It’s the third Wednesday of a new month, which means it’s time for another posting of the Author Toolbox Blog Hop! This month, I’m looking at BookBub. Why BookBub? Having an author presence where readers talk about books is essential. Readers can learn more about you, your books and what you like to read. It’s …
I’ve mentioned in a previous review how much I enjoy the world of Creepy Hollow. I’ve finally had a chance to read a couple of short companion books to the series. Deadly power. Stunning beauty. She will not be controlled. Sixteen-year-old Beth’s ordinary life is shattered the night her dormant magic awakens and she almost …
Hearing that your dog has cancer is never good news. Some dogs, like Rottweilers, are more susceptible to certain diseases than others. One such disease is lymphoma. Canine Lymphoma What is lymphoma? The most common cancer in dogs, accounting for 10-20% of all cancers in dogs, lymphoma can affect any dog breed at any age, …
A while back I hosted Damyanti here on my blog when her debut novel came out. You can read all about writing crime fiction here. Today, I’m sharing my thoughts on this haunting tale. It’s a dark, smog-choked new Delhi winter. Indian American single mother Anjali Morgan juggles her job as a psychiatrist with caring …
It’s the first Wednesday of the month, which means it’s time for all the insecure writers to get together and celebrate their awesomeness, encourage each other, and get ready for another month in the life of a writer. The fabulous co-hosts this month (besides the awesome author whose site you’re on right now): Lee Lowery …
Can you believe that last year this time I published the first book in the Faery Tales series without realising that it would be such an important section of my new series? Celebrating the birthday of Black Moon – and the new cover! – I’m sharing a couple of book club questions. Book club questions …
Bats have always been the subject of scary stories. They are strange creatures, neither animal or bird – but something from a nightmare realm. And their stories can be found in ever culture, most likely due to their world domination – they can be found everywhere but for the iciest places on Earth. But are …
Celebrating the success of Cinderella Reimagined, I’m sharing a couple of book club questions. Book club questions Cinderella Reimagined Did you like the Cinderella-inspired poem? Did you enjoy the twist of Ella being a lyricist? What did you think of the Slipper’s story? What did you think of Kayla’s family? Did you enjoy Kayla’s choice …
I’ve always thought of monkeys as mischievous. And looking at folklore, it seems that I’m right. Folktales and Folklore of Monkeys from Around the World The Forest in Folklore and Mythology by Alexander Porteous [1928], p147 In the forests of Brazil a lame Demon leads the hunter astray. In these forests, as in all other …
Celebrating the success of Grumpy Old Gods Vol 3, I’m sharing a couple of book club questions. Book club questions Grumpy Old Gods Vol 3 Did you like the hints of mythology and the twist in the first tale? Did you see the end coming? Did you enjoy the newest adventure of the demigod PI? …
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