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April 29, 2014

I Love a Mystery Newsletter Awards The Revenant THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE RECOMMENDATION!

Holy peanut butter, Batman! Just received this amazing review from the I Love a Mystery Newsletter, one of the oldest and most respected sites reviewing Mystery Novels.  Laurence Coven wrote a lengthy and detailed review. His final verdict on the THE REVENANT OF THRAXTON HALL? He awarded the novel THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE RECOMMENDATION! Yee-ha!
http://www.iloveamysterynewsletter.com/LAURENCE%20COVEN.html#REVENANT



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Published on April 29, 2014 10:49

April 20, 2014

A Cozy New Review from Canada!

Recently received this warm and wonderful review from "Beatnik Mary" who runs her blog, Cozy Little Book Journal from Nova Scotia, Canada. (Shout out to my Canadian homies!)

Mary loved The Revenant and was kind enough to also post a five star review on Amazon. Thank you, Mary! Read her terrific review at:

http://www.cozylittlebookjournal.com/...


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Published on April 20, 2014 06:12

April 11, 2014

Popcorn Read Finds The Revenant of Thraxton Hall Makes for Great Reading Entertainment

The latest Blog to review THE REVENANT is PopcornReads.com, self described as a
site for "lifelong bookaholics who like to read for entertainment."

Mk, who runs the site, wrote a very thorough review of the book (the kind of review I prefer). Check it out at:

www.popcornreads.com




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Published on April 11, 2014 05:32

April 2, 2014

Review of Vaughn Entwistle's The Revenant of Thraxton Hall in Open Letters

Okay, now I'm getting noticed by the big players. Here is an absolutely TERRIFIC review of THE REVENANT in Open Letters Monthly.

The review was written by Irma Heldman, a veteran publishing executive and book reviewer with a penchant for mysteries.

http://www.openlettersmonthly.com/its...


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Published on April 02, 2014 08:34

March 22, 2014

Living in Somerset

I'm still getting used to just how beautiful this part of England is. Here are some photographs from my morning stroll around the moated Bishop's Palace, built in 1340.


Note, there was no need for castle-like defenses and the water-filled moat. The Bishop's Palace was never a military edifice. As the sign on the moat wall explains, it was merely a fashion statement, and one that secured the high status of the office. Imagine trying to get the taxpayers' to foot the bill for such excess these days!

Still, we now have a lovely place to enjoy, complete with the resident family of swans who recently produced a brood of nine cygnets.


Ah, I love Wells!













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Published on March 22, 2014 04:38

More and more great reviews of the Revenant of Thraxton Hall!

The hits just keep on coming. Currently the book is receiving favorable reviews on mystery web sites, historical fiction websites and now on fantasy web sites.

Talk about firing on all cylinders!

Check out the review on the Blog Literary Escapism:


http://www.literaryescapism.com/42010...

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Published on March 22, 2014 04:38

March 19, 2014

Don't Make Me Get Medieval . . .


Wells continues to amaze me. Took the dog for a walk there yesterday. As always, I had to swing by the Cathedral Close to gaze upon the gorgeous twelfth century cathedral. 

I stepped through Beggar's Gate and thought for a moment I had fallen through a rift in the space/time continuum as I was confronted by dozens of people dressed in medieval costume. 

It turned out that a film crew was shooting scenes for the pilot episode of an American TV show called "Galavant." From what I've been able to find on Google, it looks like Princess Bride meets Glee. Should be fun.




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Published on March 19, 2014 03:44

March 15, 2014

Interview with Author Vaughn Entwistle on Book Plank


PAHTEEEEE!Just did my first author interview with a book blog and now have more blogs lining up behind.

Wow, I'm kinda, sorta, closing-in-on, well-not-exactly-but-you-know-what-I-mean, almost famous!

Pop the bubbly!

You can read the interview and discover all my hopes, dreams, fantasies and incredibly-annoying-but-endearing-to-those-who-know-and-love-me character flaws on the Book Plank Blog site:

http://tinyurl.com/q54v5to 







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Published on March 15, 2014 03:56

March 12, 2014

Another Great Review Courtesy of the CultDen

The first professional reviews of The Revenant of Thraxton Hall are beginning to roll in.  Here is a great one from The CultDen, an online media site that provides news and review from the entertainment world, including books, movies, games and tv shows. 


http://www.thecultden.com/2014/03/boo...
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Published on March 12, 2014 06:42