Brynn Chapman's Blog: Brynns Release Schedule 2023/24, page 14
August 8, 2013
4.5 Star Review
For Heart Murmurs from Long and Short Review Site
Mia Templeton needs a heart transplant because her own heart is failing. She receives a heart from a murdered girl of about her same age and as soon as she receives the heart she begins hearing whispers, having strange dreams which feel incredibly real as if they are memories. She likes food she’d never liked before, and becomes more assertive, able to stand up for herself. She is also attracted to Morgan, a new boy at her high school, who has been adopted by his aunt, Mia’s friend Beth, a descendant of the author Louisa May Alcott.
R. R. Smythe has done a marvelous job of bringing to life the story of Louisa May Alcott and her family. The entire time period is captured including the Battle of Gettysburg. Beth has re-created a house in Gettysburg to match the Alcott home and she gives tours of the house and the battlefield. Mia and Morgan both work for Beth. Part of the tours involve the Underground Railroad tunnels, but after Mia’s surgery and Morgan’s arrival, the tunnels begin acting strangely. Mia is drawn into a mystery she never dreamed of, where there are caretakers for the tunnels and these caretakers are governed strictly to be sure they don’t violate any of the rules surrounding the use of the tunnels.
I really like Mia and I think her recovery after the transplant surgery seems very real. Mia used to be very active, horseback riding, being a cheerleader, and so forth, until her heart disease prevented any exertions at all. Now, as she is recovering, she realizes that many of the activities which she loved are gone forever. The loss of her former life would be a blow to anyone, but for someone who is just a senior in high school, it is a daunting prospect to have to adjust to. In addition to learning about her new heart and what she can and can’t do, Mia also has the added genetic changes and the memories she experiences as vivid dreams. I found Mia’s adjustments to be realistic and very human. I could feel her pain, her frustration, and her bewilderment.
I also like Morgan and Beth who have their own problems which they have to adjust to as well. They hold secrets and it quickly becomes clear to them that Mia is discovering those secrets on her own. An entire literary world unfolds as the story races forward, and it is exciting to see how the characters change and interact as the events unfold.
Readers of historical fiction, especially about the American Civil War and the literary figures from that time period, are sure to enjoy this novel about Louisa May Alcott and her descendants.
Mia Templeton needs a heart transplant because her own heart is failing. She receives a heart from a murdered girl of about her same age and as soon as she receives the heart she begins hearing whispers, having strange dreams which feel incredibly real as if they are memories. She likes food she’d never liked before, and becomes more assertive, able to stand up for herself. She is also attracted to Morgan, a new boy at her high school, who has been adopted by his aunt, Mia’s friend Beth, a descendant of the author Louisa May Alcott.
R. R. Smythe has done a marvelous job of bringing to life the story of Louisa May Alcott and her family. The entire time period is captured including the Battle of Gettysburg. Beth has re-created a house in Gettysburg to match the Alcott home and she gives tours of the house and the battlefield. Mia and Morgan both work for Beth. Part of the tours involve the Underground Railroad tunnels, but after Mia’s surgery and Morgan’s arrival, the tunnels begin acting strangely. Mia is drawn into a mystery she never dreamed of, where there are caretakers for the tunnels and these caretakers are governed strictly to be sure they don’t violate any of the rules surrounding the use of the tunnels.
I really like Mia and I think her recovery after the transplant surgery seems very real. Mia used to be very active, horseback riding, being a cheerleader, and so forth, until her heart disease prevented any exertions at all. Now, as she is recovering, she realizes that many of the activities which she loved are gone forever. The loss of her former life would be a blow to anyone, but for someone who is just a senior in high school, it is a daunting prospect to have to adjust to. In addition to learning about her new heart and what she can and can’t do, Mia also has the added genetic changes and the memories she experiences as vivid dreams. I found Mia’s adjustments to be realistic and very human. I could feel her pain, her frustration, and her bewilderment.
I also like Morgan and Beth who have their own problems which they have to adjust to as well. They hold secrets and it quickly becomes clear to them that Mia is discovering those secrets on her own. An entire literary world unfolds as the story races forward, and it is exciting to see how the characters change and interact as the events unfold.
