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July 16, 2013

CrossReads Book Blast: One Night with a Rock Star by Chana Keefer, $50 Gift Card Giveaway

  One Night With a Rock Star By: Chana Keefer FREE TODAY FOR AMAZON KINDLE! About the Book It’s Anne of Green Gables Meets Rattle & Hum. Worlds collide. When Esther was a young teen with frizzy hair and too-skinny … Continue reading →
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Published on July 16, 2013 12:43

July 13, 2013

A Reader’s Guide to Modern Genres of Fiction

Today I welcome James Cash as my guest on Write Brain Activity.   A Reader’s Guide to Modern Genres of Fiction by James Cash The world of literature is expanding. In the old days, a few umbrellas – Horror, Drama, … Continue reading →
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Published on July 13, 2013 05:38

July 10, 2013

Old Slave House featured in new novel

 By Tom Kane of the Daily Register, Harrisburg, Illinois. Updated Apr. 4, 2013 @ 2:06 pm A novel about time travel in Southeast Illinois would have to include “The Old Slave House” or Crenshaw House as the state of Illinois calls … Continue reading →
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Published on July 10, 2013 10:34

Reader’s Favorite reviews Every Hill and Mountain

Reviewed by Brenda Casto for Readers’ Favorite   To say Abby Thomas has had an interesting summer is a huge understatement. While tutoring eleven year old Merri in Miles Station, Illinois, they discover a unique computer program called Beautiful House … Continue reading →
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Published on July 10, 2013 09:57

June 5, 2013

A Trip Back in Time

Macoupin County Historical Society I was honored to be the speaker at the Macoupin County Historical Society’s annual picnic in Carlinville, Illinois last Sunday, June 2. I delivered my PowerPoint presentation, “Weaving History into Fiction,” which explains the local history … Continue reading →
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Published on June 05, 2013 05:13

June 1, 2013

Writing in the Right Tone of Voice

Once years ago, I saw a letter to the editor in the newspaper that really stirred me up. The title was “Pro-lifers Should Put Up their Money.” The writer said (in part): Pro-choice people espouse the virtues of a woman’s … Continue reading →
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Published on June 01, 2013 08:36

May 31, 2013

Summer 2013 Appearances

If you’re in the area stop by to say hi. I’ll have books to sell, of course. If you’ve already bought them I’d love to sign them personally for you.   May 4.    Morrison Talbott Library Signing. Waterloo, IL … Continue reading →
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Published on May 31, 2013 14:30

May 23, 2013

Updating my website today

I loved the color of my old Word Press theme, but I think this new one will make it easier for readers to. . .well. . . read the posts. Tell me what you think.
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Published on May 23, 2013 12:51

May 5, 2013

Separating Fact from Fiction in Every Hill and Mountain

“Particularly interesting is how the past and the present are woven together to bring history to life and to make the story complete.” –Amazon reviewer To that reviewer and others who said similar things, I say, “Thank you, very much. I do try to be a good weaver.” The Disclaimer inside the front cover of Every [...]
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Published on May 05, 2013 21:39

About My Books

Thanks for your interest in my books. Follow the links below for descriptions, reviews, and how to buy each book.   This is my time-travel trilogy. They’re mysteries with a sweet romance and suitable for teens and adults. Time and Again (book 1) Unclaimed Legacy (book 2) Every Hill and Mountain (book 3)     [...]
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Published on May 05, 2013 17:00