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Hi everyone! To celebrate QPQ almost having 150 ratings (and also just because), I put the book on sale. For a limited time, you can buy it for 99c in the Kindle store!

https://www.amazon.com/Quid-Pro-Quo-s...

It's a dark stepbrother romance (a villain one, I would say!) with dubious consent and vario Read more of this blog post »

I'm continuing to reflect on my favorite books of all time. This week I'm adding one that I suspect many of you have not read, but I hope to convince you to check it out. A few years ago, a friend gifted me a personalized copy of "Invincible, Indiana" by Nate Dunlevy. Is there any better way to get Read more of this blog post »

Did you think it would be that easy…?

IT CONTINUES…

DARKCHILDE…Book 2 in the DARKENED series…#out NOW!!!

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01JGQ3ISE/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p1_i2

Are you someone…or no one…?

#dystopian #paranormal #vampires

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Just finished reading "Lassie and The Shabby Sheik," written by George S. Elrick and published by Whitman as the 27th title in it's 2000 series of Big Little Books published in hardcover back in 1968.
Now a cautionary tale - while I collect Big Little Books, I rarely read any of them unless I can fin Read more of this blog post »

Do you love single-father romances?

Then you should definitely try one of these out from me!

The Hacker (Forbidden Romance):
Amazon: https://amzn.to/3ui02FA
Available with Kindle Unlimited

Just So Far Away (Second Chance Romance):
Amazon: https://amzn.to/3gouj1E
Available with Kindle Unlimited

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Good day,

My ebook "Demystifying Enlightenment" is currently on sale for .99 until Friday, June 25th on Amazon in the US/UK.

US Link:
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Have you heard? Holy shit have you heard? The aliens have come!

But I ask you, what is more likely, visitors from light years away, or experimental and unfamiliar man made objects from here on Earth? The answer is pretty obvious, especially when you consider that the increased use of weather ball

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I am trying not to be intimidated by marketing my book. Trying is the keyword here. I did lots of research, as usual, and feel like marketing is not exactly a concrete concept with clear directions. Many sites say: pay for marketing, never pay for marketing, try to get your book info out everywhere,

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The 4th Street Fantasy Convention, a long-running literary spec fic convention here in Minneapolis, took place this past weekend. Being virtual this year, panel discussions were via internet, and thus recorded and more widely sharable than the rather more intimate/ephemeral conversations of the befo Read more of this blog post »

Impressions be lasting
My rep is important to me
So, I try to keep it classy
I don't get my revenge belligerently
I get it legally
I don't get what I want by scheming
I get it legitimately
That's me

MMM Trends LLC Releases First Children’s Book to Support Children’s Charity.

MMM Trends LLC creates children's and coloring books to support non-profit organizations dedicated to helping kids be kids. The newly released, highly anticipated book, “I Want” is a children's book that is now available by Read more of this blog post »

Greetings! I am running a Summer Solstice Special on Amazon for my Kindle eBook Little Book of Prayers for New Thought Christians.
For 7 days (June 20-26) it will be available for only 99¢, a 67% discount! If you are subscribed to Kindle Unlimited it is FREE for you to read!
Evoke a personal mystica Read more of this blog post »

I recently undertook a program of hardboiled/noir reading to inform some of my work in progress. There’s a lot of good stuff out there, including some terrific work by contemporary writers. But as far as templates for the hardboiled detective himself, you gotta start with the OGs, Sam Spade and Phil

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A Chat with John Buja
It was a privilege to interrogate, er...interview the magnificent, John Buja. I hope you enjoy our time together as much as I have.
Here's a little bio from John's Amazon Page to get you started: 


J Edwin Buja has spent his life surrounded by books and has written everything f Read more of this blog post »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwZLc...

I’m writing my next-generation short stories (at least two per week). This episode covers the two from this week:

The Applicant
Brains & Brawn

If you like how I think, maybe you’ll like how I write. Check out the “Current Titles” tab on this website: www.talesunl Read more of this blog post »

Thinking back to a momentous event at school, it is with some nostalgia that I recall the day my science teacher proclaimed our task for the next week. The objective would be constructing a crystal radio.

