Of Fairs, Freaks, and Fortune Tellers
Part of the fascination of writing a historical novel is not only all the information you pick up in your research, but how you assimilate the information into your novel.
To me it seems like an enormously complex juggling act, where you have to keep adding objects and discarding them, while [...]
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About the Book:
High-powered executive Steven Kerner is living the dream in southern California. But when his bottled pain ignites in anger one night, his wife kicks him out. Then an eccentric mystery man named Andy Monroe befriends Steven and begins unravelling his tightly wound world. Andy leads Steven through a series of [...]
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For some reason I stopped participating in Mailbox Monday and I’m not sure why. I really enjoy this meme and it also helps me keep track of the books I received and give you guys a look at some of the new stuff out there. Let me warn you, it’s been an unbelievable week [...]
As most of you already know, I am a PR Specialist and Tour Coordinator for Pump Up Your Book Promotion. This is THE GREATEST job in the world, I absolutely love it! I am always looking for new reviewers and have some excellent books coming up in the future. If you would like to participate [...]
Pat Williams is the senior vice president of theNBA’s Orlando Magic. He is a popular motivational speaker averaging over 150 appearances a year. Williams has spent 45 years in professional baseball and basketball as a player and executive. He served as general manager of the 1983 world champion Philadelphia 76ers and managed the Chicago Bulls [...]
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About the Author:
Born in a tiny hospital in rural Virginia, tucked snugly away in a bureau drawer, Joanne ever cherishes her country beginnings. Fond memories of toddling along after her older sisters along the Appalachian Trail, catching tadpoles in the local creek bed, chasing after lightening bugs, or falling asleep to the evening hum of [...]
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Jacqueline Klosek is a Senior Counsel in Business Law Department of
Jacqueline is a frequent writer and lecturer. Her most recent book is The Right to Know: Your Guide to Using and Defending Freedom of Information Law in the United States. Her prior books include: War on Privacy (Praeger, 2006); The Legal Guide to e-Business (Greenwood [...]
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About the Book:
In this third in the series, wildlife photographer Tessa Anderson must prove her brother innocent of murder charges. But when she discovers a gorgeous naked man barely alive on her beach, she’s got a new world of troubles to deal with, not least of which is how he affects her with just a [...]
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