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Davonna Juroe
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Medieval Fantasy Series ‘The Last Wizards of Tynedale’ Set to Release Next Year
Hello, friends and faeries! Just a quick update on my co-author’s and my medieval fantasy series for all of you who are following. We are very thrilled to be diving into yet another edit on the first book in the series “The Last Wizards of Tynedale”, which will be releasing next year. We’re also very [...]
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"A dash of Children of the Corn, a helping of Jeepers Creepers, and a WHOLE lot of heart, make this one PERFECT read for the season. What? You don't think SCARY stories can have heart? Well, think again!
Ollie is a keep to herself, bookish, yet rough a" Read more of this review » |
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“I smelled a musk-like, earthy scent as he moved closer. It was the smell of someone who'd spent countless nights on forest floors. I”
― Scarlette: A Gothic Folktale
― Scarlette: A Gothic Folktale
“Trying to shake off the dream, I got up to find another blanket but heard rustling at the window. A flash of white hurled past. An icicle of panic slid down my back.”
― Scarlette: A Gothic Folktale
― Scarlette: A Gothic Folktale
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A big hi from Redmond, Davonna. Thank you for accepting my friend request. I see that we share a love of Lovecraft. Have you heard about the convention in Portland this April?https://www.facebook.com/events/61085...
Mel wrote: "Thanks for sharing the amazon link to your book! I grabbed a copy right away :D"Thanks great, Mel! Glad you got a copy! Can't wait to see your review! :)
Thanks for sharing the amazon link to your book! I grabbed a copy right away :D
Thank you for the friend request Davonna, i think your book looks really interesting :)
Sangria wrote: "Thanks for your friendship, Davonna! :)Your book has fabulous ratings, I can't wait to read it! :)"
You are welcome, Sangria! Thanks for your feedback on the reviews. I can't wait to hear what you think of SCARLETTE! :D
Anastasia & wrote: "Hey Davonna!So, we just figured out that apparently half the people trying to contact us have been sent straight to our spam box. D: We saw your review request, though. And would totally be honor..."
Sorry it's taken me so long to get back to you! I'm going to write you a PM on here! ;)
Hey Davonna!So, we just figured out that apparently half the people trying to contact us have been sent straight to our spam box. D: We saw your review request, though. And would totally be honored to review Scarlette, if the offer still stands ...
P.S - I'm getting my pink highlights,soon. When my hair is dyed blonde. So psyched! :DD
Thanks again!
Eva wrote: "Thanks for the friendship, Davonna! I Put Scarlette on my to read list. I started reading some of it on amazon and it hooked me! Also your cover is awesome. Did you do it yourself?https://twitter..."
Hey, sorry I'm just replying to this. The woman that did my cover was Australian designer Scarlett Rugers. Here is her website if you'd liked to see: http://www.scarlettrugers.com/
Glad the book hooked you and thanks for commenting! Happy holidays!
LOL, pink is so much better! Especially the pink in your hair. I want to dye my hair blonde, then dip dye it the color that's in your hair. Thanks, my friend did it for me. (:
Awwwh, thanks so much, Demitra! That's sweet of you. :D I just sent you a message. :DDemitra wrote: "Can I just say that I loove your hair? (:"
Leigh wrote: "Hi Davonna! Jane Eyre is my favorite book too :O :D and I see that you're an author, congrats on your book! And I am definitely putting Scarlette in my tbr pile."That is wicked that Jane Eyre is your favorite book! Nobody does it like the Bronte sisters. :D Thanks for putting SCARLETTE on your to-read list!
I actually just wrote you a private message! :D
Talk to you soonish!
Hi Davonna! Jane Eyre is my favorite book too :O :D and I see that you're an author, congrats on your book! And I am definitely putting Scarlette in my tbr pile.
Thanks D.L.! It is always nice to get compliments. I like you too and love your blog! Thanks. I think I've stalked you on FB and Twitter as well. LOL Good luck on your publishing adventure with your book.Peace,
Charles
Hi D.L., I'm sorry it took so long to stop by but I wanted to let you know that I'm pleased to meet you and look forward to discussing books with you. If you ever have any questions about any of the titles on my shelves or about eHarlequin.com and all it has to offer, please ask. I'll be happy to answer. I’ll also have Harlequin news updates on my profile on a regular basis so be sure to stop by to keep up on everything Harlequin!
John wrote: "I can't wait to see your book. It's sounds really terrific. :)"Me too! Thanks!
I can't wait to see your book. It's sounds really terrific. :)
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David, I DID see that that event was happening next month in Portland! There was a Kickstarter campaign for something in regards to the convention, if I remember correctly, not too long ago. Are you going? I love Lovecraft's concepts, stories, and ideas. However, sometimes the prose can get a little bogged down. ;) I'm sure you know what I mean. My favorite of his stories is THE NAMELESS CITY. Have you read that one? Love it!