I, like many of the other students had never built anything like it before but the idea, I have Read more of this blog post »

The Southern Magnolia trees are blooming, even though New Jersey is the least southern place I’ve ever lived. They seem smaller here and with fewer blooms than I remember seeing in the South.
I was in my early twenties the first time I remember ever seeing a Southern Magnolia tree. My husband was in

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Hey, everyone! Just thought I'd update you with the progress of Rainbow Reflections Book 2.
After struggling to find the perfect storyline, time to write, and even motivation to write, I finally got things figured out! I've been writing every day, and trying to write two chapters per day. My current Read more of this blog post »

Being published never gets old. I am proud to say that JayHenge Publishing has just released "Joining Forces", an anthology featuring my own short story, "Tigris and Star". See the link below:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B097JJFSL2

A woman and her cat must traverse a post-apocalyptic California to survi Read more of this blog post »

I am back from my 21-day hiatus with God. It was a great time of refreshment, intercession and deep revelation. My spirit truly feels refreshed!

So, I am on a new diet. Not necessarily because I need to lose weight, but because I realized that what I was eating was very bad for me. Items like bread, Read more of this blog post »

Hey guys!

As the title says, I've started to write the sequel of Fire Wave! Yay! And uh, it's going to become a little darker and I can't wait for it!

Hope you're excited!!

Fruit From This Tree Episode 6 by Alexandra Ward

My rating: 5 of 5 stars




Alexandra Ward gives us so many tantalizing loose ends. I have been on the edge of my seat from the start with Fruit From This Tree Episode One and throughout the recording of the first five episodes. We are finally starting Read more of this blog post »

My blog
I've reviewed nearly 200 books in the last couple of years. Check them out: https://www.goodreads.com/review/list... Read more of this blog post »

Happy Father’s Day!!

“A father is a man who expects his children to be as good as he meant to be.”

~Carol Coats

(Photo by Andreas Wohlfahrt at pixabay.com)

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Excellence is an art won by training and habituation. We do not act rightly because we have virtue or excellence, but we rather have those because we have acted rightly. We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act but a habit.

― Aristotle

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Wild Refuge Wild Shadows

Or should I step away from the "Wild" concept for Book II?

No Safe Refuge Out of the Shadows

This is the ROUGH DRAFT blurb, if that helps!

“I was becoming my true self. But that didn’t mean I wanted to go anywhere near the packs or the alphas.”

When Sienna Wilder

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I’m a thief. She is a princess.
Two different hearts. Two different worlds.
But here in this grimly lit subway, she sat in my lap, and here in this moment, our hearts shared a single beat.
“Something in me recognizes something in you,” I whispered, caressing the bandage I’d applied over her cheek just Read more of this blog post »

The first post office was established by William Penn in Pennsylvania in 1683. Prior to the establishment of reliable postal routes, letters and messages were carried by friends, relatives and slaves.

In 1737 Benjamin Franklin was appointed Postmaster of Philadelphia and he subsequently held several Read more of this blog post »

Free through Thursday...

When We Remember Our Dreams

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On June 18, WGHP-TV ran a story by my friend Bob Buckley about my new novel Mountain Folk . The story described the concept of the book and has me explaining my goals in writing it. But the main focus of the piece is my use of original videos to give readers an advance look at the characters, set Read more of this blog post »

Creative Ink, Flashy Fiction —Book 16—"live" on June 20, 2021



This is to announce the release of the 16th book in our Flash Fiction Anthology series, Flash Fiction Stories In Honor of Juneteenth , by Theodore Jerome Cohen and Alyssa Devine. [Know that Alyssa Devine is a pen name used by The Read more of this blog post »

Xana stood for a long time staring at her bathroom mirror, looking at the two tattoos under her collarbones. ‘Salvator Mundi’ ‎savior of the world, and ‘Lux et Lex’ light and law. She broke the law by saving Jamie but how can she be the savior of the world ‎if she left him to die? How can she be bot Read more of this blog post »

Peter the Picky Polar Bear won another award!

Thank you to Alysia Seymour and Turtle Sea Books.

Special thanks to Blue Falcon Publishing and Charlotte Watkins for everything that you continue to do.

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I added a new draft chapter -- Chapter Five, on power elite theory -- to The State: Theory and Praxis https://thestatetheoryandpraxis.wordp...