Archive | March 27, 2018
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“Loved this story!” – The Truth Inside (New Beginnings Book 1) By Trish Edmisten
#romanceauthor #contemporary romance #romancewriter #newadultromance Samantha Blundell – I Love HEA Romance Book Blog Loved this story! Going into this story after reading the blurb I went into the story expecting one thing, but what I got was completely different! This story was wonderfully written and touched on a subject that is not talked about…
Character Quotes from Bad Medicine – A Frank & Marka Mystery by Dellani
Originally posted on Cereal Authors:
“Lemme get the laptop.” Matthew scurried over to Kenny’s office and retrieved the computer. “More room in here,” he said as he came back. Sutherland closed the door behind Matthew. He pulled up a chair from Marka’s adjoining office and set the laptop on the corner of Frank’s huge desk.…
Red River Radio Presents What’s Write for Me with Andy, Dominic and Josh
Originally posted on Dellani Oakes:
WEDNESDAY, March 28 4-6 PM EDT on Blog Talk Radio It’s officially SPRING and our hopes turn to warmer weather and sunshine. Just in case that doesn’t pan out for you, our three guests have plenty of books to read. Two are returning guests, and the other is brand new.…
#10 Query Corner: ‘Trail To Testament’
Originally posted on Morgan Hazelwood: Writer In Progress:
Welcome to: Morgan’s Query Corner: Answering Your Query Quandaries INVISIBLE ME is a YA. When high school senior Ana’s genius best friend, Isaac, turns her invisible to save her from his kidnappers, she has seven days to rescue him or be invisible forever. NOTE: If you submit…
4 steps to writing your Amazon book blurb – notes from #20BooksLondon
Originally posted on deborahjay:
Sharing a bit more of what I learned at 20BooksLondon, here is a resume of the notes I took on blurb writing. Now I’m fairly confident about my blurb writing ability, but I’m very aware in this industry things change – what works this week doesn’t next (especially in marketing), so…
Reading Links…3/27/18
Originally posted on Where Genres Collide Traci Kenworth YA Author:
Easter Reading Links…3/27/18 Traci Kenworth Fantasy/Dystopian/UF/Paranormal/SF: https://culturevultureexpress.wordpress.com/2018/03/23/spaceship-broken-by-russell-nohelty-review/ The book follows the story of a young boy, our protagonist Sammy. The story is told from Sammy’s point of view. Sammy has had a difficult start in life and has seen more pain already than most…
Unique, beautiful or strange; how do you select the best name?
Originally posted on Jean's Writing:
Naming characters can be hard. Is for me. I worry over them like newborn babes. So… Just how important is choosing the right name? Turns out very! That is if you want to write memorable characters. No writer wants their readers to go whats-his-name killed whois.No, we want our characters…
Hanging out at the Book Fair Book Cafe
Originally posted on writerchristophfischer:
Book Fair and Book Cafe Every year in April there’s a book fair in Llandeilo, an integral part of the Lit Fest with many authors being part of the festival programme as well. Local authors show off their books and are available to talk about their work and sign books. Get…
#Romantic #Suspense My Review of Inconclusive Evidence by @reily_garrett #TuesdayBookBlog
Originally posted on Rosie Amber:
Inconclusive Evidence by Reily Garrett 4 Stars Inconclusive Evidence is a romantic suspense novel, book #3 of the McAllister Justice series. It begins with an investigative reporter mailing incriminating evidence to a friend for safety. When Megan Chauner opens the package, she finds that it contains evidence of illegal nanotechnology…
When Destiny Takes A U-Turn [Guest Post]
Rachel Poli Today’s guest post is a short story brought to you by Saba. Thanks, Saba! Light sunny morning during the winter days, the greenery around me was smiling, but a little reluctantly. The chill in the air was bothering them, as it was bothering us all! I was all sweaty running along the lines of […]