Readers of historical fiction, especially about the American Civil War and the literary figures from that time period, are sure to enjoy this novel about Louisa May Alcott and her descendants.
4.5 stars for Heart Murmurs
4.5 stars From the Long and SHort Review Site. ;)
http://www.longandshortreviews.com/uncategorized/heart-murmurs-by-r-r-smythe/
Mia Templeton needs a heart transplant because her own heart is failing. She receives a heart from a murdered girl of about her same age and as soon as she receives the heart she begins hearing whispers, having strange dreams which feel incredibly real as if they are memories. She likes food she’d never liked before, and becomes more assertive, able to stand up for herself. She is also attracted to Morgan, a new boy at her high school, who has been adopted by his aunt, Mia’s friend Beth, a descendant of the author Louisa May Alcott.
R. R. Smythe has done a marvelous job of bringing to life the story of Louisa May Alcott and her family. The entire time period is captured including the Battle of Gettysburg. Beth has re-created a house in Gettysburg to match the Alcott home and she gives tours of the house and the battlefield. Mia and Morgan both work for Beth. Part of the tours involve the Underground Railroad tunnels, but after Mia’s surgery and Morgan’s arrival, the tunnels begin acting strangely. Mia is drawn into a mystery she never dreamed of, where there are caretakers for the tunnels and these caretakers are governed strictly to be sure they don’t violate any of the rules surrounding the use of the tunnels.
I really like Mia and I think her recovery after the transplant surgery seems very real. Mia used to be very active, horseback riding, being a cheerleader, and so forth, until her heart disease prevented any exertions at all. Now, as she is recovering, she realizes that many of the activities which she loved are gone forever. The loss of her former life would be a blow to anyone, but for someone who is just a senior in high school, it is a daunting prospect to have to adjust to. In addition to learning about her new heart and what she can and can’t do, Mia also has the added genetic changes and the memories she experiences as vivid dreams. I found Mia’s adjustments to be realistic and very human. I could feel her pain, her frustration, and her bewilderment.
I also like Morgan and Beth who have their own problems which they have to adjust to as well. They hold secrets and it quickly becomes clear to them that Mia is discovering those secrets on her own. An entire literary world unfolds as the story races forward, and it is exciting to see how the characters change and interact as the events unfold.
Readers of historical fiction, especially about the American Civil War and the literary figures from that time period, are sure to enjoy this novel about Louisa May Alcott and her descendants.
http://www.longandshortreviews.com/uncategorized/heart-murmurs-by-r-r-smythe/
Mia Templeton needs a heart transplant because her own heart is failing. She receives a heart from a murdered girl of about her same age and as soon as she receives the heart she begins hearing whispers, having strange dreams which feel incredibly real as if they are memories. She likes food she’d never liked before, and becomes more assertive, able to stand up for herself. She is also attracted to Morgan, a new boy at her high school, who has been adopted by his aunt, Mia’s friend Beth, a descendant of the author Louisa May Alcott.
R. R. Smythe has done a marvelous job of bringing to life the story of Louisa May Alcott and her family. The entire time period is captured including the Battle of Gettysburg. Beth has re-created a house in Gettysburg to match the Alcott home and she gives tours of the house and the battlefield. Mia and Morgan both work for Beth. Part of the tours involve the Underground Railroad tunnels, but after Mia’s surgery and Morgan’s arrival, the tunnels begin acting strangely. Mia is drawn into a mystery she never dreamed of, where there are caretakers for the tunnels and these caretakers are governed strictly to be sure they don’t violate any of the rules surrounding the use of the tunnels.
I really like Mia and I think her recovery after the transplant surgery seems very real. Mia used to be very active, horseback riding, being a cheerleader, and so forth, until her heart disease prevented any exertions at all. Now, as she is recovering, she realizes that many of the activities which she loved are gone forever. The loss of her former life would be a blow to anyone, but for someone who is just a senior in high school, it is a daunting prospect to have to adjust to. In addition to learning about her new heart and what she can and can’t do, Mia also has the added genetic changes and the memories she experiences as vivid dreams. I found Mia’s adjustments to be realistic and very human. I could feel her pain, her frustration, and her bewilderment.
