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Robin Layne's blog:
Review of The New King James Bible
Holy Bible: The New King James Version by AnonymousMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
I have finished reading this version from Genesis through Revelation. I really like the NKJV for its beauty and accuracy. Like the original King James, it was prepared by people who all believed in the early Creeds of Chr... Read more of this blog post »
Jonathan G. Meyer's blog:
Al Clark Series Update
All four books in the Al Clark Series are available in eBook, Paperback, and Audio formats.
The short story that acts as a prelude to the series titled 'Christopher's Journal' is available as an eBook and FREE.
Start the Adventure any way you like!
The short story that acts as a prelude to the series titled 'Christopher's Journal' is available as an eBook and FREE.
Start the Adventure any way you like!
Cheryl R. Lane's blog:
Meet Baldwin, son of Lord Wellington
Baldwin Albert Hugh Wellington was the great-grandfather of Ethan Wellington from my Wellington Cross Series. Baldwin, if you have read book one in that series, fought in the Revolutionary War. His painting hung on a wall in Edward Wellington's study at Wellington Cross Plantation. Baldwin was th...
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Cameron Darrow's blog:
No More Paperbacks (For Now)
I've chosen to suspend the sales of the paperback versions of my books for the moment. They will be back up when I can afford to have them professionally edited and formatted. Right now, they're passable, but not something that I am well and truly proud of, especially given that once they're prin...
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Laura Clementz's blog:
God and Love on Route 80: The Hidden Mystery of Human Connectedness
Book Review: God and Love on Route 80: The Hidden Mystery of Human Connectedness; 2019; Mango Publishing
God and Love on Route 80 is a memoir written by Dr. Steven G. Post, who founded the Institute for Research on Unlimited Love and serves as a professor at Stony Brook University. The reader qui...
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Ann Crystal's blog:
A Visual Embarrassment
I recently tried my hand at the storytelling art-form of visual merchandising...and failed terribly. One issue was that I was dealing with expensive items and couldn't see anything except fragile dollar signs.
While I do hope to make up for this mishap soon, I am glad that I managed to not break... Read more of this blog post »
While I do hope to make up for this mishap soon, I am glad that I managed to not break... Read more of this blog post »
Mary Detweiler's blog:
motion vs. movement
I’m reading The Missing Link by Sam Hunter. I just read a section that I feel moved to share. Here it is:
“Busyness mistakes motion for true movement. People imprisoned by busyness have much motion in their lives, but they are not moving closer to Jesus. They are producing much worldly fruit, but... Read more of this blog post »
“Busyness mistakes motion for true movement. People imprisoned by busyness have much motion in their lives, but they are not moving closer to Jesus. They are producing much worldly fruit, but... Read more of this blog post »
Kelly L. Miller's blog:
Are You For Real?
These book descriptions are tickling my funny bone. Could they get anymore absurd? And some of these description writers can't spell worth a smelly hot poot, I'm telling you. It's so ridiculous it's comical.
Pamela Olivia Brown's blog:
Poetry Chapbook, Channeled Messages
I’ve been writing poetry for years. It first started as a private affair lamenting an unhealthy romantic relationship then, after healing, I started sharing what I loved: the natural and spiritual world.
Songs Of My Soul is a chapbook of the channeled messages that somehow poured out of me as poet... Read more of this blog post »
Songs Of My Soul is a chapbook of the channeled messages that somehow poured out of me as poet... Read more of this blog post »
Reece Hirsch's blog:
Book Bloggers: DARK TOMORROW Is Coming!
I'm giving away 10 paperback Advance Review Copies of my upcoming thriller DARK TOMORROW (May 12, 2020, Thomas & Mercer) to book bloggers. Just email me at reece@reecehirsch.com if you're interested and have a blog. First come, first served. DARK TOMORROW is the follow up to BLACK NOWHERE, an...
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George K. Ilsley's blog:
the home stretch
Added a little review to my book to see if it would trigger getting the cover added -- it worked!
The Home Stretch: A Father, a Son, and All the Things They Never Talk About
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The Home Stretch: A Father, a Son, and All the Things They Never Talk About
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J.J. Campbell's blog:
what a time to be alive...
so, i woke up this morning with my back on fire, needing to take a bloody shit. welcome to being 44. it took me the rest of the morning to get my back to a point where i could walk without a pain. i have a theory though. i believe it was my inner child fucking with me because he didn't want me to...
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L.M. Roth's blog:
L. M. Roth Quiz of the Day
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: Moses met his wife in Midian in Deliverance: Moses the Lawgiver Chronicles of Israe... Read more of this blog post »
The answer to yesterday's quiz: Moses met his wife in Midian in Deliverance: Moses the Lawgiver Chronicles of Israe... Read more of this blog post »
T.M. Bashford's blog:
Cover Reveal Day!
COVER REVEAL DAY!!! SQUEEEEE...finally I can share some of what I've been working on for all these months. I hope you love the cover of The Heartless Tide as much as I do ;) Soon I'll also get to share the novel itself too - Want to know what it's all about?
