#TuesdayBookBlog THE LAST FEAST by Zeb Haradon Unusual science-fiction which makes us question what it means to be human #RBRT #SciFi – Hi all: Today I bring you another author I discovered through Rosie’s Book Review Team and the recommendation of one of the group reviewers and great writer, Terry Tyler (yes, the Terry Tyler whose Renova Series I’ve reviewed here). Believe me, this one is not same old, same old. The Last Feast by Zeb Haradon Jim, the http://ow.ly/gtUL50i7FDN
Month: July 2018
#Bookreview THE PARTY by Lisa Hall (@LisaHallAuthor) An unsettling page turner recommended to lovers of first-person narratives.#domesticnoir #thriller – Hi all: I bring you a review of a novel in a genre that has become all the rage in recent times, domestic noir. The Party: The gripping new psychological thriller from the bestseller Lisa Hall by Lisa Hall It was just a party. But it turned into a nightmare. ‘Compelling, addictive…brilliant’ B A Paris When http://ow.ly/tIva50i79Y2
A snort-story (yes, a snort-story) by Teagan Geneviene, from the magical Atonement universe. Enjoy! ♥
Saturday, July 28, 2018
Welcome, to my sanctuary. Come on inside and relax for a while.
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Writers are always talking about their WIP — or work in progress. At my “real job” I frequently have to ask executives and tech guys to “spell out” acronyms. I’m drowning in alphabet soup!
So, I just now laughed when I thought to myself that my WIP keeps getting pushed aside by my LIP, or my life in progress!
Maybe I’m the only one who sees the humor in that… but since they seem to think I’m “giving them lip” (mouthing off) when I ask for clarity or correction… Yeah, okay… I kill me. (Insert eye roll.)
The editing and proofing of Atonement in Bloom continues to limp along.
However, back to the first book, Atonement, Tennessee, I will soon be offering it in Spanish! That’s thanks to the talented Olga Núñez Miret
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I happened upon a wonderful post today by Mindy McGinnis on her blog. Check it out here. She gives a list of six ways to support your favorite authors. We authors will thank you for all that you can do to spread word of our books. WE NEED YOU READERS!
I am sending out a call to all my fellow authors to come forward for guest posts or guest interviews on my blog. I would love to show you some love and support by helping you spread word about you and your books. Come on down!
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Thank you, readers, for the support you have given me by reviewing my books. Keep those reviews coming! LOL! There can never be enough of them.
I’ve been busy working on Book 2 of Abby & Holly Series. I’m…
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#TuesdayBookBlog DOCTOR PERRY by Kirsten McKenzie (@Kiwimrsmac) Insidious and disquieting #horror. Great evil characters, a very satisfying ending. #RBRT – Hi all: Today I review another book by an author I discovered not long ago and loved. Doctor Perry by Kirsten McKenzie Under the Hippocratic Oath, a doctor swears to remember that warmth, sympathy, and understanding may outweigh the surgeon’s knife or the chemist’s drug. Doctor Perry assures his elderly patients … http://ow.ly/vq4Y50i3VzR
Those of you who love spooke stories will love this one, hosted by Sue Vincent and written by Ichabod Temperance.
1-Here is ‘Big Alice’, the number one furnace. You can see her skid cars for feeding. Note the guard tower on the right.
Howdy folks, my name is Ichabod Temperance. I live in Birmingham, Alabama, USA. B’ham is an old steel town. One of the primary ingredients of steel is iron. There is a rich seam of iron ore here. Separating the iron from the extraneous material requires a lot of heat. A tremendous blast furnace is built here for that purpose. Sloss Furnace was in operation from 1881 until 1972. As a lifelong Birminghamster, I am old enough to remember seeing it in operation as my family drove by on the viaduct that runs right along the site.
The fumes of the process were used to fire giant kilns. The heat from these forty foot ovens was blasted under the furnace, which is basically a giant bottle. The wind…
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#Bookreview LINCOLN IN THE BARDO: WINNER OF THE MAN BOOKER PRIZE 2017 by George Saunders (@BloomsburyBooks) #literaryfiction #BookerPrize17 Experimental, challenging, touching and funny at times but not a crowd-pleaser. http://ow.ly/iVBU50i3m6H
#Summerreads #FREEBOOKS and offers Effrosyni Moschoudi (@FrostieMoss) has a great offer you should not miss! – Hi all! I know it’s not one of my usual days to share posts, but as the weekend is coming and many of you (well, hopefully) will be enjoying or preparing for the summer holidays (and if not, perhaps you need a great read set up in beautiful Greece), I had to share this great http://ow.ly/GzXo50i1Wr1
I’m honored to share this post on #FREE and #PROMO books with the talented and generous Sally Cronin (@sgc58) and Paul Andruss (@Paul_JHBooks ) Don’t miss this great opportunity!
#TuesdayBookBlog The Third Reich in 100 Objects: A Material History of Nazi Germany by Roger Moorhouse (@Roger_Moorhouse) (@penswordbooks) A fantastic book, didactic, entertaining, and moving. Great images and fabulous writing. #History #Photography http://ow.ly/3LM750i0bFj
Just Olga 