The Paradise Chapter by Blake Salazar

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources and @BlakeSalazar for letting me part of this tour and reviewing this book. The paradise chapter is very intresting read and i was very jealous they could drop everything to go to tropical paradise.I would like that. I liked how each chapter was about different character and it was first narrative made me connect with the characters better and understand them. The book was very well written and enjoyable. This is a very different read to what i normally read but i definatly recommend this book. 5 stars. The Paradise Chapter: A Digital Nomad Adventures novel Have you ever dreamed of leaving your job and humdrum life behind? Have you ever wanted your vacation to continue indefinitely? Have you ever fantasized about dropping everything you know and boarding a plane to the other side of the world? The Paradise Chapter follows a group of characters who answered YES to all those questions and have become DIGITAL NOMADS. Lose yourself in a tropical paradise and experience the intoxicating freedom, fun and adventures of a diverse bunch of location independent workers who have decided that the office is wherever they can find Wi-Fi. This is the debut novel from a real-life digital nomad. If you like the wild adventures of The Beach combined with the thirst for life of Eat, Pray, Love, then you'll love The Paradise Chapter. Purchase Links https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08VJKPM8J https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08VJKPM8J https://books2read.com/u/mqgPrv Author Bio – Blake Salazar is a European writer who managed, a few years ago, to throw off the shackles of the rat-race and travel the world as one of a growing breed of "digital nomads". Blake has a remote day job that allows them to work from anywhere, so they have chosen to be EVERYwhere. Blake has ticked off all continents from their bucket list, and shows no signs of stopping. The Digital Nomad Adventure series is their first work of fiction: the inspiration from this nomadic lifestyle was too much of a temptation! Social Media Links – https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100066429552703 Twitter https://twitter.com/BlakeSalazar_

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