Atonement in Bloom Book Launch Party Bus

Hi, everyone and welcome to the Bloomin’ Book Launch Party Bus & Atonement TN Book Fair!
It is my pleasure to have one of the most creative and talented authors I know, on my blog today. Please give a warm welcome to Teagan Riordain Geneviene. She has a new novel launching today called, Atonement in Bloom. I will let her take it from here. Enjoy the ride!

 


Atonement Blog Party Bus Loaded


All aboard! Beep-beep, yeah! The party bus is here. (Click here for theme music Magic Bus!) Our first stop is in Connecticut to pick up Dan Antion, who has a handy guided tour of Atonement, TN. Dan agreed to be a relief bus driver too, since bus-driver-Lilith the calico, sometimes has to take a break to give Deme or Honeybell a head bath.


Where “atonement” begins


It’s best if you read the first book first. So, for the launch of “Bloom,” Atonement, Tennessee is on sale for 99¢ (e-book). Click Atonement book covers for purchase links.


Residents of my fictional town might be of any race and from any ancestry. So author and translator Olga Núñez Miret translated the debut novel to Spanish! For that language I changed the title to Expiación y Magia!


Cover Expiación y Magia ― Una Fantasía Urbana

Atonement, Tennessee in Spanish


Speaking of the otherworldly pigs, I should mention the order of the Atonement stories. Your first visit to the town is Atonement, Tennessee. It’s an urban fantasy — set in our present-day, real world but with magical elements. Aside from the heroine and her neighbor-friends (or as Diana Peach likes to call them, the gall palls (Diana’s review here), you’ll meet the grumpy sheriff, Robin Warden.


Includes the prequel


The first “snort” in The Glowing Pigs, Snort Stories of Atonement, Tennessee is about a very young Deputy Robin. (Review by Dr. Phuong Callaway here.) That particular story is tied to the novel I’m launching today, Atonement in Bloom.


Long awaited sequel to Atonement, Tennessee


Here’s the blurb!


The quaint town was stranger than Ralda Lawton could have imagined. The local population included supernatural beings of the fae variety. Although only she and a few others knew about that.


In a past life, Ralda ― Esmeralda had been involved in something with those supernaturals and it had carried into her present life. In Atonement, Tennessee, that almost got her killed. Now she has new problems, and new supes to complicate matters.


Atonement in Bloom continues the misadventures of Ralda, her friends, and neighbors in the small (but far from peaceful) town of Atonement, Tennessee. Her old house and cemetery are still there, along with Lilith the cat, quirky townsfolk, and assorted supernaturals.


Now Lilith the calico sniffs out a strange beast.


Fae foolery backfires. A friend is abducted.


On a cold December day, Atonement, Tennessee comes into bloom.


The Unfolding Of An Orange Rose Bud


I don’t know why the party bus is stopping. Oh! It’s a delivery of flowers in honor of the book launch from Kirt Tisdale of The Wall Gallery! Wow… beautiful blue roses. Thank you, Kirt. The blue rose of the impossible is an important element of Atonement in Bloom.


We’re back on the road, and Dyanna at Ravenhawk’s Magazine has plenty of music for our road-trip. Lilith, slow down. I see Melissa from Today You Will Write at that bus stop up ahead.


Hang on to your seat-belt. Lilith just took a sharp curve and we are magically in Kentucky. Deme wanted to check out Teri Polen’s October horror and suspense book fest, Bad Moon Rising! You’ll find 31 authors and their books there!


Welcome to Atonement, TN! Everybody in town is taking part in the fun. Annie’s Antiques is hosting an exhibit of Art by Rob Goldstein.


My Blue Heaven


What’s that on the next table? It looks like an Aladin’s lamp. And a puff of colorful smoke! Oh, it’s the Lamp Magician. Welcome, Magician. I’m glad you could join the party bus!


My stomach is growling. Thank goodness Carol Taylor and Gerlinde de Broekert have catered the book fair. There are delicious foods at every booth! However, Deme and Honeybell love to read, so they ran straight to the Atonement, TN Book Fair. They’re in hog heaven with so many great books!


Heartfelt thanks to everyone for supporting this Bloomin’ Party Bus. Click the author names for more info.


(If anyone wants to share a link to a review of your book, or anything about yourself, please leave a comment with the link.)


D. Wallace Peach


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Chris Graham (for Agnes Mae Graham)


My Vibrating Vertabrae cover


Olga Núñez Miret For this book see here.


Angelic Business 1. Pink Matters Now available as an audio book too


D.L. Finn


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Jan Sikes


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Mary J McCoy-Dressel


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Sally Cronin



Jacquie Biggar has a sheriff too…


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Valentina Cirasola will help you tour Atonement, TN in style.


The Road To Top Of The World: Short Stories In The Land Of Puglia


Barb Taub will keep you laughing the entire way.



Resa will help you find the right thing to wear. She’s a costume designer. She would have enjoyed helping Ralda, Bethany, and Lacey search through the antique clothes in Sunhold’s closets (scene in “Bloom”).


Staci Troilo


Tortured Soul


Mae Clair


Book cover for End of Day, mystery/suspense novel by Mae Clair shows old dilapidated church with bell tower and a cemetery in the background overgrown with weeds


John W. Howell



Annette Rochelle Aben


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Robbie Cheadle


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Chuck Jackson


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Vashti Quiroz-Vega


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Teri Polen


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