590 dogs rescued from kill shelters

I’m deeply grateful to everyone who has purchased, read, and taken the time to review one of my books. All profits from my books go to help get dogs like Tina, Zoey, Tango, Oscar, Bubba, Leona, Roland, Macgyver, Misty, Roy, Diego, Voltaire, Cameron, Tyson, Haylie, Trudy, Brooks, Marla, Mischief, Gwen, Oliver, Jackson, Amadeus, Sunny, Raquel, Coco, bonded siblings Faith & Hope, Chico, bonded siblings: Girl, Boy, & Sugar, Snuggles, Woody, Mom JoEllen & puppy Moses, Buddy, Lolly, Byron, Orion & Peanut(see photos below) out of kill shelters. So far in 2018, 590 dogs have been rescued. In 2017 we’ve helped free 904 dogs. In 2016, 250 dogs were freed. In 2015, 149 dogs were freed.

AND please for everyone who’s purchased a book could I humbly ask you to write a review when you’ve completed the read.  Amazon promotes and ranks books according to number of reviews in addition to sales. Every voice helps spread the word and that is an energy that can help a dog.

LINK TO PURCHASE ALL MY BOOKS and to see all reviews for all my books click on the books cover:

AMAZON U.S.

http://www.amazon.com/Paulette-Mahurin/e/B008MMDUGO/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1?qid=1467744666&sr=8-1 

AMAZON U.K.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_pdt_bl_sr?ie=UTF8&field-keywords=Paulette+Mahurin

And on all other Amazon sites around the world.

AMAZON RANKING

My books have been ranked in the top 100 best sellers on Amazon U.S. in their categories (historical fiction, teen and young adult, and literary fiction).  What an honor to be ranked #87  LITERARY FICTION BEST SELLER next to Paulo Coelho; incredible author of The Alchemist and The Pilgrimage.

Amazon Australia ranked my book NUMBER ONE in all it’s categories: Literary Fiction, Historical Fiction & Teen and Young Adult and is #3 best seller in the entire kindle bookstore.

And in Amazon U.K. it just made it to#1 Best Seller List in Teen & Young Adult Category and #3 in Historical Fiction Category and #24 best seller in the kindle books store.

NEW RELEASE AMAZON RANKING #3 FOR A DIFFERENT KIND OF ANGEL

RECENT REVIEWS FOR A DIFFERENT KIND OF ANGEL

AMAZON U.S.

5.0 out of 5 stars*****Realistic Historical Fiction

ByKayla Krantz, Author of Dead by Morningon November 17, 2018

Format: Kindle EditionVerified Purchase

A heartbreaking story about the truly horrible conditions of a woman’s insane asylum in the late 1800’s. A Different Kind of Angel is a fantastic historical piece that highlights the real-life agonies that women endured on Blackwell island. The story is narrated by a Russian Jew who escaped death in the Russian Kiev. When Klara first arrives at the asylum, she does not speak English and is subjected to many torturous nights of fear. When she meets another prisoner named Catherine, she realizes that kindness does exist. Catherine teaches Klara English, and the more she begins to understand, the worse she feels until Nellie is admitted in 1887, and her entire world is flipped upside down. I really felt for Klara and Catherine, who were admitted for no reason other than the fact that other people did not want to deal with them. It really made me think that a lot of women were subjected to unjust tortures and couldn’t do a thing about it.

Carol

5.0 out of 5 stars*****A must read!

November 12, 2018

Format: Kindle Edition

This is such a powerful story about a women’s insane asylum. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but was pleasantly surprised by the author’s writing. The characters were rich and well crafted, especially the villains. I’ll definitely be looking for more from Mahurin.

RECENT REVIEWS FOR HIS NAME WAS BEN

GOODREADS:

Nov 12, 2018 Kevin Cooper***** rated it it was amazing

Paulette captures the essence of emotions in gripping story of how two cancer patients find each other and fall in love.
It is a tale of highs and lows. It is the sense of the mixed emotions thats grasped me as a reader.There are the emotions one would expect from being diagnosed with the most aggressive forms of cancer… fear of the unknown and the known, despair and hopelessness. But there are other feelings involved: the fear of being rejected, of not being wanted and the fear of losing one’s womanhood or manhood.Add to the mix unhealthy family relationships that cause even more stress and anxiety with a complete lack of empathy and even sympathy.And then add…The desire to be accepted and loved. The hope of new trials and medications, The effects of cancer and the after affects of treatment; The realization of success/failure and The determination to make the most of life despite the odds.Well worth the read and all proceeds go to charity. 

RECENT REVIEWS FOR TO LIVE OUT LOUD

AMAZON U.K.

