Tag Archive | Kevin Brennan
27 Author Recommendations for Holiday Gift-Giving …
Originally posted on Books: Publishing, Reading, Writing:
No, wait! I didn’t mean you should wrap up an Author and give THEM to your friends, although I’m sure any of us mentioned below are flattered for having been considered gift-worthy … Let’s start over. What could be better than giving or receiving A BOOK (or several)…
Kevin Brennan – new novel update
Originally posted on Reading Recommendations:
Kevin Brennan returns to tell us about his new novel, Occasional Soulmates. Kevin was previously featured on Reading Recommendations in Mar. 2014. Occasional Soulmates by Kevin Brennan When the thirty-eight-year-old San Francisco doctor meets her new patient, a handsome British expat with the unlikely name of Dylan Cakebread (and an…
Occasional Soulmates by Kevin Brennan Review
Originally posted on Year 'Round Thanksgiving Project:
http://www.amazon.com/Occasional-Soulmates-Kevin-Brennan-ebook/dp/B00NKO0B2A/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1411503962&sr=8-1&keywords=Occasional+Soulmates Kevin Brennan’s Occasional Soulmates is a delightful novel. It is a “relationship novel” told by Sarah as she is writing her personal relationship novel of her life. She meets, quite by chance, the man she thinks is perfect for her. The book explores the ups and the…
Recommended Reads: Yesterday Road by Kevin Brennan
Originally posted on Suffolk Scribblings:
I’ve been enjoying Kevin Brennan’s blog, What the Hell, for a while now. It has a great mix of articles on writing, his favourite music, as well as his occasional exasperation at the publishing business. Yesterday Road had always been on my ‘to read’ list but it wasn’t until it was…
Dylan Hearn’s Pay It Forward for self-published authors …
Originally posted on Books: Publishing, Reading, Writing:
This morning, I received an update from Dylan Hearn’s blog, Suffolk Scribblings. In Pay It Forward – an update, Dylan has followed through on his earlier promise to “support my fellow self-published authors by buying their books and promoting those that I enjoyed both on this blog and…
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