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October 19, 2015

Witches: Coven of Seduction

Julian Froment:

Intelligent! Steamy! Creative! Suspenseful, surprising ending. A wonderful read.


Originally posted on The Erotica Journal:


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Available on Amazon and Kindle Unlimited



Description: Witches: Coven of Seduction is a short, paranormal erotic romance novel of just over 40,000 words and is the first book of the Creatures of NOLA series. This book is for mature audiences.



Blurb: Reagan St. Claire uses sex to kill.



She’s three-hundred years old, but doesn’t look a day over thirty. As Leader of the Coven of Eternal Night in New Orleans, it is her job to ensure the survival of her kind—and that means gathering the energy sources needed to initiate new members into the coven. How she gathers those energy sources is the fun part.



With the witch’s ceremony quickly approaching, Reagan must use her feminine charms to round up appropriate men and drain their energy, but life doesn’t go exactly as she planned.



Bastion Dauphine crashes into her life unexpectedly. Sexy, mysterious and not necessarily what Reagan thinks he…


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Published on October 19, 2015 13:46

October 17, 2015

The Latest Reason To Be Ashamed Of Myself

Julian Froment:

A perfect parody. A spectacular spoof. Check it out now. Excellent read.


Originally posted on readful things blog:


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Available now on Amazon and Kindle Unlimited



Description:

“Thursday the Twelfth” is a 15k word parody about a down-on-his-luck killer in a horror book. Filled with absolute silliness, it is not recommended that you read this book if you are concerned with your sanity. For everyone else who is okay with being crazy, please proceed.



Blurb:

What happens if the star of the horror book, the masked murderer, is arrested before he has the chance to kill anyone? A failing college student steps in to take his place. Can it really be that simple? Does the masked killer just walk up to someone and kill them?



Not quite.



Along with following all of the horror monster rules he learned at Psychotic Killer Camp, like:



The killer always gets up again

He always takes the stairs

He must never lose his weapon

He must enter through the most impossible entrance



He…


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Published on October 17, 2015 10:01

August 18, 2015

Your chance to win a copy–Becoming Ellen by Shari Shattuck

Julian Froment:

A great giveaway


Originally posted on readful things blog:


I’ve got a beautiful hardcover copy of this book to giveaway to one lucky winner. All you gotta do to enter is share this post with your favourite social media outlet and drop me a comment below to let me know you did. (US residents only please.)



Winners will be chosen on Friday 8/14



Thank you to Putnam/Penguin Random House for the prize :)



Becoming EllenBecoming Ellen by Shari Shattuck



Returning in the bestselling tradition of Jennifer Weiner, Shattuck brilliantly illustrates the deep friendship between two absolutely unforgettable women in this touching yet funny novel.



Ellen Homes is done being invisible. Well, sort of.



Living with her closest friends, Temerity and Justice, has helped her step out of the shell of invisibility she once hid away in. She still seeks refuge in solitary time and observing from afar, but she has pushed herself to open up to others in ways that…


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Published on August 18, 2015 10:06

August 6, 2015

The First Time

The first time you wrote,

A comment for me,

I could hardly know,

What this would grow to be


The first time we emailed

Privately, of course,

My heart soared and sailed

And you were the source


The first time we texted

More instantaneous now,

The fens to be excepted,

Where 3G is a sow


The first time we spoke

Your beautiful voice,

Took my breath away,

Made me rejoice


The first time we skyped

And I saw your face,

My heart it did flutter,

At your angelic grace


The first time we met,

In the physical world,

Everything shifted,

As my soul unfurled


The first time we kissed

And sizzling sparks flew,

Our lips they touched,

And our love grew


The first time we made …

Such intimate joy,

From the heavens above,

Just a girl and a boy


And all of these firsts,

Led to seconds and thirds,

An infinity of ecstasies,

That you bring unto me.


The ultimate love,

United and free,

Together always,

Is what we shall be.


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Published on August 06, 2015 12:14

August 5, 2015

Indie Author Help Page Answers Elizabeth Tyree

Julian Froment:

Another excellent addition to the excellent Indie Author Resource Pages.


Originally posted on readful things blog:


Today Elizabeth Tyree is joining us to share her experience as an indie author. Thanks so much for sharing your wisdom, Elizabeth! You can find the answers of other authors who have been generous enough to help us out on the resource page of this blog and the blog of Charles Yallowtiz . Feel free to answer the questions and send an email if you would like to share your own experience. Every bit of knowledge we can get helps! (readfulthings@gmail.com)



You can find Elizabeth’s Author Central Page HERE with a list of all her books.



1. How did you decide to become an indie author?



It was 2012 and I had already completed 2 novels in my Stone Dragon Saga and was working on the 3rd, but could not seem to find an agent. In all reality, I sent maybe 4 or 5 queries to agents and only a…


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Published on August 05, 2015 11:52

August 4, 2015

Love’s Eternal Fire

The passion and desire,

That I feel for you,

Love’s eternal fire,

Does burn so true


That glint in your eyes,

That come hither look,

Let’s read together,

Love’s secret book


That smile that plays,

Upon your lips,

The suns fair radiance,

It doth surely eclipse


Angels do quell,

Their jealous rage,

Your perfect beauty

Doth theirs upstage


Love’s sweet nectar,

I drink it down deep,

Love’s sweet mysteries,

Are ours to reap


Always and forever,

Me with you,

Two hearts as one,

Eternally true.


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Published on August 04, 2015 12:28

July 30, 2015

I Like Leaves

Some leaves. Some mean more than others to me.


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Published on July 30, 2015 14:46

Finally Complete

Clouds of grey,

No sky of blue,

When each day,

I’m without you


But comes that time,

Not oft’ enough,

When the sun doth shine

And I set off


Across the ocean

Back to you

The plane in motion

‘Come on crew!’


Get me to

The one I love,

Fly me in,

From up above


Back to her

I do race,

That metal bird,

Doth cross the space


A finally back,

There in her arms,

Oblivious to all,

But her sweet charms


That pretty face,

Those luscious lips,

I’m whole again,

And now complete


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Published on July 30, 2015 13:27

All I Want

All I want is to be with you,

Across the sea in a land so new


Where resides my heart with you,

I should be there with you too


Stuck here on this rock of rain,

I don’t want to be here again.


There’s only one place I want to be

There with you in the land of the free.


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Published on July 30, 2015 13:13

July 24, 2015

Villains V. Anti-heroes: What’s the difference?

Julian Froment:

Feeling villainous? Excellent advice for writers.


Originally posted on readful things blog:


What? Why do you people always expect me to have an answer?



Kidding…



Villains are the ones that you love to hate. They are eyeball glue for fiction readers. Seriously–want to ensure that the reader will keep turning pages? Give them a well designed villain and an equally matched hero, and they will finish your book and get that Kindle pages read graph to sky-rocket.



When we think about the basic set up of a novel, what do we think of? Hero + Villain = story? Most of the time. Let’s look at that a bit closer.



Most people go that route because it is a less risky formula. It is easy, accepted and authors choose it for those reasons. The likeable protagonist is common because:



*The reader can identify with them easily and put themselves in the character’s place.



*The character embodies all the good things about ourselves and…


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Published on July 24, 2015 07:58