The Book: Ghost Light Fiona Corrigan is in love...but she has some difficulty discerning between the realities of the stage and her real life, especially when it comes to her handsome costar, Patrick Berenger. He wins her heart nightly onstage but seems hesitant to go any further. Patrick is a man running from his past … Continue reading Interview with audiobook narrator Adam Barr and UK Audiobook giveaway of Ghost Light by LeeAnne Hansen – UK Codes
Earlier today I posted up my review for Kelley Kaye Bowes' latest YA title, Down in the Belly of the Whale, which happens to be available for FREE on Amazon today (It's never going to be going cheaper than that, so go grab your copy right now - it's ok, I'll wait). The first thing … Continue reading Gratitude with author Kelley Kay Bowles
I recently read and reviewed the title The Tides Between by Elizabeth Jane Corbett for the Whispering Stories book blog (if you're not already following, get on it! It was recently listed as #35 on the top 100 Book Blogs) and was blown away by the author's affinity with her Welsh heritage. To celebrate St. … Continue reading St. David’s Day Interview with Author Elizabeth Jane Corbett
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: J.A. (Joyce Anne) Schneider is a former staffer at Newsweek Magazine, a wife, mom, and reading addict. She loves thrillers…which may seem odd, since she was once a major in French Literature - wonderful but sometimes heavy stuff. Now, for years, she has become increasingly fascinated with medicine, forensic science, and police … Continue reading Guest Post: A Writer is Always Terrified by Joyce Schneider
Good day ladies and gentlespoons! I have the pleasure of presenting to you a guest post from Sarah Armstrong, author of the newly released novel The Devil In The Snow. The thing that stood out to me the most while reading this book was the strong focus on mother and daughter relationships across generations of … Continue reading Guest Post with Sarah Armstrong
Stephen Kozeniewski lives in Pennsylvania, the birthplace of the modern zombie. During his time as a Field Artillery officer he served for three years in Oklahoma and one in Iraq, where, due to what he assumes was a clerical error, he was awarded the Bronze Star. He is also a classically trained linguist, which sounds … Continue reading Interview with Stephen Kozeniwski
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