Read what people are saying about N.L. and Lords: Part One - By N.L. Belardes
You might want to get a copy at Russo's or Borders today after reading what folks are saying about author N.L. Belardes and Lords: Part One:
...a wild-eyed conspiracy theorist.
-Robert Price, Columnist, Bakersfield Californian
...he pushes into darker areas of our community's psyche, writing about the political and social storms--and murders--of our past...Belardes is a man deeply involved in the creative life of Bakersfield, his hometown.
-Gary Enns, professor of Creative Writing, Cerro Coso Community College
...a novel based loosely on the whole "Lords of Bakersfield" thing that tends to get folks all rattled...
-Danielle Belton, Entertainment Writer, Bakersfield Californian
…a real humdinger!
-Greg Goodsell, KERN 1410AM
...a riveting story that keeps the reader ensconced in the dark world of its main character and torn between innocence and its inevitable corruption. Once you start reading… you can’t put it down. I can’t wait to read it again!
-Matildakay.com
I was in the CSUB library and when I came to the part where the Lords were showing the video and the "new member" revealed himself. I'm sure my reaction was priceless because a few people looked over--whoa! ...I had a glimse of the Padre Hotel. I can't look at things the same now...
-Lindsay, CSUB student
I just finished lords, and i must say that it was a fine piece of literature. Well done Mr. Belardes...
–Jacob Trevino, musician and student
Lords: Part One is the kind of book that once you pick it up, you can't put down. The writing style creates vivid imagery and draws you into a world that is strange and at the same time familiar. Those familiar with the history and people of Bakersfield, California are sure to have their perceptions altered and begin to question the assumptions that they have lived with their whole lives. Others will find themselves wondering what secrets may lurk in the shadows, hearts, and minds of the people in their own hometown. All too quickly the book comes to a close, leaving the story unfinished with questions filling the mind of the reader. We are told to never judge a book by its cover. Lords: Part One reminds the reader that this applies to people and places as well.
-Scott Valline, Internal Support, ProSoft Technology
Please send in your reviews... BOOK RELEASE PARTY at Lengthwise today from 2-5PM. You're invited...
...a wild-eyed conspiracy theorist.
-Robert Price, Columnist, Bakersfield Californian
...he pushes into darker areas of our community's psyche, writing about the political and social storms--and murders--of our past...Belardes is a man deeply involved in the creative life of Bakersfield, his hometown.
-Gary Enns, professor of Creative Writing, Cerro Coso Community College
...a novel based loosely on the whole "Lords of Bakersfield" thing that tends to get folks all rattled...
-Danielle Belton, Entertainment Writer, Bakersfield Californian
…a real humdinger!
-Greg Goodsell, KERN 1410AM
...a riveting story that keeps the reader ensconced in the dark world of its main character and torn between innocence and its inevitable corruption. Once you start reading… you can’t put it down. I can’t wait to read it again!
-Matildakay.com
I was in the CSUB library and when I came to the part where the Lords were showing the video and the "new member" revealed himself. I'm sure my reaction was priceless because a few people looked over--whoa! ...I had a glimse of the Padre Hotel. I can't look at things the same now...
-Lindsay, CSUB student
I just finished lords, and i must say that it was a fine piece of literature. Well done Mr. Belardes...
–Jacob Trevino, musician and student
Lords: Part One is the kind of book that once you pick it up, you can't put down. The writing style creates vivid imagery and draws you into a world that is strange and at the same time familiar. Those familiar with the history and people of Bakersfield, California are sure to have their perceptions altered and begin to question the assumptions that they have lived with their whole lives. Others will find themselves wondering what secrets may lurk in the shadows, hearts, and minds of the people in their own hometown. All too quickly the book comes to a close, leaving the story unfinished with questions filling the mind of the reader. We are told to never judge a book by its cover. Lords: Part One reminds the reader that this applies to people and places as well.
-Scott Valline, Internal Support, ProSoft Technology
Please send in your reviews... BOOK RELEASE PARTY at Lengthwise today from 2-5PM. You're invited...
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