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Charles Causey's blog:
I just wanted to say thank you for all of the reviews and ratings for The Lion and the Lamb lately. It was an amazing book to research and write in collaboration with the Ten Boom museum in Holland. I hope that many more readers are exposed to this biographical contrast during WWII. 
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Melanie Bennett's blog:
If you're participating in the draw for an E-book copy of Only For Makayla, Please enter your name in the comments. ADD it to your TBR and ADD your name to comments! Thanks! xoxo
Sammie Ward's blog:
New Confessions Arrival from Lady Leo Publishing, "I Was Stalked By My Own Man
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Author: Candace Gold
Title: I Was Stalked By My Own Man
Synopsis: High Fashion model, Lauren Taylor's apartment is broken into and handsome Detective John Anderson is assigned... Read more of this blog post »
$1,99
https://www.ladyleopublishing.net/pro...
Author: Candace Gold
Title: I Was Stalked By My Own Man
Synopsis: High Fashion model, Lauren Taylor's apartment is broken into and handsome Detective John Anderson is assigned... Read more of this blog post »
Stephanie West's blog:
I have a new release!
Hard as Rock
This exciting series is a collaboration by seven amazing scifi romance authors.
Khargals of Duras
A thousand years ago, a Khargal scouting party left Duras, only to crash on a planet called Earth.
Injured and outnumbered, the stranded Khargals hid among stone effig... Read more of this blog post »
Hard as Rock
This exciting series is a collaboration by seven amazing scifi romance authors.
Khargals of Duras
A thousand years ago, a Khargal scouting party left Duras, only to crash on a planet called Earth.
Injured and outnumbered, the stranded Khargals hid among stone effig... Read more of this blog post »
Nancy Bevilaqua's blog:
I've been laying low for quite some time, and I've moved (thank God!) from Florida back to New Jersey. A lot has changed, and life is good. Although I'm not writing poetry these days, I'm trying to learn how to play the guitar, and hope to set some of my already-written poems to music (I've manag...
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Jim Hamilton's blog:
A few weeks ago, I was cleaning out some old files and came across something I had written 23 years ago. It was a (very) short story that I had written in an Internet forum for Valentine's Day. The story was written under the moniker of Aqualung, a name I used on-line until about 2012, when I was...
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Lisa Brooks's blog:
Hello there readers of Regency Romances! This is Lisa Brooks. I'm so glad you love this medium and I am so happy to have a way to interact with you on Goodreads. If you have any thoughts about my new book, Lady Abby's Grand Tour, I am here and would LOVE your input. I have just started on a new o...
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Jerold Jackson's blog:
When you are around people, who are not great influences you are often dragged down. The way to get where you want to be is to surround yourself with people that you inspire to be. If poor people can rub off on you, then wealthy people can too.
When you start to put yourself around people that you... Read more of this blog post »
When you start to put yourself around people that you... Read more of this blog post »
Alice Y. Chen's blog:
I've been a member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI) for 6 years, and have attended 3 or 4 regional conferences. This year I decided to go to the annual national winter conference. It was 1.5 days of programming kicked off by a Gala presentation. There was familia... Read more of this blog post »
J. B. Sommerset's blog:
Yetta Yvette's blog:
Check out this book, Age Ain't Nothing but a Number! I promise you, it is an amazingly incredible read!
Author Yetta Yvette
Author Yetta Yvette
Brett Paesel's blog:
I’ve been waiting a couple of decades for public weeping to get a fair shake. All that time, I’ve hidden my teary episodes by coughing, gingerly dabbing the corners of my eyes, turning my head away and wiping my nose on my sleeve, and – yes – jumping up from a chair and dashing out of the room. O...
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Matt E. Lewis's blog:
To celebrate AWP Portland 2019, Ayahuasca Publishing presents a very special offsite reading show: Witches in the Woods, hosted by Secret Forest Books! Featuring the talents of Hanna Tawater, Rios de la Luz, Katie Farris, and Lizz Huerta. There will also be tarot card readings available prior to... Read more of this blog post »
Henry Lien's blog:
I moonlight as an instructor at UCLA Extension, teaching law and middle-grade novel writing. UCLA’s Daily Bruin newspaper published an interview of me about the PEASPROUT CHEN series. Click HERE.