I also like Morgan and Beth who have their own problems which they have to adjust to as well. They hold secrets and it quickly becomes clear to them that Mia is discovering those secrets on her own. An entire literary world unfolds as the story races forward, and it is exciting to see how the characters change and interact as the events unfold.
Readers of historical fiction, especially about the American Civil War and the literary figures from that time period, are sure to enjoy this novel about Louisa May Alcott and her descendants.
August 7, 2013
5 star review and new release
Hello neglected blog. This summer has been challenging with several significant illnesses in my family, as well and dayjob insanity...thus my poor, poor blog is in need of tender loving care.
I wanted to take the time to share this,
http://www.amazon.com/Where-Bluebirds-Fly-Synesthesia-Shift-ebook/dp/B00A3FDTBY/ref=tmm_kin_title_0?_encoding=UTF8&sr=&qid
Many people get celebrity endorsements. As for me, it thrills me to get 5 stars from a high school teacher. ;) On sale now at 99 cents
“Set against the entwined lives of two orphans centuries apart, this story is a book about soul mates and the powerful love that comes with the acceptances of our "differences." This is a fast and inspiring read that links modern ideals of "normal" with the terrifying reality of being "abnormal" during the time of the Salem witch trials. I would love to teach this novel to my high school students; its themes are rich as it forces us to re-evaluate our own lives....”
And also a new book bundle from one of my publishers. ;) Thank you Leanne. You rock, as always.
http://www.amazon.com/The-Rule-of-Three-ebook/dp/B00E905AH0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1375878968&sr=8-1&keywords=a+rule+of+three+brynn+chapman
Its 3 complete novels, 3 genres at a very low price and is available for free if youre an amazon prime member.
I wanted to take the time to share this,
http://www.amazon.com/Where-Bluebirds-Fly-Synesthesia-Shift-ebook/dp/B00A3FDTBY/ref=tmm_kin_title_0?_encoding=UTF8&sr=&qid
Many people get celebrity endorsements. As for me, it thrills me to get 5 stars from a high school teacher. ;) On sale now at 99 cents
“Set against the entwined lives of two orphans centuries apart, this story is a book about soul mates and the powerful love that comes with the acceptances of our "differences." This is a fast and inspiring read that links modern ideals of "normal" with the terrifying reality of being "abnormal" during the time of the Salem witch trials. I would love to teach this novel to my high school students; its themes are rich as it forces us to re-evaluate our own lives....”
And also a new book bundle from one of my publishers. ;) Thank you Leanne. You rock, as always.
http://www.amazon.com/The-Rule-of-Three-ebook/dp/B00E905AH0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1375878968&sr=8-1&keywords=a+rule+of+three+brynn+chapman
Its 3 complete novels, 3 genres at a very low price and is available for free if youre an amazon prime member.
July 31, 2013
New Book Bundle
Hi. Exciting news. Publisher released a new book bundle for me! See my website for the cover. I will upload when goodreads catches up with amazon lol.
http://www.amazon.com/The-Rule-of-Thr...
Three complete books (Bride of Blackbeard, Project Mendel, Into the Woods). Three different genres (Historical, Science Fiction, Fantasy). One fantastic book!!!
Editorial Reviews:
Brynn Chapman will captivate the reader with intricate details, a mystery that ensnares the reader and characters that will touch their hearts. By the end of the first chapter, this reviewer was enthralled with Bride of Blackbeard. It’s a compelling tale of sorrow, pain, love, and hate. Each of the people Costanza encounters on her journey has an experience to share, drawing in the reader more. Ms. Chapman sketches a story that tugs at the heartstrings. I believe many will be touched in some way by this extraordinary book that leaves much thought.
~ Cherokee, Coffee Time Romance
~ * ~
Bride of Blackbeard has it all. You'll instantly feel a part of the story as Constanza's character seems to come alive. You'll walk right beside her as she endured the sadness, pain and sorrow, of growing up, and you'll root for her, all through the healing process. Bride of Blackbeard was hard to put down. The secondary characters, some you'll love to hate, some will steal your heart, just as Constanza and her siblings do.
