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MY E- BOOKS

MY E- BOOKS - Hi everyone! Today I would like to briefly take the opportunity and once more introduce all the e- books that I have written so far in English. As a non- native of this language, I have given it my very best to present them as authentically English as possible. What's more, I have  quite intentionally opted for diverse themes and genres, if you will, to ultimately aim for multiple target groups.

While 50 VISUAL REFLECTIONS is a loose compilation of 50 computerized images and related thoughts, SEX&SALAD, as the title unmistakably suggests, is primarily about sex (and clearly more prevalent than salad, for sure - LOL). A Life In 8 Days, on the other hand, is through and through spiritual, whereas the trilogy PURE OBSESSION depicts life and lust based on a past incarnation in France. In stark contrast, KRUZI "KAPUZI" KAFUZI was written for young readers only. Last but not least, 14 DAYS WITH BRANDY reflects on our two- week ownership of a sweet but troubled pooch which we found at the shelter. 

Kindly go to Amazon. Com and check out all my more than reasonably priced e-books under the pseudonym NIKA LEANDRA. I would absolutely appreciate you reading and recommending them, should they find your approval. Thank you for your support! - As far as my blog is concerned, I'm afraid, I will have to pause for a good while due to the temporarily overwhelming workload in other fields. Nevertheless, I shall try and get back to providing you with new material sooner than later as I truly hope. 

Yours sincerely,

M.M. 



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