Well, it's romantic suspense, so there'... Read more of this blog post »
Well, it's romantic suspense, so there'... Read more of this blog post »
Carrie Ishee's blog:
Transforming our Inner Critic
This month we explore how to transform our relationship to our “inner critic,” that voice in our head that makes us feel bad when are less than perfect, don’t live up to real or imagined expectations, or disappoint others. Our “inner critic” develops in childhood when we internalize the judgement...
Claire C. Riley's blog:
Red Eye Season Two Episode Two is out now!!
Guy guyssssss!
Episode Two of Red Eye dropped today and this episode is going to blow you all away!
There's plenty of:
* Zombies
* Zombie killing
* Zombie fighting
* Bad guys
* kick-ass females
* Awesome anti-hero's
This episode is told entirely from Rose's perspective!
Make sure to grab your copy today, a... Read more of this blog post »
Episode Two of Red Eye dropped today and this episode is going to blow you all away!
There's plenty of:
* Zombies
* Zombie killing
* Zombie fighting
* Bad guys
* kick-ass females
* Awesome anti-hero's
This episode is told entirely from Rose's perspective!
Make sure to grab your copy today, a... Read more of this blog post »
F.F. Burwick's blog:
New questionable outcome
Dan and Rodston hurried on without looking back, going up along the street to where it intersected with the main street, and from there on to the suite in the hotel where Dan was staying for that day still with his friends, Lenny, Roger, and Terry, and Ebert for whom they had all come to help, th...
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Elizabeth Jukes's blog:
The secret structure
Well, she answered; and in a matter of about 48 hours. My hope was, that in noting that her victim was in a tub and that the inspector was Inspector Sugg, I had uncovered a call of kinship to fans of Dorothy Sayers. No such luck. Rhys Bowen said that she had forgotten Sugg was in Dorothy Sayers u...
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P.W. Hazeldine's blog:
FINDING ELENORE AND HER WINE
One of the focal points in my romance novel Finding Elenore (available now for just 99p) is the red wine of Montepulciano area.
In my research I was told many stories which, maybe, over the years have become more and more elaborate.
However, what cannot be denied is that the wine Vino Noble D’ Mon... Read more of this blog post »
In my research I was told many stories which, maybe, over the years have become more and more elaborate.
However, what cannot be denied is that the wine Vino Noble D’ Mon... Read more of this blog post »
Felicity Goodrich's blog:
Felicity's Mini HIstory Lessons: The Second
Technically, I believe this was the first mini history lesson I wrote up several years ago but since I had to rescue it from the depths of unloved Facebook, it can be the second.
Late last night, when we were all in bed.
Mrs Leary left the lantern in the shed.
And when the cow kicked it over, she...
Rebecca Sigurnjak's blog:
A Mind Bubble Kind of Day
Ever have one of those days when you just need to pop a few mind bubbles? (Raises both hands!)
I really don't know if it's the grey skies and cool temps or the article I read earlier, but my mood is quite pensive at the moment. I guess the perfect time to share a few random thoughts...and hopeful... Read more of this blog post »
I really don't know if it's the grey skies and cool temps or the article I read earlier, but my mood is quite pensive at the moment. I guess the perfect time to share a few random thoughts...and hopeful... Read more of this blog post »
Carlos R. Tkacz's blog:
Preview: The Void Beyond, Prologue + Chapters 1 & 2
Prologue
We look back now at this time in human history as one of the most trying in our collective memory. It is a story of violence, of trial, and of despair. But even more than that, it is a story of sacrifice, of perseverance, and of duty. It is a story that now defines us, that changed... Read more of this blog post »
Brook Allen's blog:
Alex Austin's blog:
An Agent for End Man
Lotus Lane Literary will represent End Man (now titled The Machine in the Ghost). It just happened, Initially, the agent liked the concept and the opening chapters but she wasn’t sold on the remainder. I did a major revise of the novel for her before she offered to represent. This novel has been...
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Ariel Keyes's blog:
hey!!
Hey everyone!! So my debut book launched yesterday, Daddy Comes Home: RyLee Morgan Series Book 1 make sure to check it out and leave a review. It's free if you have kindle unlimited <3 I really want to know what everyone thinks!!
I'm working on a new series now as well. can't wait to hear from... Read more of this blog post »
I'm working on a new series now as well. can't wait to hear from... Read more of this blog post »
Elizabeth Bell's blog:
Johnny Elf
Welp Johnny Elf has fallen through and it's time to publish the darn things so I have to work on the teasers. Being the characters are so funky I'm going to hand do the teasers myself. Hopefully they will be interesting enough to catch people's attention. If anyone here uses traditional art for t...
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Anitra Lynn McLeod's blog:
Virgin Harvest
Welcome to the world of the Harvester—a warrior bound to take virginity, but never pleasure—and the servant who exists to prepare him for his role. For them, sex equals duty, until the rules fall aside and pleasure takes over. . .
For Chur, a year’s preparation comes down to the single day on wh... Read more of this blog post »
Simone Colaiacomo's blog:
Author Program
Ask the Author: Featured Authors
Interview with Barbara Kingsolver
Interview with Tana French
More…
Ask the Author: Featured Authors
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