Ms. Chapman definitely has a winner, and you'll want to have the tissues handy, it tears at your heartstrings, and you'll love every minute of it! The setting is spot-on and as if time had turned back. You won't want to pass this one by, it's a must read, and one that should be on everyone's keeper-shelf.
~ Kimberly Leslie, Romance Junkies
~ * ~
Honored in Book of the Week Placements – Long and Short Reviews!!!
The Bride of Blackbeard by Brynn Chapman is what I refer to as a ‘beefy’ read. It’s a romance sandwiched between historical facts and a personal growth story.
Constanza is a great heroine. She is strong willed with a purpose. But unlike so many historical romances that plop a 2008 woman into the past, Constanza’s ‘Stanzy’ is believable and very well defined. A childhood filled with unspeakable nightmares has forced her to be stronger and more self reliant than most women of her time.
Where Constanza is a woman not molded in the traditional time setting, Lucian is. As a hero restricted by the mindset of the 1700s his character is often at odds with Stanzy. Lucian is a man of good heart and nature, something Constanza hasn’t been lucky enough to have in her life.
The final barrier to their happiness is the same—Edward Teach, a.k.a. Blackbeard.
~ Magnolia, Long and Short Review
~ * ~
5 Star, Top Pick!!!
Okay. Primarily this is a science fiction book with lots of romance and it's a page-turner thriller. I sat up until almost three in the morning reading this book because I couldn't put it down.
Brynn Chapman has written a well-researched book that takes the fledgling science of cloning and genetics just a step further. Project Mendel will reach out grab you, suck you right into the story, and scare the pants off you. I loved it. You will root for the heroes and heroines, some of it will be difficult to read, and it will make you cry and a lot of it will make you think. I give this one a solid 5 and a recommended read.
~ PennyAsh, Night Owl Reviews
~ * ~
Into the Woods by R.R. Smythe - This Young Adult Fantasy will send chills down your spine. I, as the reader, followed Callum and witnessed everything he and his friends went through as they attempted to decipher the messages. Each time Callum deciphered one of the four messages, some villagers awakened. Through the eyes of Ellsbeth, I saw the other sleepers wander, make mistakes, and be released from the Netherwood, leaving Ellsbeth alone. Excellent reading for any age of fantasy fans!
~ Detra Fitch, Huntress Reviews
~ * ~
Into the Woods has a rich tapestry quality that is found in old fairy tales. The words and rhythm give it the feel of a fable. The tale hints at what is to come, but never gives you a true look.
~ Morgan Wyatt, Novelspot
Show less
http://www.amazon.com/The-Rule-of-Thr...
Three complete books (Bride of Blackbeard, Project Mendel, Into the Woods). Three different genres (Historical, Science Fiction, Fantasy). One fantastic book!!!
Editorial Reviews:
Brynn Chapman will captivate the reader with intricate details, a mystery that ensnares the reader and characters that will touch their hearts. By the end of the first chapter, this reviewer was enthralled with Bride of Blackbeard. It’s a compelling tale of sorrow, pain, love, and hate. Each of the people Costanza encounters on her journey has an experience to share, drawing in the reader more. Ms. Chapman sketches a story that tugs at the heartstrings. I believe many will be touched in some way by this extraordinary book that leaves much thought.
~ Cherokee, Coffee Time Romance
~ * ~
Bride of Blackbeard has it all. You'll instantly feel a part of the story as Constanza's character seems to come alive. You'll walk right beside her as she endured the sadness, pain and sorrow, of growing up, and you'll root for her, all through the healing process. Bride of Blackbeard was hard to put down. The secondary characters, some you'll love to hate, some will steal your heart, just as Constanza and her siblings do.
Ms. Chapman definitely has a winner, and you'll want to have the tissues handy, it tears at your heartstrings, and you'll love every minute of it! The setting is spot-on and as if time had turned back. You won't want to pass this one by, it's a must read, and one that should be on everyone's keeper-shelf.
~ Kimberly Leslie, Romance Junkies
~ * ~
Honored in Book of the Week Placements – Long and Short Reviews!!!