5.0 out of 5 stars*****The Dreyfus Affair

3 November 2018

Format: Kindle EditionVerified Purchase

I admit ignorance of French history and the circumstances covered in this book but boy, do I know about it now. The Dreyfus affair covers dark times of anti-semitism in the 1890s and the brave intervention of the writer Emile Zola who put his own life and reputation at risk by standing up for the man. This historical fictional account of those events is a real eye-opener and one cannot help but admire Emile Zola who risked all to follow his conscience.

RECENT REVIEWS FOR THE SEVEN YEAR DRESS

AMAZON U.S.

5.0 out of 5 stars*****Good read

ByBostonBloomeron October 31, 2018

Format: Kindle Edition

I enjoyed this very much. It’s a good read and holds your attention w out a lot of Gore. Gives a look into this when life of bravery.

RECENT REVIEWS FOR THE PERSECUTION OF MILDRED DUNLAP

AMAZON U.S.

4.0 out of 5 stars****Thought Provoking

November 9, 2018

Format: Kindle EditionVerified Purchase

The Persecution of Mildred Dunlap by Paulette Mahurin is a thought provoking story about hatred and prejudice in the late 1800s, much of which is still prevalent over a century later. The main characters are complex and rich, but I felt the main antagonist, Josie, who did a great job at making the reader despise her, was way over the top. I really wanted to see some type of confrontation between her and Mildred in the end. The later half of the book had me fervently flipping pages and I loved how each chapter heading included a quote from Oscar Wilde – good stuff.

GOODREADS:

Nov 12, 2018 Kevin Cooper***** rated it it was amazing

What a marvelous riveting read! The story really grabs the reader. I found myself expecting the worst for Mildred and Edra and actually dreading the ending. I’ll say no more as I don’t want to spoil it for others like myself who have never been familiar with the history behind the story. It’s not the kind of thing I normally read and I absolutely loved it!

DOGS RESCUED FROM KILL SHELTERS

Tina (named by rescue) has been rescued

Tina’s freedom photo

Tina with new sibling

Zoey has been rescued

Zoey’s freedom photo

Tango has been rescued

Tango’s freedom photo

Oscar has been rescued

Oscar’s freedom photo

Bubba’s been rescued

Bubba rescued with bonded sibling Brandy. Their freedom photo.

Leona has been rescued

Leona’s freedom photo

Roland has been rescued

Roland’s freedom photo in the car

Macgyver’s been rescued

Macgyver’s freedom photo

Misty has been rescued

Misty’s freedom photo

Roy’s been rescued

Roy’s freedom photo

Diego (named by rescue) has been rescued.

Diego’s freedom photo

Voltaire’s been rescued

Voltaire’s freedom photo

Cameron’s been rescued

Cameron’s freedom photo

Tyson’s been rescued

Tyson’s freedom photo

Haylie has been rescued

Haylie’s freedom photo

Trudy’s been rescued

Trudy’s freedom photo

Brooks has been rescued

Brooks’ freedom photo

Marla has been rescued

Marla’s freedom photo

Mischief has been rescued

Mischief’s freedom photo

Gwen has been rescued

Gwen’s freedom photo

Oliver has been rescued

Oliver’s freedom photo

Jackson has been rescued

Jackson’s freedom photo

Amadeus has been rescued

Amadeus’ freedom photo

Sunny (named by rescue) has been rescued

Sunny’s (named by rescue) freedom photo

Raquel has been rescued

Raquel’s freedom photo

Coco’s been rescued

Coco’s freedom photo

Faith & Hope, bonded siblings, have been rescued together. The other two dogs in the photo were already rescued.

Faith’s freedom photo

Hope’s freedom photo

Chico has been rescued

Chico’s freedom photo

Girl has been rescued

Girl’s freedom photo

Boy has been rescued

Sugar has been rescued

Girl, Boy, and Sugar’s freedom photo.

Snuggles has been rescued

Snuggles’ freedom photo

Woody has been rescued

Woody’s freedom photo

Mom JoEllen and puppy Moses (named by rescue) have been rescued

Mom JoEllen & her puppy Moses’ freedom photo

 

 

 

Moses’ freedom photo

Buddy’s been rescued

 

Buddy’s shelter information

 

 

Buddy’s freedom photo

 

Lolly has been rescued

 

 

Lolly’s freedom photo

 

 

 

Byron has been rescued

 

Byron’s freedom photo

 

Orion has been rescued

 

Orion’s freedom photo

 

 

Peanut has been rescued

 

Peanut’s freedom photo

 

Peanut bonding with new dad