Monthly Archive: October 2012

Samantha Durante Guest Post + Giveaway

  Below is a romantic short story about the first night Alessa and Isaac were reunited.  This would fit right in between Chapters 35 & 36 in the book – hope you enjoy!   Reunited: Isaac & Alessa’s First Night by Samantha Durante, author of Stitch Alessa numbly fingered the bare shrub at her feet …

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Bookshelfing with Pavarti K. Tyler

bookshelfing

 Bookshelfing is a new feature anyone can participate, whether you’re a reader, blogger or author! How? Show us your bookshelf, let us know a bit about the books you own, your experience with books and of course more about you! So start taking pics of your most precious books and the most important, your bookshelf! Click here to participate! Our …

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Interview with Character Virginia Templeton!

You have everything, Virginia however it seems you’re not happy towards the end of your first book, Every Man Wants Her. What is the one thing you feel is missing in your story? Not one thing.  I really am not sorry about my decisions and I really wasn’t sorry about the way my first story …

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Wicked Romances + More Winners!

The winner’s choice of a backlist eBook by Bess is … Diane P. Carrie Ann Ryan Swag Pack winner is… Tracy!   2 Signed Hattie Wilkinson Meets Her Match by Michelle Styles: Marina Buff, Adisty Sri. The Hero Sandwich by Karyn Gerrard &  Gayl Taylor + book cover fridge magnets: Susan Shapley 3 Pack: Touched by the Magic 
and Tempted by the Storm  by Maxine Mansfield  + Swag: Teel Kelley, Pernille M, Melissa …

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Review: Poison Princess by Kresley Cole

All Afternoon with a Scandalous Marquess

Poison Princess (The Arcana Chronicles, #1)  by Kresley Cole   October 2nd 2012 by Simon & Schuster Amazon | B&N | Book Depository Sixteen year old Evangeline “Evie” Greene leads a charmed life, until she begins experiencing horrifying hallucinations. When an apocalyptic event decimates her Louisiana hometown, Evie realizes her hallucinations were actually visions of the future—and they’re still happening. …

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