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: it was the sound of a voice singing that lured Sir Evan to the tower in The Maiden... Read more of this blog post »
The answer to yesterday's quiz: it was the sound of a voice singing that lured Sir Evan to the tower in The Maiden... Read more of this blog post »
Ivy Smoak's blog:
The audiobook for Made of Steel is finally live! It's narrated by the lovely Elizabeth Hart and I can't wait for you to hear this story come to life! Start listening today HERE Read more of this blog post »
Aubrey Law's blog:
Time was my avenger. In time, my enemies would all die from old age. They couldn't live forever in this world as I could. Their bodies of flesh were destined to break down with disease while I avoided the sting of physical aging. Even the common vampires without pure blood flowing through their v...
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Jacob Rundle's blog:
Title: Kingdom of Ash and SootAuthor: C.S. Johnson
Genre: Historical Fiction/Fantasy/Romance
Pages: 299
Blurb: In an age of political unrest and racial divide, one girl's search for truth will determine the future of her kingdom.
Prague, 1870
For the last ten years, nineteen-year-old Eleanora... Read more of this blog post »
Anthony Maria's blog:
I thought I would blog everyday.
But it's pretty clear I'm not always going to take the time.
My brother wants me to make him an audio blog version. Shout out to him it's his birthday.
Here's a quick recap of food and workouts on
Saturday/Sunday/Monday(Holiday)
Saturday
Did this workout:
https://www.y... Read more of this blog post »
But it's pretty clear I'm not always going to take the time.
My brother wants me to make him an audio blog version. Shout out to him it's his birthday.
Here's a quick recap of food and workouts on
Saturday/Sunday/Monday(Holiday)
Saturday
Did this workout:
https://www.y... Read more of this blog post »
Rachel Thomas's blog:
Aaron Sansoni's blog:
Success stories are earning themselves a rather poor reputation on the world wide web. Many people devour them in an attempt to glean some sort of recipe or checklist for success. They are then disappointed to find narration instead of instruction and there is a perfectly good reason for this. Su...
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Christian Schneider's blog:
"1916: The Blog" has gotten a Kirkus review! The reviewer says the text "delivers plenty of laughs, portraying historical events without the perspective of hindsight."
"The novel’s effective, deadpan prose is still chuckleworthy," the review reads, "and Sebastian’s haplessness allows for plenty o... Read more of this blog post »
"The novel’s effective, deadpan prose is still chuckleworthy," the review reads, "and Sebastian’s haplessness allows for plenty o... Read more of this blog post »
Clyde Andrews's blog:
That's right, you can get Healthy, Wealthy and Boyfriend Wise HERE
It will be available on the 15th of March, but get your copy on your kindle now and support an indie author!
Here's the blurb:
Tarquin and Chase cook up a storm together on their YouTube show “Two Twinks Cooking.” Tarquin loves Chas... Read more of this blog post »
Jocelyn Saragona's blog:
A bondage loving cam girl discovers her dominant side when she and her boyfriend make a peeping tom their submissive. - Total Tech Power Exchange: Revenge on the Nerd
Silk Rope Kitty is a kinky cam girl selling her hottest solo scenes online. It’s competitive work, but she needs the money for tha... Read more of this blog post »
Silk Rope Kitty is a kinky cam girl selling her hottest solo scenes online. It’s competitive work, but she needs the money for tha... Read more of this blog post »
Domenica Martinello's blog:
From Homer to Starbucks, a look at sirens and mermaids and feminism and consumerism. ADIDAS available for pre-order HERE via Coach House Books! 
"What started as a small sequence of poems about the Starbucks logo grew to monstrous proportions after the poet fell under a siren spell herself. All D...
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"What started as a small sequence of poems about the Starbucks logo grew to monstrous proportions after the poet fell under a siren spell herself. All D...
