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Preview the first THREE chapters here: https://amzn.to/2rUfWZg
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Yes, the rumors are true. Rinda and I have gone back into the Unbreakable Bonds series to bring you the wedding event of the year.

This has been one of the hardest secrets we have ever had to keep. We’ve been talking about doing a wedding novella for Lucas and Andrei since they were first engaged... Read more of this blog post »

Caddyshack: The Making of a Hollywood Cinderella Story by Chris Nashawaty

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


Caddyshack, a classic comedy from 1980 featuring Bill Murray, Chevy Chase, and Rodney Dangerfield, has a backstory that is as interesting as the movie itself. And Chis Nashawaty’s book may serve as th... Read more of this blog post »

As USA Today reports, dogs are being saved from euthanasia at animal shelters and trained for canine-human rescue units by the National Disaster Search Dog Foundation (SDF). According to the newspaper:

The SDF is a one-of-a-kind nonprofit organization that trains dogs rescued from shelters to beco...

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Boy Erased: A Memoir of Identity, Faith, and Family by Garrard Conley

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


This a beautiful and heartbreaking book. Yes, I did know something of how it ends--he wouldn't be writing this book if he had not escaped conversion therapy. He does. "when faced with a harrowing and brut... Read more of this blog post »

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Writing villains is easy. Writing GOOD villains is substantially more difficult. As with any character, they need to have a reason to exist, and often a reason for their evil. They have to have motivations that are grounded in reality, motivations that make sense. Even if that sense is twisted, w... Read more of this blog post »

My first novel of STILL LOVING YOU ranked #14 out of #33 books as #heated.

The Reluctant Racist is nearing completion. This is the summary I came up with for when people ask me what my new novel is about: The Reluctant Racist is the story of Jackie, a white woman who is trying to come to grips with the fact that she is a racist when it comes to any non-white person, alt... Read more of this blog post »

Enjoy your sneak peek of my new YA space fantasy, Fostered Reality (ARC Reader invitation below)

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Light blasted from the glowing jagged line. It was like the universe had ripped. I cupped my hands over my eyes and watched as a round metal object the size of a car emerged. The light must have be... Read more of this blog post »

Hi guys, just wanted to let you know that I have a new shifter story out - bears this time. It's called "Bear Faced Liar" and it's a contemporary, featuring a heroine with amnesia!

I thought I'd take a little break from Karadok before starting Roland's story (Vawdrey Brothers book 3). Having said... Read more of this blog post »

Today is the last day to get the entire Ruthless series for less than the price of one of the books! Binge reading my entire Ruthless rockstar romance series has never been easier...or cheaper!

Ruthless



Amazon US: http://bit.ly/BoxedSetSale
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Amazon CA: http://bi... Read more of this blog post »

Lunch with his fiancé. Alerich stood beside the corral gate, watching Celia’s car arrive. That was going to take some getting used to. Lunch with his fiancé. His grandmother, Hildreth, the matron of both House Ashimar and House Van de Mere, considered it the arrangement of the decade, and it seem... Read more of this blog post »

It's here! Our newest booklist features texts that celebrate FANTASTIC FEMALE characters – both real and fictional – as recommended by our community of teachers, TAs, librarians and children's authors! https://t.co/lNvzChTz6v

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Finding Heaven in the Dark

William L. Ingram

Memoir, Christian Nonfiction, Religion And Spirituality

Reviews From Our Readers

Readers have said this book is:

Inspirational (18) Easy-to-read (13) Informative (12) Realistic (9) Original (6)

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I recommend this book

This gentleman talked abo...

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How did the book come to be named?

I of the Hurricane: Eating Up a Storm was written by Kali. Sadly, Kali died in 2012 but she left her manuscript to her sister, Sema Gurun, and her friend, Stephanie Rugoff. Kali had entitled it I of the Hurricane. We formed Sasfork Productions in order to carry o... Read more of this blog post »

Is it only me or are some extremely important issues so obvious but an absolute age is taken to do anything to rectify them? We live in a fast-paced and policy-driven society whereby much is done to seemingly show that people are put at the heart of political momentum yet it has taken months for... Read more of this blog post »

Alas, I am down two editors (I had four). I understand that life must be lived, but really people, do you have to prioritize your weddings over my book? I mean, weddings. Really? Both of you? The same year? Within a month of each other? Goodness, really! How is your happily ever after more import... Read more of this blog post »

We're sleeping with psychopaths for the next 6 days, looking at everything from the ultimate psychopath: Gray Raoul, to the complex interplay between Jack and Martin Harrison. There's also a giveaway to win copies of Psychopaths & Sinners: Don't book 5

Yesterday I was over at Boy Meets Boy Rev... Read more of this blog post »

I just got off the phone with CreateSpace to request that they add the review from BookWorks (see below) to the others in my book. I was shocked to learn that they no longer have teams working on interior or cover changes to the books they publish. I would have to hire a freelancer to add the cha... Read more of this blog post »

There's been a lot of talk recently about what it means for Uranus, planet of earthquakes, instability and deep quirkiness and individuality, to change signs from Aries to Taurus. This week's New Moon, also in Taurus, gives us a bit of a sneak peek.

Taurus is a Fixed Earth Sign that prefers comfor... Read more of this blog post »

Well today is the day. My second book; Walk Sleep Repeat has just gone live and the nerves have hit. It's about my hike across the stunning West Highland Way in Scotland. It was a very different experience to write this one when I compare it with my first book. For a start I never had any idea th... Read more of this blog post »

I’m happy to announce the publication of my full-length, omnibus-edition, historical fiction novel (paperback and ebook) about the birth of New York City and its centerpiece island: Manhattan.

