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The best part about being a writer is the writing (oh, and research – I research), so it came as quite a shock when I realised that summer was over and I’d barely written a word. The reason: Eddie & Marcia – aka editing and marketing (two words that fuel…
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Highland Peril A Malice Novel by Amy M. Reade Trading the urban pace of Edinburgh for a tiny village overlooking a breathtaking blue loch was a great move for budding photographer Sylvie Carmichael and her artist husband, Seamus—until a dangerous crime obscures the view . . . Sylvie’s…
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It might be the cough medicine I’m taking, but I’m convinced strange things have been happening on Goodreads. For those of you unfamiliar with Goodreads, it’s a social cataloging site for booklovers (readers & writers alike) Authors can list their books for readers to find, read and (hopefully) review.…
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In the September spotlight from Mystery Authors International is George M. Nagle and his debut novel – The Life We Lead:Ascending – which is available to purchase now. There’s a trailer on YouTube that will give you an instant feel for the story. You can see it here. What’s…
C’mon, authors, let’s be sure everyone gets books for Christmas this year! Thanks for the pointers, Christian Book Marketing.
Magic O’Clock, by L.S. Fellows, has been rated five stars out of five by reviewer Iris Chacon. A complimentary ARC was provided to Iris for an honest, unbiased review. Imagine that someone you loved very much simply disappeared. Imagine that you know they become visible again for an hour each day at three o’clock, and…
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The Iron Dog by Liz Graham Carmel McAlistair has a new job at the local archives, a blossoming relationship with Inspector Darrow of the RNC and a growing sense of home in St. Jude Without, Newfoundland. What could possibly go wrong? When a skeleton clutching a partial treasure map…
Kudos to Lynne Fellows for these insightful and comprehensive words of praise for her brilliant novella. Here’s to many more!
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Let’s say a guy named Fred is attracted to a woman named Martha. He asks her out to a movie; she accepts; they have a pretty good time. A few nights later he asks her out to dinner, and again they enjoy themselves. They continue to see each…
D.E.Haggerty says it for all of us writers! Thanks, fellow author!
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