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Sebastian Rotella's blog:
I'm happy and grateful to report that Kirkus Reviews has named Rip Crew one of the best mysteries and thrillers of 2018. Very nice to be included included along with such names as Laura Lippman, Daniel Silva and Dan Fesperman.
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Arelya J. Mitchell's blog:
Review by Arelya J. Mitchell
“The wretchedness of apartheid is ostensibly over, so the suffering of blacks, under the rule of other blacks, is somehow less sinister— which does not change the fact of its horror.”
I really did not want to start this review of Sisonke Msimang’s “Always Another Coun... Read more of this blog post »
“The wretchedness of apartheid is ostensibly over, so the suffering of blacks, under the rule of other blacks, is somehow less sinister— which does not change the fact of its horror.”
I really did not want to start this review of Sisonke Msimang’s “Always Another Coun... Read more of this blog post »
Laura Miller's blog:
Coming 2019! #newbook #forbiddenromance #smalltownlove
M. Gail Grant's blog:
Excited to announce that Magdalena Gottschalk: The Slippery Slope, is a 2018 NYC Big Book Awards Winner in Juvenile Fiction!
J.B. Richards's blog:
Amanda returns to a brand new beginning in Amy Proebstel’s epic saga, “Answering Ascension: Book Five of the Levels of Ascension” as her life shifts in mysterious and complicated ways when the creator of the universe reveals her destiny.
Prophecies loom large and destinies are met in Author Amy P... Read more of this blog post »
Arun D. Ellis's blog:
43Believe you can and you're halfway there.
Theodore Roosevelt
Mackie sipped his tea, strong and dark, just how he liked it, and bit into a large slice of Angel cake whilst Alb, Gerry and Mags looked down the inventory list he had made. Gerry whistled, Alb beamed and Mags ticked it off mentally ag... Read more of this blog post »
Suzanne Halliday's blog:
If you know anything about me you've probably heard the crazy story about how I stumbled into #AuthorWorld. It's a great tale full of snark, some sadness, karma and a huge dollop of humor.
I wrote my first book to kill time - keep my hands busy - and to give my bestselling author daughter, Ella Fo... Read more of this blog post »
I wrote my first book to kill time - keep my hands busy - and to give my bestselling author daughter, Ella Fo... Read more of this blog post »
Rabb Marcellus's blog:
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I have been posting comments on Facebook, Google+, Blogger and Goodreads. The comments I post on these sites shall always be my original compositions, with nothing “shared” from others. There will be no political messaging from me on these sites either. I reserve my political opinions, an... Read more of this blog post »
I have been posting comments on Facebook, Google+, Blogger and Goodreads. The comments I post on these sites shall always be my original compositions, with nothing “shared” from others. There will be no political messaging from me on these sites either. I reserve my political opinions, an... Read more of this blog post »
A.G. Howard's blog:
So thrilled with this glowing Kirkus review for my upcoming gothic fairy tale!
Don't forget the preorder incentive going on now through 1/14/19:
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Don't forget the preorder incentive going on now through 1/14/19:
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Cynthia Hamilton's blog:
It takes confidence as a writer to create irritatingly flawed protagonists whom the reader ultimately roots for. Author Catharine Riggs manages to achieve this feat in her debut novel, “What She Gave Away”. Not only does she walk that tricky path, she slyly coaxes the reader to empathize with the...
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William Massa's blog:
Jason Night is back as the war against the Shadow Cabal heats up and enters round 2.
Bigger monsters, deadlier spells, hotter monster girls.
You can grab your copy here:
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Bigger monsters, deadlier spells, hotter monster girls.
You can grab your copy here:
US: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07KDY1WG3
UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07KDY1WG3 Read more of this blog post »
Lisa Genova's blog:
A recent interview I did with the Boston Globe about what I'm reading, what I've read, and why I read.
BOOKS: Are there any types of books that are especially good for your brain?
GENOVA: Any book that keeps you mentally engaged. I don’t mean jumping around from Twitter to Instagram to e-mail. You... Read more of this blog post »
BOOKS: Are there any types of books that are especially good for your brain?
GENOVA: Any book that keeps you mentally engaged. I don’t mean jumping around from Twitter to Instagram to e-mail. You... Read more of this blog post »
Oliviu Craznic's blog:
490. Nu te apuca să combați o regulă decât dacă aceasta există.491. Dacă într-o dispută ignori complet ce spune celălalt, ești imbatabil.
Ceea ce devine evident și pentru unii dintre spectatori, dacă reușești să ridici și vocea.
492. Ai nevoie de geniu ca să ajungi la mintea prostului, dar, chia... Read more of this blog post »
J.R. Rain's blog:
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Scott Jones's blog:
Currently writing/editing my second book, which will be out sometime next year (hopefully). If you dig 80's sci-fi/action flicks like Aliens, Blade Runner, The Terminator and Robocop, I think you'll like it. While I'm doing this, I'm listening to Rob Zombie's commentary track for 31, anticipating...
