene Naylor on May 14, 2014 at 1:11am

That would be great :)

Comment by 4-LAN on May 13, 2014 at 8:39am

Joleene! Hi :-)

It certainly is. May I introduce you to Nate? Maybe you two can work something out in exchange for a review.

Comment by Joleene Naylor on May 12, 2014 at 8:07pm

This sounds like a fun read :)

Comment by Nate Fleming on May 8, 2014 at 6:37pm

That would be great, Elizabeth!  Just send me a message with your contact details.


Thanks, 4LAN!

Comment by 4-LAN on May 8, 2014 at 9:45am

Thanks Elizabeth :-) I'm sure if you ask Nate nicely, he would be willing to send you a copy in exchange for a review.

Comment by Elizabeth Foshee on May 8, 2014 at 8:27am

I agree with Eric. That does sound like a fun book! :) Just from reading your review, I can imagine what the characters must be like.

Comment by 4-LAN on May 7, 2014 at 8:25pm

E.G. and Martin, glad you guys could make it :-) Martin, I never read Animal Farm, but we watched it in government class back in high school. You might be on to something there...

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