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Sunday Sneak Peek – Sydney Logan

On October 17, Amazon best selling author Sydney Logan is relaunching her debut novel with a brand new cover! She’s ...
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Happy Birthday to The Writer’s Coffee Shop Publishing House

From their very first book, Blind Faith by Michael Schneider, to their most recent release, Twelve by T.M. Franklin, The ...
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Sunday Sneak Peek – T.M. Franklin

Today, we get a DOUBLE Sneak Peek at TWO upcoming releases from T.M. Franklin Frequent Flyers Coming November 1, 2014! ...
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Book Promo & Giveaway: YA Paranormal Anthology

Five full length YA Paranormal novels included in one bundle. Delve into the supernatural worlds created by Angel Lawson, Magan ...
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Sunday Sneak Peek – April Emerson

Coming December 4th from The Writer’s Coffee Shop….     Out of the Dark by April Emerson You can view ...
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Talking books and Irish history on BlogTalkRadio

It’s funny how things happen, you know? I met this lady, Stacy Harp, almost thirty years ago at church. She and her husband got married one month after Joe and I got married and I didn’t even know that until this year. Her brother married my sister. We celebrated the holidays last year together in … Continue reading →

Cover Reveal – Suzy Duffy

PRESENTS. . . A Cover Reveal for Lincoln Ladies by Suzy Duffy Release Date: October 30 , 2014 Published by The Writers Coffee Shop Kate Kavanagh is happy raising her daughter and focusing on work, but when the girl moves to New York for a fantastic job and ends up moving in with her philandering father, things … Continue reading →

Norse Women: What Happens After

The fifth and final part of the Norse Women Miniseries. (Note, adult circumstances are mentioned in this posting.) Gerda’s life was all that it could be once she was wed. She had autonomy in her home, raised her children, and—if she were fortunate—would be able to enjoy that life for another forty years or so.  The … Continue reading →

Norse Women – Marriage

This is part four of my current miniseries about Norwegian women of the 9th Century. You can read the prior posts about a notional Gerda’s childhood, young womanhood, and betrothal if you are so inclined, at the links indicated. MARRIAGE Though Gerda might not have had a lot to say before her marriage, that changed once … Continue reading →

Norse Women – The Betrothal

This is the third part of my little historical miniseries regarding Norse women of the 9th Century. Part one, on the childhood of a Norwegian girl, can be found here. Part two deals with her young womanhood and the courtship of a young woman of Nordweg. THE BETROTHAL A betrothal was considered a binding relationship.  For … Continue reading →