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L.M. Roth's blog:
L.M. Roth The L. M. Roth Quiz of the Day is a quiz for those familiar with the books of L. M. Roth. If you are not familiar with the books of L. M. Roth, you’d better start cramming!
The answer to yesterday's quiz: Naomi hailed from Bethlehem in A Hope in the Dead of Night The Story of Ruth.
Today'... Read more of this blog post »
The answer to yesterday's quiz: Naomi hailed from Bethlehem in A Hope in the Dead of Night The Story of Ruth.
Today'... Read more of this blog post »
G. Rosemary Ludlow's blog:
"outstanding!" "fascinating story!" (from latest reviews)
Book 4 official launch.Checkout my BOOKSTOP.
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Book 4 official launch.Checkout my BOOKSTOP.
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Kelly Creagh's blog:
Just in time to make your Christmas creepy! And feel-goody and stay-up-past-your-bedtime-to-read-ish.
My crazy-fun and crazy-dark Christmas YA novel, Nickolas Claus: Ghosts of Christmas Past is now up for immediate purchase for Kindle and Print on Demand. I love this wacky book soooo much! So if y... Read more of this blog post »
My crazy-fun and crazy-dark Christmas YA novel, Nickolas Claus: Ghosts of Christmas Past is now up for immediate purchase for Kindle and Print on Demand. I love this wacky book soooo much! So if y... Read more of this blog post »
Donald Allen Kirch's blog:
A brave knight is wrongfully cursed, turning him into the most beautiful woman on the planet. To reverse this spell, "she" must form a quest to seek out the Wicca Master who cast the spell, hopefully changing her mind.
Along the way, the knight falls in love with her squire, battles vampires, he... Read more of this blog post »
Michael L. Salvador's blog:
In Revelations, chapter 20, it speaks of the 1,000 years of peace after the serpent has been subdued. What if the 1,000 years of peace is actually ... 7,000 years.
In my opinion, 1,000 years seems too short of time for the serpent to be released from the abyss to tempt the world again. But if you... Read more of this blog post »
In my opinion, 1,000 years seems too short of time for the serpent to be released from the abyss to tempt the world again. But if you... Read more of this blog post »
Melissa Foster's blog:
Did you know that I have a fantastic Love in Bloom coloring book full of hunky heroes?
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Color yourself happy and de-stress with this adult coloring book. 40+ Coloring pages for you to set your imagination free!
Have fun creating your own eye candy!
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Color yourself happy and de-stress with this adult coloring book. 40+ Coloring pages for you to set your imagination free!
Have fun creating your own eye candy!
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Cameron Johnston's blog:
Hello my Hungarian friends,
The Traitor God will be coming out in a Hungarian language edition on November 23rd. I do wonder how they translated all those inventive swear words...
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The Traitor God will be coming out in a Hungarian language edition on November 23rd. I do wonder how they translated all those inventive swear words...
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Michael D'Agostino's blog:
Black comedy, "Too Good For The Hood" rose to number one on 11/11/2018 in the Amazon free store in the genre of humorous fiction. FREE FOR A LIMITED TIME.
F.G. Cottam's blog:
I've launched a creative writing consultancy. Part of the reason is seeing shelves-full of books on the theme of writing a bestseller by people who have never written a single word of published fiction. Most of the reason is to create another income strand doing something I honestly believe I'm q...
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Brooke St. James's blog:
Hey there!
I just wanted to let you know that Treat You Better (The Family Stone Book 3) is now available! You can download it for only $0.99 or read for free with Kindle Unlimited.
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Have a great week and God bless!
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I just wanted to let you know that Treat You Better (The Family Stone Book 3) is now available! You can download it for only $0.99 or read for free with Kindle Unlimited.
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Have a great week and God bless!
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Randall Reneau's blog:
The Paloma Crossing was named best fiction - 2018 by the Amelia Island Book Festival. Awards presented by NYTBS, Steve Berry. Lee Child was also on hand to meet with winners!
F.X. Holden's blog:
Pick up a copy if you haven't already, all sales to charity this holiday season!
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"Impossible to put down. The action is intense and the plot unique. It soars along at a fast pace. This story is unmissable."
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"Impossible to put down. The action is intense and the plot unique. It soars along at a fast pace. This story is unmissable."
- 5 Star Review from Anne-Marie Reynolds for Reader... Read more of this blog post »
Howard Kaplan's blog:
To Destroy Jerusalem
http://israelbehindthenews.com/to-des...
Reviewed by David Bedein, Israel Resource News Agency
TO DESTROY JERUSALEM, Kaplan’s fifth gripping Middle East thriller, is his longest and most ambitious to date. A historical novel set in 1990, the action races around the globe from Je... Read more of this blog post »
http://israelbehindthenews.com/to-des...
Reviewed by David Bedein, Israel Resource News Agency
TO DESTROY JERUSALEM, Kaplan’s fifth gripping Middle East thriller, is his longest and most ambitious to date. A historical novel set in 1990, the action races around the globe from Je... Read more of this blog post »
Zhana's blog:
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Jasmine Farrell's blog:
Grab your kindle copy of Long Live Phoenixes for FREE today and tomorrow ONLY!