The Bride of Blackbeard by Brynn Chapman is what I refer to as a ‘beefy’ read. It’s a romance sandwiched between historical facts and a personal growth story.
Constanza is a great heroine. She is strong willed with a purpose. But unlike so many historical romances that plop a 2008 woman into the past, Constanza’s ‘Stanzy’ is believable and very well defined. A childhood filled with unspeakable nightmares has forced her to be stronger and more self reliant than most women of her time.
Where Constanza is a woman not molded in the traditional time setting, Lucian is. As a hero restricted by the mindset of the 1700s his character is often at odds with Stanzy. Lucian is a man of good heart and nature, something Constanza hasn’t been lucky enough to have in her life.
The final barrier to their happiness is the same—Edward Teach, a.k.a. Blackbeard.
~ Magnolia, Long and Short Review
~ * ~
5 Star, Top Pick!!!
Okay. Primarily this is a science fiction book with lots of romance and it's a page-turner thriller. I sat up until almost three in the morning reading this book because I couldn't put it down.
Brynn Chapman has written a well-researched book that takes the fledgling science of cloning and genetics just a step further. Project Mendel will reach out grab you, suck you right into the story, and scare the pants off you. I loved it. You will root for the heroes and heroines, some of it will be difficult to read, and it will make you cry and a lot of it will make you think. I give this one a solid 5 and a recommended read.
~ PennyAsh, Night Owl Reviews
~ * ~
Into the Woods by R.R. Smythe - This Young Adult Fantasy will send chills down your spine. I, as the reader, followed Callum and witnessed everything he and his friends went through as they attempted to decipher the messages. Each time Callum deciphered one of the four messages, some villagers awakened. Through the eyes of Ellsbeth, I saw the other sleepers wander, make mistakes, and be released from the Netherwood, leaving Ellsbeth alone. Excellent reading for any age of fantasy fans!
~ Detra Fitch, Huntress Reviews
~ * ~
Into the Woods has a rich tapestry quality that is found in old fairy tales. The words and rhythm give it the feel of a fable. The tale hints at what is to come, but never gives you a true look.
~ Morgan Wyatt, Novelspot
Show less
May 8, 2013
Hit a list
Not the NY Times or USA Today..but...made you look! lol. sorry. I work with kids too much
Heart Murmurs hit the omnilit bestseller list...so thats awesome. Heres the link
https://www.allromanceebooks.com/product-heartmurmurs-1146731-228.html
and heres the whole bestseller list for good measure.
https://www.omnilit.com/bestsellers.html
Heart Murmurs hit the omnilit bestseller list...so thats awesome. Heres the link
https://www.allromanceebooks.com/product-heartmurmurs-1146731-228.html
and heres the whole bestseller list for good measure.
https://www.omnilit.com/bestsellers.html
Heart Murmurs Reviews "Smythe takes unique to a whole new level'
5 Sparkles from What's Beyond Forks Review Site
My Review:
Heart Murmurs is the first book in a new young adult series series by R. R. Smythe. This book was completely different from anything I've ever read before. It takes famous authors of the past that we all know and love and adds quite a twist. Mia's situation is gripping, and she is a very loveable character, so that just makes the reader that much more attached to her as the book progresses. Morgan tries to be tough and distant. It didn't last long, but he tried. He's pretty adorable actually. The muscle memory aspect to this story is very interesting. Some of the odd and quircky things the body is capable of is truly amazing. There is so much to this story both on the surface and deeper, and it was a complete adventure to read. Just when you think everything's okay, guess what? It's not. Heart Murmurs takes originality to a whole new level. I was super excited to find out in my interview with the author, R.R. Smythe, that there will be a sequel to Heart Murmurs! The ending definitely leaves you believing there will be more. And there is more, so much more left to be told about Mia and Morgan.
Heart Murmurs by R. R. Smythe was provided to me by the Bewitching Book Tours for review. The opinions are my own.
