Click the banner to follow the tour Featuring paranormal fantasy Servant by Patrick R. Field Not long after their move into Blackstone, married couple Mitch and Buck begin to witness strange sightings of shadowy figures, physical manifestations and inexplicable events taking place in the former Sheppard family estate nestled in the Northern Poconos of Pennsylvania. … Continue reading Excerpt+Giveaway: Servant by Patrick R. Field
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Guest Post: Create a Discussion Guide for Your Book by Joy E. Held
A little-known fact about me (mostly because I don’t overly publicize it) is that when I’m not writing or editing, I write study guides for fiction novels. And so when Joy approached me about helping to promote her upcoming course on creating a discussion guide for your book, I jumped on the idea. The study … Continue reading Guest Post: Create a Discussion Guide for Your Book by Joy E. Held
Review+Giveaway: The Babel Apocalypse by Vyvyan Evans
Click the banner to follow the tour Review of science fiction novel The Babel Apocalypse by Vyvyan Evans Language is no longer learned, but streamed to neural implants regulated by lang-laws. Those who can't afford language streaming services are feral, living on the fringes of society. Big tech corporations control language, the world’s most valuable … Continue reading Review+Giveaway: The Babel Apocalypse by Vyvyan Evans
Excerpt+Giveaway: Soul of Iron by January Bain
Click the banner to follow the tour Featuring paranormal romance Soul of Iron by January Bain Book two in the Sin City Kilts series Can two wild souls survive the storm? Mira, a zoologist and secret cryptozoologist at Vegas Zoo, has observed an unusual wolf prowling the confines of the zoo and her own property. … Continue reading Excerpt+Giveaway: Soul of Iron by January Bain
Interview+Giveaway: Imaginary Friends by Chad Musick
Click the banner to follow the tour Interview with Chad Musick, author of YA magical realism Imaginary Friends If the delivery had been a demonic bowling alley or a mermaid’s grotto, Ivy would have sent it away. She has standards, after all. But she can’t refuse a magical Library, especially when they’ve gone to the … Continue reading Interview+Giveaway: Imaginary Friends by Chad Musick
Excerpt+Giveaway: Shattered by Cassie Swindon
Click the banner to follow the tour Featuring fantasy romance Shattered by Cassie Swindon Darkness is gnawing at my soul. The shadows swallow me a little more each day. But someone needs to destroy Elana Elidi. And I may be the only one who can. There’s a spell to stop her from destroying the remaining … Continue reading Excerpt+Giveaway: Shattered by Cassie Swindon
Review: Dark Secrets by Aidan Lucid
Dark secrets tarnish their existence, and only the truth can save them now… When Jessica Barlow finds a knife plunged into her pillow after having a dark, sinister dream, she quickly realizes that it is more than a figment of her imagination. She reaches out to her long-time psychic friend Jared Duval. When Jared makes … Continue reading Review: Dark Secrets by Aidan Lucid
New Releases, Fairy Tales, and Freebies–Oh My!
Happy June! I'm kicking off the month with a flood of new reading material for you. I've teamed up with some great authors to offer three lists of books for your reading pleasure. So sit back, click away, and find some new books to read! Ready, here we go... New Releases Over 30 books released … Continue reading New Releases, Fairy Tales, and Freebies–Oh My!
Review+Giveaway: The Not so True Adventures of Brandon, Josh, and Adam by Barry Fellinger
Click the banner to follow the tour Review of childrens fiction The Not so True Adventures of Brandon, Josh, and Adam by Barry Fellinger Eleven-year-old cousins Brandon and Josh return home safely at the end of their Almost True Adventure, only to discover that their cousin Adam has been captured by the very same aliens … Continue reading Review+Giveaway: The Not so True Adventures of Brandon, Josh, and Adam by Barry Fellinger
Through the Years: 5 Songs That Change as I Get Older
“The more I know, the less I understand,” sang rock legend Don Henley, and after surviving my teens, twenties, and (in September) half my thirties, I’m starting to think he’s right. The long and short of it is that life changes us, often while we aren’t looking. You think you understand something, and then you … Continue reading Through the Years: 5 Songs That Change as I Get Older