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Kristi Zeyn's blog:
When we were born,
Death stood by our soul
And waited for her toll.
When we will die,
On the funeral stand
Holy Life will give us a hand.
"Black angel white demon: singed by darkness" Coming! Read more of this blog post »
David Daniel's blog:
Prana Del Mar in Los Cabos, Mexico is a divine little yoga retreat tucked away on the Sea of Cortez. Upon our arrival in Los Cabos, I didn’t really have any expectations for what was ahead. Adi asked me if I would attend a Yoga Nidra Certification class with her to enhance her credentials and I f...
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Hanna Dare's blog:
It’s here!! The gay sci-fi romance, THE WAYWARD PRINCE, is now available on Amazon! Get it this week for a special launch price – or read it for free in Kindle Unlimited.
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Jessica Lauryn's blog:
When I was in junior high, a number of the kids in my class went out and purchased the same Tommy Hilfiger jacket, all in different colors. With billions of fashion items available for sale in the market, their statement had obviously been a planned one, and one thing was clear. A trend had been...
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A. Kaylee Harrison's blog:
Most girls want makeup, shoes, or school break. I want the impossible.
Impossible because my family doesn’t want to go into debt, because my family has more than the average 2.1 kids, and because people no longer see children as the blessings they are.
But I believe in the impossible for many reaso... Read more of this blog post »
Impossible because my family doesn’t want to go into debt, because my family has more than the average 2.1 kids, and because people no longer see children as the blessings they are.
But I believe in the impossible for many reaso... Read more of this blog post »
K.A. Ashcomb's blog:
[image error]Back to reading good old Philip K. Dick, whose near future novels with distorted societies have always spoken to me. But not this time, and I think it is because I listened to this book in an audio format. I’m sure I missed something. The topic itself is interesting. The book handles...
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Rob Himmel's blog:
Dopo tanta attesa, La progenie di Abaddon, è ordinabile dal sito della casa editrice (spedizione gratuita) e negli e-store. Vi ricordo che è stato pubblicato dalla DZ Edizioni, è un fantasy dalle tonalità cupe, dark, ed è autoconclusivo, quindi non facente parte di una saga. (Cover by Antonello V...
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Jimmie Aaron Kepler's blog:
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Part of learning to live with a chronic illness is allowing the Lord to be your helper.
When you or our loved one faces a chronic or severe illness, you need the Lord’s helper as our helper. You also need the courage to face the next hour and the challenges of everyday living. With C...
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Patricia Otto's blog:
It's coming.
I'm getting there. Two steps forward, one back. But, I'm getting there. I have loaded my story into my formatting program and I'm doing a final once over to make sure it didn't load wonky.
When I'm in the last lap, I have a tendency to hate the book. I 'll bet I'm not alone in this. Y... Read more of this blog post »
I'm getting there. Two steps forward, one back. But, I'm getting there. I have loaded my story into my formatting program and I'm doing a final once over to make sure it didn't load wonky.
When I'm in the last lap, I have a tendency to hate the book. I 'll bet I'm not alone in this. Y... Read more of this blog post »
A.L.S. Vossler's blog:
Here it is, November once again! And here am I, in the thick of NaNoWriMo once again! You might imagine that the fact I am doing NaNo may not speak well to the progress I am making on Scylla, and well, you would imagine correctly. I have not touched Scylla since mid-October. I have instead … Cont...
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Alan Jacobs's blog:
Writers generally don’t get to choose the titles of their pieces, but the confusion in the title and subtitle of this report by Alexandra Kralick — Are we talking about sex or gender? I mean, it’s not like bones could tell you anything about gender — is reflected in the report itself. Sometimes i...
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Arturo Urbanos's blog:
¡Hola a todos! Esta entrada es la sexta de una sección donde me dedico exclusivamente a hablar de historias cortas que pueden ser relatos o novelas cortas (o una antología completa). A este formato de historias se les suele tener muy olvidados (o incluso despreciados) cuando pueden ser iguales o...
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Interview with Barbara Kingsolver
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Interview with Barbara Kingsolver
What happens when you've done everything right, but you can't pay your bills?
That's one of the questions Barbara Kingsolver probes in her new novel, Unsheltered . Weaving between the present and the past, it follows two families in Vineland, New Jersey, living in different moments of cultural crisis....more
That's one of the questions Barbara Kingsolver probes in her new novel, Unsheltered . Weaving between the present and the past, it follows two families in Vineland, New Jersey, living in different moments of cultural crisis....more
Interview with Tana French
Dublin crime novelist Tana French has the kind of critical reviews that other writers would…well, die for. Her debut murder mystery,
In the Woods
, won rave reviews and multiple literary prizes upon its release in 2007. Since then, her books have tended to haunt the bestseller lists, on both sides of the pond, and for months at a time. British newspaper The Independent has dubbed French "The First Lady of Irish Crime," and The Washington Post says she is the most important crime novelist to emerge in the past ten years. ...more
