Roxanne Crouse's Blog, page 17
July 21, 2013
Blog Tour: The Secret Guardian by Wes Dodd Promo Stop and $20 Amazon Gift Card Giveaway
The Secret Guardian by Wes Dodd Wes Dodd was born in Lynchburg, Virginia in 1958, currently residing in Southside Virginia. He has two daughters and three grandchildren. Within the last couple years he has discovered a passion for creating and breathing life into great stories. He has published three novels: The Crimson Key, a mystery, … Continue reading »
July 20, 2013
Guest Post From Author Janiera Eldridge: How to Kick That Nasty Writer’s Block #writersblock
Synopsis: Soul Sisters is an urban fantasy novel about African-American twin sisters Ani and Dana who have a rather unique secret: one sister is human while the other is a vampire. While the sisters have lived peacefully with each other for many years one fateful night will change both their lives forever. When a drunken … Continue reading »
July 19, 2013
Roxanne’s Book Review: The Last Swordmage: A Magic of Solendrea Novel (Volume 1) by Martin F. Hengst
Book 1 of The Swordmage Trilogy: 2nd Edition, Revised and Expanded As far as bad luck goes, Tiadaria’s has been the stuff of legend. After being sold into slavery by her father and accused of a murder she didn’t commit, she finds herself facing the executioner. The only thing standing between her neck and the … Continue reading »
July 15, 2013
It’s time for the Summer Kindle Fire Giveaway!
This is a joint AUTHOR & BLOGGER GIVEAWAY EVENT! Bloggers & Authors have joined together and each chipped in a little money towards a Kindle Fire HD 7″. Kindle Fire HD 7″ Giveaway The winner will have the option of receiving a 7″ Kindle Fire HD (US Only) Or $199 Amazon.com Gift Card (International) Or … Continue reading »
July 14, 2013
Blog Tour: The One Blood Series Books One and Two by Stavros Guest Post
Däm’Um: Song of the Vam Pŷr’s Blood Junky The One Blood Series Book One Stavros Genre: Horror/Thriller Publisher: Crazy Duck Press (CDP) Date of Publication: September 2010 ISBN: 9780982812112 Number of pages: 384 Cover Artist: Stavros Blood Junky Reader Quotes : http://youtu.be/r7s0Hrs-9fQ CDP eShop The Arti(s)fact Store Book Browser Amazon Book Description: “Nothing is … Continue reading »
July 11, 2013
Plot tips: One Way to Write About Phobias
Reblogged from "CommuniCATE" Resources for Writers: Phobias are the worst kind of nightmare: they strike when you are awake. No noise from outside your bedroom window will wake you and release you from your nightmare. There may be no escape. They can utterly disable your most heroic character. I’d like to describe a phobia to … Continue reading »
July 9, 2013
Blog Tour: Fortune’s Scion by Ann Gimpel Guest Post
Fortune’s Scion By Ann Gimpel Publisher: Desert Breeze Publishing ISBN: Release Date: 7/11/13 Genre: Young Adult Urban Fantasy 85,000 words Book Description: Against stiff odds, Ned learns different isn’t necessarily bad and true love has a way of shining through. Raised by wizards who never missed an opportunity to … Continue reading »
July 8, 2013
Blog Tour: Ixeos Rebellion by Jennings Wright
Ixeos Rebellion With rebel leader Darian free at last, the humans and outsiders on Ixeos must find a way to join forces and defeat the Firsts. The problem? All slaves are tracked with GPS, the Firsts are the only ones with power, and roving gangs hate the rebels just as much as they hate the … Continue reading »
July 7, 2013
Blog Tour: The Cat’s Meow A Witch’s Brew Book by Stacey Kennedy Spot Light w/ $50 Giveaway!
The Cat’s Meow A Witch’s Brew Book Stacey Kennedy Genre: Urban Fantasy Romance Length: 256 pages Release Date: December 2012 ISBN: 978-1-62266-857-1 Imprint: Entangled Edge Amazon Goodreads BN Kobo iTunes Book Description: When a magical presence is detected around a recent string of feline slayings, Libby, an enchantress, is determined to discover who is … Continue reading »
July 6, 2013
Guest Post: How Readers Can Help Their Favorite Writers by Dan Smith
Welcome Dan Smith from Smith Publicity to SMTWSLT talking about how readers can help their favorite indie authors Readers will always be the best advocate for any author or book. By putting forward a little effort to spread the word, book fans can have a tremendous impact in helping their favorite authors continue to produce … Continue reading »
