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Victor Rose's blog:
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Roxanne Rhoads's blog:
Book Musings - Through Her Eyes by Deborah Camp #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/JcgQ30erHQT
Hunted: A Jonathan Harker Novel by Christopher Draven #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/Iy3q30erH5b
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David M. Tyler's blog:
صونيا خضر's blog:
Ann Patchett's blog:
K.T. Munson's blog:
Summary:
Ever since the Z-virus wiped out humanity, Eden spends her days rescuing animals from the undead and her nights avoiding Mike—the sexy alpha male soldier who wants to claim her for his own. He’s too intense, dominating, and overprotective—everything Eden doesn’t want in a man. Even worse,...
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Rusty Knight, Kenneth Shumaker's blog:
By Kenneth Shumaker
Issue 004
July 10, 2017
Goodreads August 16, 2017
‘Is building a business like playing a video game?’
I find that as I’m building my business, I keep returning to computer gaming to relieve stress and relax. It helps, and then the other day it hit me: building my... Read more of this blog post »
Elizabeth Roebuck-Jones's blog:
Lyssa Dering's blog:
How to Love a Monster is out now on Amazon in both ebook and paperback. The ebook version is enrolled in Kindle Unlimited with a limited-time release price of $0.99.
Reviews are coming in, and they’re looking pretty good!How to Love a Monster is a The Romance Reviews Top Pick with a 5-star revie...
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Joseph Anthony's blog:
Ruby Dixon's blog:
Emma Arroyo knows this. She also knows that the big golden dragon captured by her brother’s biker gang is in trouble, and it’s all her fault. He followed her scent, and now his life is in danger.
She has to fix this, somehow. If she could talk to the dragon, t... Read more of this blog post »
Heather Rose Jones's blog:
When I thought about what I wanted to do to extend my trip a little (because it seems silly to fly all the way to Europe and not do a bit of extra traveling), I decided that rather than focus on museums and castles and whatnot, I wanted to spend the time visiting...
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Aaron R. Denham's blog:
The following is a second excerpt from my recent book, Spirit Children: Illness, Poverty, and Infanticide in Northern Ghana. Within rural Northern Ghana, the Nankani people describe how disabled or ill children and those whose births coincide with tragic events are spirit children sent from the...
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Faleena Hopkins's blog:
Just in time for Pre-Season Games, a fictional football romance about the Falcons' star quarterback, went live yesterday...and as I type this is now ranked 28 in all of Amazon, all genres.It's the story of a football hero who falls for a girl who's in a bad relationship. He loves Wren's humor,... Read more of this blog post »
Heather Holleman's blog:
Crina Popescu's blog:
Azi am ieșit să mănânc o pizza, singură… Dar stai, nu eram singură! M-a intrebat cineva dacă n-aș vrea companie, i-am răspus că nu, am laptop-ul la mine… L-am pus pe masă și puff, o notificare de la Facebook…
Așa începe conversația: Cine e Facebook?
Daca ne uităm mai atent, o personă, un “El” – Fac...
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Lilliana Vázquez's blog:
TODAY’s Lilliana Vazquez sits down with Channing Tatum, who says Daniel Craig is “amazing” in Tatum’s new heist film “Logan Lucky”: “The man can do anything.” He also talks about being in the upcoming “Kingsman” sequel and shows off sneakers featuring a design by his 4-year-old daughter.
The post...
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Diane Stringam Tolley's blog:
The Sweet and Innocent Grade Ones. Really.In the sixties, schools had strict rules.Breaking said rules carried punishments.1. A severe ‘talking to’.2. Being kept in at recess or lunch hour.Or *shudder* 3. being sent to the *gasp* principal’s office. Where there was always the looming specter of...
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S.B. Norton's blog:
My editing partner, my lovely partner Michelle, is a chapter from the end and she seems pretty happy with it. Which generally means it's good (she's tough) - so I am smiling. Bit o... Read more of this blog post »
Rachel Manija Brown's blog:
Obviously, this could be dangerous. But I am not letting LITERAL NAZIS... Read more of this blog post »
Sameena Jehanzeb's blog:
Penny Reid's blog:
Signed paperback copies of ‘Beard in Mind’ are available in the Ninja Store! Buy one for your neighbor, your grandma, or the village jester! Click here to fulfill your dreams Read more of this blog post »
Tasha Brandstatter's blog:
Tired of the same old historical romances? Fear not! I'm here to shake you out of your historical romance rut with a list of awesome books featuring characters of color, not to mention unusual settings and time periods. It's guaranteed to put some diversity back in your romantic reading. Read more of this blog post »
Marguerite Bennett's blog:
Read more of this blog post »I FOUND MY PATRONUS ANIMAL! MEET…. THE SHAME-FACED CRAB:
JUST LOOK AT THAT FACE:
IT IS CLEARLY NERVOUS AROUND EVERYONE AND EVERYTHING AND WAITING FOR SOMETHING BAD TO HAPPEN
LOOK AT THEM AWKWARDLY SCUTTLING OUT OF A SOCIAL SITUATION:
LOOK AT THEM HARRUMPHING AT BEING TOLD ATTENDAN...