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My Review:
Heart Murmurs is the first book in a new young adult series series by R. R. Smythe. This book was completely different from anything I've ever read before. It takes famous authors of the past that we all know and love and adds quite a twist. Mia's situation is gripping, and she is a very loveable character, so that just makes the reader that much more attached to her as the book progresses. Morgan tries to be tough and distant. It didn't last long, but he tried. He's pretty adorable actually. The muscle memory aspect to this story is very interesting. Some of the odd and quircky things the body is capable of is truly amazing. There is so much to this story both on the surface and deeper, and it was a complete adventure to read. Just when you think everything's okay, guess what? It's not. Heart Murmurs takes originality to a whole new level. I was super excited to find out in my interview with the author, R.R. Smythe, that there will be a sequel to Heart Murmurs! The ending definitely leaves you believing there will be more. And there is more, so much more left to be told about Mia and Morgan.
Heart Murmurs by R. R. Smythe was provided to me by the Bewitching Book Tours for review. The opinions are my own.
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5 Sparkles for Heart Murmurs
my alter ego, r r smythe, received 5 star review from WHat's Beyond Forks Review Site
My Review:
Heart Murmurs is the first book in a new young adult series series by R. R. Smythe. This book was completely different from anything I've ever read before. It takes famous authors of the past that we all know and love and adds quite a twist. Mia's situation is gripping, and she is a very loveable character, so that just makes the reader that much more attached to her as the book progresses. Morgan tries to be tough and distant. It didn't last long, but he tried. He's pretty adorable actually. The muscle memory aspect to this story is very interesting. Some of the odd and quircky things the body is capable of is truly amazing. There is so much to this story both on the surface and deeper, and it was a complete adventure to read. Just when you think everything's okay, guess what? It's not. Heart Murmurs takes originality to a whole new level. I was super excited to find out in my interview with the author, R.R. Smythe, that there will be a sequel to Heart Murmurs! The ending definitely leaves you believing there will be more. And there is more, so much more left to be told about Mia and Morgan.
Heart Murmurs by R. R. Smythe was provided to me by the Bewitching Book Tours for review. The opinions are my own.
My Review:
Heart Murmurs is the first book in a new young adult series series by R. R. Smythe. This book was completely different from anything I've ever read before. It takes famous authors of the past that we all know and love and adds quite a twist. Mia's situation is gripping, and she is a very loveable character, so that just makes the reader that much more attached to her as the book progresses. Morgan tries to be tough and distant. It didn't last long, but he tried. He's pretty adorable actually. The muscle memory aspect to this story is very interesting. Some of the odd and quircky things the body is capable of is truly amazing. There is so much to this story both on the surface and deeper, and it was a complete adventure to read. Just when you think everything's okay, guess what? It's not. Heart Murmurs takes originality to a whole new level. I was super excited to find out in my interview with the author, R.R. Smythe, that there will be a sequel to Heart Murmurs! The ending definitely leaves you believing there will be more. And there is more, so much more left to be told about Mia and Morgan.
Heart Murmurs by R. R. Smythe was provided to me by the Bewitching Book Tours for review. The opinions are my own.
April 24, 2013
Blog Tour
Hey everyone. So, doing a blog tour. If you've ever wanted to know TMI about me and my writing, this is the place lol. I'll talk about playlists, inspiration for the book and all my weird obsessions.
Stop by if you can.
May 1 Guest blog (review)
http://www.pwcreighton.com/surveillan...
Wednesdays as part of the Intriguing Observations guest post series
May 1 Spotlight
Howling Books and Design
http://howlingbooksanddesign.blogspot...
May 2 Guest blog
Butterfly-o-Meter Books
http://butterflyometerbooks.blogspot....
Author’s choice type of stop: guest post, character guest post, character profile, character interview (author Q's), playlist, top ten,
May 2 Spotlight
Brooke Blogs
http://www.brookeblogs.com
May 3 Spotlight
the girl with red cape
http://thegirlwithredcape.blogspot.in/
May 3 Review
Paperback Princess
http://princess-paperback.blogspot.co...