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William C. Tracy's blog:
In between finishing up the first draft of the sequel to The Seeds of Dissolution, and starting in on the second draft, I wrote up a quick adventure dealing with Origon Cyrysi when he was a young, fresh majus, looking for adventure.
I had a lot of fun with this one, and I’ll be giving it away for...
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Steve Johnson's blog:
Need something to read this weekend? Three of my books will go on sale Thursday in Kindle Countdown deals beginning at 99 cents. Check back in a couple of days to find out which books will be discounted. Click here to see all of my books: Steve's books
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Constantina Maud's blog:
One of the best things that have happened to me ever since I embarked on the promoting journey of Hydranos were undoubtedly the unique human connections I have made. And the unexpected of it all makes it even more treasured and humbling. 
Nick Fisher's blog:
Giving Away My Millions - The Amazing Story Of A Very Generous Multi Millionaire
You may have read the stories in countless national and local newspapers over the last couple of weeks of how I came to assist in writing the book Giving Away My Millions, which is a true story about an anonymous mult... Read more of this blog post »
You may have read the stories in countless national and local newspapers over the last couple of weeks of how I came to assist in writing the book Giving Away My Millions, which is a true story about an anonymous mult... Read more of this blog post »
Craig Gralley's blog:
The US Enters WWII: Virginia Hall Goes Underground
For British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, the December 7, 1941, Japanese attack on the US naval base at Pearl Harbor was, “The greatest day of the most horrible war.” The war had been going poorly for the Brits and now the prospect of the US j...
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Beth Massey's blog:
“So it’s the laughter we will remember.” That lyric written by Marilyn and Alan Bergman for Barbra Steisand’s song and movie “The Way We Were” has always been a favorite. Years later as I indulged in writing Jane Austen Fan Fiction (JAFF), I likened it to a line in “Pride and Prejudice” that also...
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Suzy Davies's blog:
We flicker in candlelight,
creep in the dusk,
secret interlopers,
travel in dust.
Ages of carbon
wrought mortal frames,
each one of us unique,
but always the same.
Motion of breath ‘twixt
the tongue and the lips,
I speak a name
and the name, between, slips.
Meeting of eyes,
the I and I knew,
always a surprise,... Read more of this blog post »
creep in the dusk,
secret interlopers,
travel in dust.
Ages of carbon
wrought mortal frames,
each one of us unique,
but always the same.
Motion of breath ‘twixt
the tongue and the lips,
I speak a name
and the name, between, slips.
Meeting of eyes,
the I and I knew,
always a surprise,... Read more of this blog post »
Lori Allison's blog:
Last Friday morning I rose around 5:00 am, dressed, loaded my suitcase in the car and hit the highway for the 3-hour drive from my house to the airport in Albuquerque. I was spending the weekend with my daughter in Portland, Oregon. She is getting married in July, so we had a day of dress shoppin...
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Jordan Larsen's blog:
The year is 1914, the place is London. For millions of men, women and children their lives and the global landscape of 20th Century warfare is about to change forever. With the emergence of hostilities in the European theater reaching a volatile flashpoint, war looms on the horizon. Millions of...
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Wesley Britton's blog:
Jacobs Brown Media Group LLC has released their first audio bookof Marc Cushman's astonishing and thorough *These Are The Voyages: Star Trek The Original Series Audio Book.* The nearly 28 hours are narrated by Vic Mignogna (Captain Kirk in the web series Star Trek Continues) taking you into the w...
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Kinney Scott's blog:
I'm currently working on a novel featuring Iris - the owner of Northside Grill.
Fresh from a break-up in Trouble Brewing, Iris is ready to take charge of her future. Her popular bar takes center stage in Book Four. The title and a cover are coming soon.
Watch for something edgy to match the unexp... Read more of this blog post »
Fresh from a break-up in Trouble Brewing, Iris is ready to take charge of her future. Her popular bar takes center stage in Book Four. The title and a cover are coming soon.
Watch for something edgy to match the unexp... Read more of this blog post »
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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
