Thursday, June 25, 2020
Cozy Mystery Book Reviews: The Poppy Drop: A Lily List Mystery (Lily List Mys...
Cozy Mystery Book Reviews: The Poppy Drop: A Lily List Mystery (Lily List Mys...: Florist Lily Schmidt can handle just about any emergency if it involves flowers, but when a box of hydrangeas she needs for a wedding is...
Thursday, April 30, 2020
Teatime and Books: Teatime and Books Interviews Award Winning Author ...
Teatime and Books: Teatime and Books Interviews Award Winning Author ...: Sweet Home Alabama meets Top Chef when Miami’s most determined image consultant clashes with Samoa’s most uncooperative chef in a rac...
Monday, April 27, 2020
SALT+STILETTOS by Janet Walden-West on Books to Curl Up With
Books to curl up with: GOOD MONDAY ALL: Today I have a special treat for you Janet Walden has a new book out SALT AND STILETTOS BOOK BLURB ...
Friday, April 24, 2020
Sunday, February 23, 2020
Freebie Blitz for Hexes and Handcuffs
Hexes and Handcuffs:
A Limited Edition Collection of Supernatural Prison Stories
by Maggie Alabaster, Tabitha Barrett, Margo Bond Collins, Bokerah Brumley, Quirah Casey, M.M. Chabot, Tiegan Clyne , Emma Cole, May Dawson, Elizabeth Dunlap, Cyndi Faria, LA Fox, Tina Glasneck, Jen Grey, Leigh Kelsey, Dana Lyons, Niobe Marsh, AJ Mullican, Bee Murray, Jen Ponce, D.A. Stein, Khardine Gray, Nicole Zoltack
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You’ll be captivated by this collection of supernatural prison stories—full of paranormal penitentiaries, magical asylums, enchanting reformatories and otherworldly juvenile detention centers where inmates, prisoners, and the criminally insane are held captive with enough strength to bind even the most powerful.
Within these walls, you’ll find witches, vampires, shifters, fae, wizards, warlocks, and more magically incarcerated creatures, some struggling to escape, and all fighting to just to survive.
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Down the Rabbit Hole by D.A. Stein
★★ NEW RELEASE ★★
And here it is for all you twisted red riding hood reading pleasures.
Red Riding Hood (Down the Rabbit Hole)
☆*°*☆*°*The Red Riding Hood Anthology *°*☆*°*☆
Design by T.E. Black
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Multi-Genre
Twelve amazing authors will present to you their version of Red Riding Hood. Be prepared to be romanced, scared, thrilled and more in this incredible multi-genre anthology.
Welcome to Down the Rabbit Hole’s retelling of Red Riding Hood told to you by twelve of your favorite authors. Each story will either tantalize, scare, titillate or all of the above in this exciting multi-genre anthology.
Each author will give you a version of Red Riding Hood never told before.
Do you dare take the plunge?
Come and join us…Down the Rabbit Hole!
Authors
Amy Allen, Autumn Sand, CeeCee Elaine, D.A. Stein, Darlene Tallman, Jess Bagnall, Kay Elle Parker, Laci Paige, Lia Fairchild, Lorah Jaiyn, Natalia Schellhaas, Natalie - Nicole Bates
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You Are NOT the Mother
Dear Reader,
How are you today? Any good plans for the weekend?
Walked the puppy outside under the watchful eye of a fluffed up mocking bird. It's chilly and crisp and bright with a clear blue sky--all in all, just a day that I'm appreciating.
I was just reading an article about the latest in flu strain-fashion (man, there seem to be so many) and my heart is going out to all of those infected and their loved ones, especially those currently in mourning.
Reader, I hope you stay healthy and happy.
Our family's been doing the hospital (not contagious, knock on wood) dance and so have some of my friends, which does lead me to the question--is there a sale on pregnancy tests?
I had to take one before a doctor at urgent care would give me an antibiotic for the cold. (Good news, no immaculate conception here.) I thought it was--well, honestly, a little insulting, but who am I to thwart new protocol?
But then a friend of mine went and got a hysterectomy. She's had to go back to the ER multiple times in the month since and first thing they do? Pregnancy test. Multiple visits. Multiple tests. Pre and post op. Even the day after the surgery. They obviously know she's smuggling a baby in there somewhere and they're going to make her admit it. It makes me wonder--was there a sale? Did they overestimate the latest baby boom and are now trying to get rid of the tests to help clear up storage space? At this point, I'm little curious if they're even worried about gender. Maybe it's an Oprah-esque-- "You get a pregnancy test! And you get a pregnancy test! And you get a pregnancy test!" type of moment. Men, women, children--everyone gets one!
It seems I have developed a writing partner. He's my fuzzy little buddy, stretching out across my lap and putting little white hairs on my clothes and keyboard. It's a wonder this little sucker isn't bald. But apparently, I don't ever have to do this writing thing alone. He's got my lap. :)
I think I'll go do some plotting on an idea I've got and maybe follow this little guy's example and catch some z's.
I hope this finds you well. Stay safe!
Love,
Echo
How are you today? Any good plans for the weekend?
Walked the puppy outside under the watchful eye of a fluffed up mocking bird. It's chilly and crisp and bright with a clear blue sky--all in all, just a day that I'm appreciating.
I was just reading an article about the latest in flu strain-fashion (man, there seem to be so many) and my heart is going out to all of those infected and their loved ones, especially those currently in mourning.
Reader, I hope you stay healthy and happy.
Our family's been doing the hospital (not contagious, knock on wood) dance and so have some of my friends, which does lead me to the question--is there a sale on pregnancy tests?
I had to take one before a doctor at urgent care would give me an antibiotic for the cold. (Good news, no immaculate conception here.) I thought it was--well, honestly, a little insulting, but who am I to thwart new protocol?
But then a friend of mine went and got a hysterectomy. She's had to go back to the ER multiple times in the month since and first thing they do? Pregnancy test. Multiple visits. Multiple tests. Pre and post op. Even the day after the surgery. They obviously know she's smuggling a baby in there somewhere and they're going to make her admit it. It makes me wonder--was there a sale? Did they overestimate the latest baby boom and are now trying to get rid of the tests to help clear up storage space? At this point, I'm little curious if they're even worried about gender. Maybe it's an Oprah-esque-- "You get a pregnancy test! And you get a pregnancy test! And you get a pregnancy test!" type of moment. Men, women, children--everyone gets one!
It seems I have developed a writing partner. He's my fuzzy little buddy, stretching out across my lap and putting little white hairs on my clothes and keyboard. It's a wonder this little sucker isn't bald. But apparently, I don't ever have to do this writing thing alone. He's got my lap. :)
I think I'll go do some plotting on an idea I've got and maybe follow this little guy's example and catch some z's.
I hope this finds you well. Stay safe!
Love,
Echo
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