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Filthy Fingerprints.
Originally posted on IRISH FIREBRANDS: A Novel ~ and Other Works by Christine Plouvier, Indie Author:
Do your books have QR Codes? QR codes are those square-shaped blotches that look like smudged thumbprints. They show up now on thousands of different products, including the bills we receive. I’ve noticed them on the back covers of the…
Travels, Family, and Memorial
Originally posted on Didi Oviatt -Author:
This is an extended weekend, a time in the USA to celebrate our freedom, as well as reflect on those who have fought for us to enjoy said freedom. I’ll be stepping away from the blog to travel and stay with family, so I wanted to put this out…
Character Quotes from Over the Edge by Dellani
Originally posted on Books & Entertainment Network:
“That photo, the blond guy behind the headstones. What’s his connection to the family?” Detective Tan asked. “He was head of security for awhile. But there was some trouble with the daughter and he got fired,” Peter replied. “What kind of trouble?” “Beautiful, exotic, young, gullible woman. Coldhearted,…
Tips For Better Fiction Writing: The Pause.
Originally posted on Dan Alatorre:
your humble host I’m writing a book series called Tips For Better Fiction Writing, in which I tackle all the rookie mistakes new writers make. And hey, I made them, too. Which is why I’m helping you not make them. Until the next book in the series comes out, you’ll see these gems here…
Kitty Hawk And The Icelandic Intrique (Kitty Hawk 3) By Iain Reading [Book Review – Mystery Month]
Rachel Poli This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase through these links I’ll make a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thanks so much for your support! I received a free digital copy from the author’s publicist. Summary: Following in the footsteps of her hero Amelia Earhart, Kitty Hawk sets off […]
Marjorie Mallon’s book…
Originally posted on Have We Had Help?:
Here’s my review… What do you say about a book in a genre you normally steer clear of? In the case of Marjorie Mallon’s first book The Curse of Time, Book One – Bloodstone, the first thing to say is that it demonstrates just how the author’s mind…
Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 