PREMISE: An inventive Native American battles Dutch and English explorers, traders, and settlers at the 1... Read more of this blog post »

Hello colleagues and friends! No, I haven't switched to writing about scientific phenomenon. The full title of my next book is Microwaves: Short Science Fiction for the Digital Era. It is a collection of short stories I've been writing for the past two years, and now I feel the time is right to b... Read more of this blog post »

I am so excited! LOVE'S WHISPER is available for preorder!!!

This is my TENTH (I can't believe it) novel and will be released July 13 at a special preorder price of $2.99 for the eBook. Danger and beauty, trials and heroism, faith and family, at the heart of the American frontier. A sweet histor... Read more of this blog post »

Anyone have any suggestion for a good fantasy thriller or suspense novel?

Chinese proverb:
The person who removes a mountain begins by carrying away small stones.
Remember: Don't tell God how big your problems are.
Tell your problems how big your God is.
But then again what do I know?
Hope you are beating your problems today!

Long time no see in all of this. Life has been rather busy and draining lately. I'm looking to make some changes to alleviate all of that.

You know what's really hard to do in life? Insult someone who has already laid claim to the word you're trying to use an insult. About two months ago (give or... Read more of this blog post »

I would love to see you at one of the upcoming events for my newest novel!

I'm excited to announce my interview on the BBC World Service is airing around the world today multiple times to millions of people. My 4-min section on #transhumanism starts at 10:50. My #libertarian Governor campaign is also mentioned. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3cs... Read more of this blog post »

On Tuesday and Wednesday of this week (5/22 and 5/23),
SHAKESPEARE'S SKULL: A NOVEL IN FIVE ACTS
will be available for FREE on Amazon Kindle.
https://amzn.to/2wUldVL

Are you an author? What are your books about? Have you ever been to a renaissance fair?

What the heck are you waiting for?

I know that's a lot of questions. So, why am I asking? Damn, that was another question.

I just finished two weeks (two weekends actually) as an author/vendor at the NH Renaissan... Read more of this blog post »

Chapter 6

Rigby and Perry were in the Ackerman’s café before the rooster had crowed. Mr. Ackerman had made them each a plate of biscuits and sausage gravy along with two fried eggs and large mugs of coffee. They were out on horseback as the sun began to cast its morning glow among the trees of the... Read more of this blog post »

This may never get beyond the stage of a daydream, but I am think about writing a book, or just a chapbook, of poetry about leaves. It could be an occasion for some neat illustrations.

White Plains, NY 10601

WHICH LEAF?

And I said, “Let grief be a fallen leaf at the dawning of the day”
---Patrick Ka... Read more of this blog post »

HEY FOLKS!

Swoons Reads/Macmillan just posted the Q&A I did with them on their blog! I talk about my favorite moment in "Lost in the Never Woods", my fancasts for the characters, and what my all-time favorite retelling is!

Click the image above to read the whole interview! Here's a little sni... Read more of this blog post »

I am currently offering one of my ebooks for FREE on Amazon: Kindle from May 21-25th! The Valley: The Hardest Truth. It is volume two of the series. More info about the novel can be found on Goodreads or Amazon, as well as my personal website, http://www.arynlane.com.
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From the Midwest Book Review
The American History Shelf
Lone Star Books/TwoDot/Globe Pequot
www.globepequot.com

Two fine history books are recommended picks for history collections. Howard Kazanjian and Chris Enss' The Trials of Annie Oakley (9781493017461, $24.95) provides a biographical coverage th... Read more of this blog post »

Just to say, that Salt Lane is out now in the UK, and next month in the US. Thanks to all of you who have made such kind comments about it so far.

Val McDermid generously said it's "Taut, terrifying and timely" and Peter James says it's my best book yet.

If you've read it, I'm always grateful for... Read more of this blog post »

I’m over on LOVEROMANCEREADS today talking about the first time I ever did….this. 

HI Everyone!
I'm so excited that on June 23rd I will be appearing at BookHampton for a conversation with Alafair Burke. Burke, a bestselling author, has a new book called 'The Wife," which will be a major motion picture released by Amazon in theaters. The good news is Burke will be writing the scr... Read more of this blog post »

HI Everyone!
I'm so excited that on June 23rd I will be appearing at BookHampton for a conversation with Alafair Burke. Burke, a bestselling author, has a new book called 'The Wife," which will be a major motion picture released by Amazon in theaters. The good news is Burke will be writing the scr... Read more of this blog post »

Again, I'll keep this brief. I value each and every one of you, my dear readers, and I hope to continue sending you info about stories that spark your imagination, your heart, and your body. With that in mind...

On May 25, 2018, the new General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR") comes into effect... Read more of this blog post »

A cool review in 49th Shelf by renowned Canadian poet Alice Major on my poems, More Life Coming Up, After the Break(down):

“This collection is approachable and often very funny. Her voice is quirky, observant, and the characters in her poems have a sitcom-like immediacy: the teenage boys (“consid... Read more of this blog post »

Did you see the cover for Cross today?
*heart eyes*
I'm so, so excited about this release on Friday. Yay!

Enter to win a $25 Gift Card to your favorite store by clicking here: http://bit.ly/CrossCoverGA

Cross Amazon Alerts:
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via text ---> text adriana to... Read more of this blog post »

As a wellness coach, I often work with women who feel like their body is never good enough. I began noticing how many women were measuring their self-worth by the number on the scales, the price tag of their clothes, their homes, their cars, and the status of their social groups.

I could relate. I... Read more of this blog post »

In the Kitchen with Abigail Drake… Recipe for Turkish Baklava #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/9kWe30k6eHx

Guest Blog "Monsterland Reanimated" by Michael Okon #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/yauK30k6eBV

An Interview with ARK Author, Jesse Miller *Excerpt-Giveaway* #bewitchingbooktours http://ow... Read more of this blog post »