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“These cards are full of kind and loving energy.” – Inspirational Wisdom from Angels & Fairies Hardcover by Frances Munro, and Illustrated by Judy Mastrangelo
Cheerful angels and fairies deliver wisdom, healing energy, and loving guidance to help you rediscover passion and joy in your life. You will find inspiration in the dreamy artwork with empowering exercises, prayers, and affirmations. The illustrated booklet provides deeper insights for restoring mind/body/spirit balance. Includes 44 cards and a 56-page illustrated booklet. SLC619 Uplifting…
Sociopaths can fool anyone – Reasonable Doubts: A Mariner’s Bluff Mini-Mystery – Book #1 (Mariner’s Bluff Mini-Mysteries) by Jade Lazlow Sociopaths can fool anyone. Despite their superficial charm, most of what they do and say is designed to manipulate. Even those closest to them don’t see it coming. Amazon
“Darnell gives his books and writing a fresh feel” – Deadly Decision (Carson Reno Mystery Series – Book 15) by Gerald W. Darnell
Carson Reno, Mystery Series Books, are standalone novels. It is not necessary to read them in any particular order. When a Tennessee Highway Patrolman is mysteriously murdered, the clues are non-existent. Police have the name of a possible suspect, but he’s nowhere to be found. Carson gets involved at the request of the local sheriff,…
“The story is about a girl who is running from her past.” – His Deadly Obsession by Desiree Scott
#romance #comtemporary #thrillers #paranormal #alpha #romanticsuspense He has a deadly obsession – her. Chelsea Hopkins thought she had killed the man who abused her. When her desperate mark misses its aim, fear keeps her running. She has spent years one step ahead of him, a man is hell-bent on destroying her. Running has taught her…
“If you like smart and witty romance with interesting characters and a superb plot, if you are not afraid to weep and cry, you should read Blue Lake.” – Blue Lake (Time After Time) by Carol Ann Kauffman
#AuthorNetwork,#IndieBooksPromo, #amreading, #amwriting, #indiepromo When widowed Nicole decided to step back into life in beautiful Albuquerque, New Mexico with Richard, a young, handsome British actor who professed his undying love and devotion to her on a daily basis, she mistook his boundless enthusiasm for her as little more than youthful impetuousness. She had no idea…
“I loved this story!” – Evangeline: A Christmas Romance by Angela Gray
Ten long years since she arrived in New York from Canada. Ten years since she ran away from what she thought would be her future. Forced to go home to escape a nasty situation, Evangeline comes face to face with her past and the one person that she never wanted to see. Shane is there,…
“Kept me reading until the end!” – A Thief in the Night: A Tale of Grimm Portent (A Fairy Tale Retelling) (The Never Lands Saga) by Andi Lawencovna
#amwriting, #novel, #mswl, #romanticfantasy, #darkfantasy, #paranormalfantasy Sometimes it takes a criminal to?save?a life. Eskild Fontaein should never have returned to his hometown. He could have stayed in the city where he was respected and admired, but no, he’d wanted to come?home. And as the newly appointed town magistrate, the only way to be taken seriously…
Structure Isn’t the Holy Grail You’re Looking For – by Lisa Cooper Ellison…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
on Jane Friedman site: It’s Tuesday at 4:30 PM. A writer’s name flashes across my Zoom screen. As we begin her free consultation, she tells me about the harrowing memoir she plans to write. The project is her first book, and she’s not sure where…
Character Types: The Helper
Originally posted on Story Empire:
Hey SE Readers. Joan with you today. This is the sixth and final in a series of posts about character types. The ideas come from my personal observations or public knowledge of well-known people. The other posts are The Attention Seeker, The “I Can Top That” Person, The Know it…
The 5 Types of Lines We Use to Craft Stories (and How to Use Them to Reveal Character) – by September Fawkes…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
Recently I was listening to a lecture from #1 New York Times best-selling author Brandon Sanderson where he listed four different kinds of lines we use to write stories–and while I knew each type existed, I had never really thought of listing them out and…
Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 