I just finished Jill Weatherholt’s latest Love-inspired romance, A Home for Her Daughter. Jill hit home runs with the first few in this series and has done it again. If you love cozy G-rated fiction with believable characters and a HEA ending, grab this before it sells out. Here’s the Amazon blurb: One little girl … Continue reading
Here’s a great selection of Indie novels from a variety of genres: Julia’s Violinist–a powerful story about love in the shadow of WWII Lightning Crimes–what better time to stalk someone than in the middle of a freak lightning storm Songs of Heartstrings–poems of gratitude and beatitude–not a novel but just as addictive –a note about … Continue reading
To be honest, I don’t read much sci fi. I loved it as a Trekkie during TOS (The Original Star Trek) and Star Trek Voyager but got away from it. Then, Elon Musk arrived with his SpaceX rockets, taking American astronauts to the International Space Station for the first time in a bazillion years, his … Continue reading
If you love fantasy, you’ve probably read something by Diana Peach, one of the most creative, enticing fantasy authors I follow. Here are 5/5 reviews of Legacy of Souls, Soul Swallowers and Sunwielder: An Epic Time Travel Adventure. Today, Diana launches Liars and Thieves, Book 1 in her new fantasy series, Unraveling the Veil. Here’s an … Continue reading
Welcome to Patricia Josephine and her new book, Influenced! Influencers are the voices that whisper in our ears. Tiny Angels and devils sitting on our shoulders and guiding our choices. They are sworn to thwart the other. It is their duty. Or so they thought… Nothing is as it seems and questions are piling up. … Continue reading
My two favorite genres are Westerns and thrillers. Interesting, they both include the same sorts of main characters–bigger-than-life, devoted to justice, the flawed superhuman sort of folks that are fun to read about and make you wish you could be like them. Here’s another: Hellfire–a drug king uses two young boys as pawns and Jonathan … Continue reading
I’ve devoured both of Kathy Steinemann’s pithy writer’s help books, The Writer’s Lexicon Vol. 1 and 2. I received her latest–The Writer’s Body Lexicon–as an ARC and it now occupies pride of place on my how-to-write virtual bookshelf. It covers descriptions and details about bodies and so much more. It’s available on Amazon tomorrow–June 30, … Continue reading
I love reading. Traditional authors don’t publish enough to feed my appetite so long ago, I turned to my online writing community, blogging authors, and KU. There is never a shortage and they cover every genre, niche, interest, and proclivity. I am one of those people who purchases often based on a review from a … Continue reading
I’m trying to expand from Westerns to other themes. Dogs is a perfect one. I love dogs more than westerns. Here’s my collection of books I’ve recently read about dogs: Muzzled — Andy Carpenter defends a man just because the man loves his dog so much Hanging Falls — Mattie and Robo must find a … Continue reading
Hello and welcome to the #AuthorToolboxBlogHop which meets every third Wednesday of the month to share resources and tips for authors. Thanks to Raimey Gallant for hosting this venture. Please join to learn more about the craft of writing and to meet bloggers who are dedicated to helping each other become the best writers possible. Click here to … Continue reading