Galina Krasskova's blog:
[image error]I saw someone on Facebook today opining that the tattoo they’d gotten so proudly to honor their Gods was now being taken over by a neo-Nazi group. No. Many things can be corrupted and coopted but it doesn’t change the inherent nature of those things. It may alter our perceptions, yes...
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Chris Riddell's blog:
Kate Tilton's blog:
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David L. Dahl's blog:
[image error]His hands hurt. Yeah, he should’ve worn a jacket. He had thought about wearing one, but gee-whiz, it couldn’t be that cold. After all, it was barely August, but cold it was.
He liked walking in the morning, early in the morning. Today, like most days, he started around 6:30. Although...
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Dorothy Wiley's blog:
eBook is free for five days, 8/16 - 20. This novel has a 4.6 Amazon star rating! Here are just two of the 180 five-star reviews:
"I can't put these books down! Amazing storylines and such fantastic flow!! Dorothy knows how to bring the reader into the story! I can just see the beauty of the area... Read more of this blog post »
Dekker Newman's blog:
Malia Zaidi's blog:
This Week in Books is a fun meme hosted by Lipsyy Lost and Found. In this post I look back on a book I've finished, highlight one I am currently reading, and one I will read in the near future. What are you reading these days?
THEN: I finished The Lying Game by Ruth Ware. Even though most readers...
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Tom Pollard's blog:
You’ll have to forgive me if I waffle a little in this one folks. I couldn’t seem to keep it as short as I wanted it and I’ve always been a firm believer in the philosophy that something is finished when it’s finished. Though I am assured that rather than it waffling, it’s more conversational....
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Bethany Helwig's blog:
It’s here! I present to you the cover for THE GHOSTS OF YESTERYEAR, book #3 of the International Monster Slayers series:
Book #3 launches October 17, 2017! I’m really excited to share this next installment with all of you. As always, stay tuned for special extras to come in the future!
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Luvvie Ajayi's blog:
Back in May, I posted a photo on my Instagram account of me scheming and dreaming with Glennon Doyle and Abby Wambach. They are bad-asses and I was hyped to be working on something amazing with the now married duo!
Well, I’m finally excited to announce that this fall, I’m going on the Together...
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Guillermo Martínez's blog:
La zamba que cantaba el Che en Bolivia.Gracias, Alberto!
Letra
Romperá la tarde mi voz,hasta el eco de ayer,voy quedándome solo al final,muerto de sed, harto de andarpero sigo creciendo en el sol, vivo.
Era el tiempo viejo la flor, la madera frutal,luego el hacha se puso a golpear,verse caer, sólo r... Read more of this blog post »
Chris Goff's blog:
The theme for the Rogue Women Writers this month is...sex. Well, an interesting topic to be sure. If you're writing an international thriller featuring espionage, you might want to consider giving your protagonist a romp in between missions. After doing a little research on the hi...
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Claire Handscombe's blog:
British books out in the US today include The Doll Funeral[image error] by Kate Hamer, The Party[image error] by Elizabeth Day, and Living the Dream[image error] by Lauren Berry.
This week’s excerpted novel at The Pool is The Readymade Thief[image error] by Augustus Rose.
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Newton Nitro's blog:
STAR WARS e a Filosofia Jedi | NITROBLOG 001 #starwars #video #jedicon2017
STAR WARS e a Filosofia Jedi | NITROBLOG 001 #starwars
Tema desse episódio do NITROBLOG, meu vlog sobre cultura nerd:
STAR WARS e a Filosofia Jedi – Palestra feita para a Jedicon 2017, Belo Horizonte, à convite do Conselh...
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Susan Coventry's blog:
The Kindle edition of Better Than Fiction is free for five days only! Grab your copy of this sexy office romance today and please be sure to leave a review!
The post Better Than Fiction FREE! appeared first on Susan Coventry.
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Agatha Noveille's blog:
Herb gardening is all about timing and cycles. We have a zone 7 garden, and late summer and fall can be a bit of a slump in terms of harvesting.
Generally, herbs harvested for their leaves are best harvested right before blooming. If you have been pinching back the tops on your herbs to delay bloo... Read more of this blog post »
Michael Dante DiMartino's blog:
Read more of this blog post »Mike and I were invited back to Nickelodeon last week to do a Q&A with an awesome group of interns and former interns now working at the studio (two of whom are former students of mine). They asked lots of thoughtful questions and hopefully we had something useful to impart in...
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