May 3 Spotlight
Literary Meanderings
http://www.literaryme.net/
May 6 Guest blog
Bianca2b
http://bianca2b.wordpress.com
May 6 Interview
Love in a Book
http://www.loveinabook.com
May 6 Interview and review
What's Beyond Forks?
http://www.whatsbeyondforks.com/
May 7 Guest blog and review
Mama Knows Books
http://mamaknowsbooks.blogspot.com
May 7 Spotlight
Queen of all She Reads
http://queenofallshereads.blogspot.com/
May 8 Spotlight and review
Teen Blurb
www.teenblurb.org
May 8 Spotlight
Cover2CoverBlog
www.cover2coverblog.blogspot.com
Stop by if you can.
May 1 Guest blog (review)
http://www.pwcreighton.com/surveillan...
Wednesdays as part of the Intriguing Observations guest post series
May 1 Spotlight
Howling Books and Design
http://howlingbooksanddesign.blogspot...
May 2 Guest blog
Butterfly-o-Meter Books
http://butterflyometerbooks.blogspot....
Author’s choice type of stop: guest post, character guest post, character profile, character interview (author Q's), playlist, top ten,
May 2 Spotlight
Brooke Blogs
http://www.brookeblogs.com
May 3 Spotlight
the girl with red cape
http://thegirlwithredcape.blogspot.in/
May 3 Review
Paperback Princess
http://princess-paperback.blogspot.co...
May 3 Spotlight
Literary Meanderings
http://www.literaryme.net/
May 6 Guest blog
Bianca2b
http://bianca2b.wordpress.com
May 6 Interview
Love in a Book
http://www.loveinabook.com
May 6 Interview and review
What's Beyond Forks?
http://www.whatsbeyondforks.com/
May 7 Guest blog and review
Mama Knows Books
http://mamaknowsbooks.blogspot.com
May 7 Spotlight
Queen of all She Reads
http://queenofallshereads.blogspot.com/
May 8 Spotlight and review
Teen Blurb
www.teenblurb.org
May 8 Spotlight
Cover2CoverBlog
www.cover2coverblog.blogspot.com
April 20, 2013
Ever Forward
I have more news to share, but it hasn't been announced as yet. When it is, check here or my personal blog for status updates. I am a big believer in the pay it forward. ie the old golden rule, treat others as you would want to be treated. In living this, I've made the most fabulous writer friends out there-and am so grateful that many of them have graciously agreed to take time out of their own busy schedules to blurb my next book. In turn, I always try to educate new writers about...well everything. Contracts, craft. Many newbies only know what they love, not the business side of writing.
I already sent another new book in...and now have to decide what project to focus on next. I have quite a few second in the series books I could do...and of course i always have that next shiny new idea calling me like Dug the Dog (UP!)
Thank you all for reading. Bluebirds has increased my reader base exponentially, and I am very grateful.
I already sent another new book in...and now have to decide what project to focus on next. I have quite a few second in the series books I could do...and of course i always have that next shiny new idea calling me like Dug the Dog (UP!)
Thank you all for reading. Bluebirds has increased my reader base exponentially, and I am very grateful.
Forward
I have more news to share, but it hasnt been announced as yet. When it is, check here or my personal blog for status updates. I am a big believer in the pay it forward. ie the old golden rule, treat others as you would want to be treated. In living this, I've made the most fabulous writer friends out there-and am so grateful that many of them have graciously agreed to take time out of their own busy schedules to blurb my next book. In turn, I always try to educate new writers about...well everything. Contracts, craft. Many newbies only know what they love, not the business side of writing.
I already sent another new book in...and now have to decide what project to focus on next. I have quite a few second in the series books I could do...and of course i always have that next shiny new idea calling me like Dug the Dog (UP!)
Thank you all for reading. Bluebirds has increased my reader base exponentially, and I am very grateful.
I already sent another new book in...and now have to decide what project to focus on next. I have quite a few second in the series books I could do...and of course i always have that next shiny new idea calling me like Dug the Dog (UP!)
Thank you all for reading. Bluebirds has increased my reader base exponentially, and I am very grateful.
Brynns Release Schedule 2023/24
Brynns rights have reverted on several novels so she will be re releasing them--many that have never been in KDP. Watch this space
The publishing schedule for 2023/34
Aug/Sept release of Once Upon a Sid ...more
The publishing schedule for 2023/34
Aug/Sept release of Once Upon a Sid ...more
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