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BOOK BLAST: A CHRISTMAS CAROL MURDER by Heather Redmond
Release Date: September 29, 2020
The latest novel from Heather Redmond’s acclaimed mystery series finds young Charles Dickens suspecting a miser of pushing his partner out a window, but his fiancée Kate Hogarth takes a more charitable view of the old...
BOOK BLAST: THE ENTITLED by Nancy Boyarsky
A deceptively complicated retrieval throws Nicole into London's criminal underworld.
Travel to London and retrieve Abigail Fletcher, a 17-year-old in a study abroad program at the prestigious King’s College in London. The assignment sounds simple enough.
But Abigail’s return is put...
HOLIDAY MEMORIES: A New Year A New Word by Lucy Monroe
Several years ago, I tried something new (to me) to ring in the New Year. Instead of making resolutions, I followed the advice of an inspirational speaker and chose a word for the year. That word became my theme...
GUEST BLOG: Story Ideas by Kat Martin
People often ask how I come up with ideas for my novels. Sometimes I have no answer—it just seems to pop into my head. Best guess, the kernel of an idea probably came from a newspaper or magazine article...
BOOK BLAST: Bolder Blindsided: A Zack Bolder Supernatural Suspense Thriller (Book 1) by Janice Tremayne
An Australian alpine ghost town. A priest turned supernatural detective. A missing persons cold case. Will Bolder track down the voracious demon?
When Detective Wellock hushers in Zack Bolder to investigate a missing person case in the Australian ghost town...
GUEST BLOG: The Happily Ever After Need by Bernadette Marie
As an author of happily ever after, contemporary romance novels, I always relish in the reviews that say, “unrealistic.” Day to day we live in a world that we have no control in. So many people are out of...
NEW RELEASE (Paperback): THE ULTIMATE BETRAYAL by Kat Martin
Give the gift of reading this holiday season!
“With plenty of suspense, plot twists and turns and the kind of fast-paced love story that will keep you on your toes, it’s exactly the kind of summer escape you’ve been craving.”—BookTrib
To...
3.5 STAR REVIEW: THE JADE TIGER by E.W. Cooper
NEW YORK, OCTOBER 1928. The Big Apple teems with the glitter of Bright Young Things, Prohibition, and scofflaws—the perfect place for Penelope Harris to start her life over.
As a former opera singer turned Shanghai nightclub owner, she's seen and...
NOVELS TO FILM: Netflix’s ‘BRIDGERTON’ A Review
Based on Julia Quinn’s fabulously successful book series and a personal all-time favorite of my own, Netflix’s Bridgerton debuted on Christmas Day with the adaptation of the series starter The Duke and I. Which I will readily admit was...
INTERVIEW: Joanne Guidoccio on NO MORE SECRETS
Today we welcome the author of No More Secrets, Joanne Guidoccio. Thank you so much for joining us today.
Your book, No More Secrets, which was released September 16, 2020, is about an Italian immigrant woman who writes to her...
HOLIDAY MEMORIES: Christmas Pageants in our Living Room by Anna DeForest
Some of my favorite memories of the holiday season stem from my family staging our own Christmas pageant in our living room. My older daughter Sarah desperately wanted to be Mary or an angel, and somehow those roles were...
HOLIDAY MEMORIES: Christmas Eve―2020 by David Fitz-Gerald
It is an enchanting day for those who celebrate Christmas, full of tradition, hope, and optimism. The sense of anticipation on the day before Christmas is like planning a vacation, which can sometimes be more fun than being on...
GUEST BLOG: Do You Believe In Ghosts? by David Fitz-Gerald
Do you believe in ghosts? If you do, you’re not alone. From a quick internet search, it appears that between one-third and one-half of us do. One website suggests that forty-five percent of people believe in ghosts. And it...
HOLIDAY MEMORIES: Christmas Customs in Late Eighteenth-Century UK by Lucinda Elliot
When writing That Scoundrel Émile Dubois, I did some research on Christmas customs in the late eighteenth-century UK.
In that novel, the main action starts with the arrival of Émile on Christmas Eve 1794 at his aunt’s isolated mansion on the...
HOLIDAY MEMORIES: FINDING CHRISTMAS by KR Brorman
The nest was empty: to begin with. There is no doubt whatever about that. The registrar’s offices had the tuition checks signed by the farmer father, for this tale chauffeur, and the mother—that’s me. The Old Nest was as...
GUEST BLOG: STOP! Whether “Others” Have Written a Book on the Subject You’re Writing is None of Your Business by Andrea Fraser
As a non-fiction book coach for mothers, as well as a published author of two books (one traditionally published and one self-published) I know only too well the excuses women give themselves as to why they can’t write their...
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