Jack Woodville London is the author of Children of a Good War. Read on for his interview. Eleanor Hastings knew from experience that some bombs lie buried for decades before blowing up to hurt someone. Now, forty years after World War II, a cache of faded wartime letters is discovered in a cellar, causing Eleanor's husband, Frank, to understand that he really was a bastard and … [Read more...] about An Interview with Jack Woodville London, Author of Children of a Good War
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Book Review: Four Dead Queens
Note: I don’t really review books anymore, but I loved Four Dead Queens so much that I had to share it here. I received an uncorrected galley of Four Dead Queens (out on February 26, 2019), and I have to be honest, I’ve been waiting to read this for over a year (after I first heard about it when Astrid Scholte got into Pitch Wars). (Potential spoilers below.) It did not … [Read more...] about Book Review: Four Dead Queens
Guest Post: On My Publishing Journey
By Debbie Lum Debbie is the author of I Can Handle Him. I never set out to write a book. I’m not a reader, so books aren’t part of my everyday life. But now that I’ve written five novels, it’s fun to look back at how it all began. Here’s a countdown from the beginning on my publishing journey. 10. I had a story rambling around in my brain. One night, I got off of the … [Read more...] about Guest Post: On My Publishing Journey
An Interview with Michael Okon, Author of Monsterland Reanimated
Michael Okon is the author of Monsterland Reanimated. Read on for an exclusive interview. After Monsterland has imploded, the entire world is thrown into chaos. World leadership is gone, economies have collapsed, and communications are non-existent. Wyatt must go beyond the boundaries of his small town to reestablish contact with the outside world, and alert the government … [Read more...] about An Interview with Michael Okon, Author of Monsterland Reanimated
The Making of a Successful Ebook: An Interview with Geoff Jones, Author of The Dinosaur Four
You may remember Geoff Jones, author of the thriller The Dinosaur Four, from my last post where I happily reviewed his book. Geoff is so awesome that I had to interview him twice. The first time was for the podcast I make with my husband, I Know Dino, where we of course discussed the amazing dinosaurs in his book, and the second time, Geoff very graciously let me pick his brain … [Read more...] about The Making of a Successful Ebook: An Interview with Geoff Jones, Author of The Dinosaur Four
An Interview With Stacy Mitchell, Author of Saving Each Other
Stacy Mitchell is the author of Saving Each Other. What would you do if the most important people in your world were suddenly and violently taken away from you? Saving Each Other is a contemporary romance novel told from a dual point of view. It’s a story of loss, and how hope, friendship, and love can heal even the most shattered souls. Tissues required. Read on for an … [Read more...] about An Interview With Stacy Mitchell, Author of Saving Each Other
An Interview with Jane Marlow, Author of How Did I Get Here?
Jane Marlow is the author of How Did I Get Here?, the second book in her Petrovo series. In the 1800s, two events altered the course of Russia’s future—the emancipation of the serfs and the Crimean War. Author Jane Marlow takes readers back to this significant time in Russian history, journeying 800 miles south of Moscow to the frontlines of the Crimean War, in her second … [Read more...] about An Interview with Jane Marlow, Author of How Did I Get Here?
Ebook Review: SMART Social Media For Authors
It’s rare when I’m reading a book do I find myself taking notes. But Chris Syme’s SMART Social Media For Authors is packed with so much useful, actionable information, that I couldn’t help myself. The book is both a guide and a resource. Chris gives examples of other sites to check out, as well as handy explanations of some of the social media platforms, so that authors can … [Read more...] about Ebook Review: SMART Social Media For Authors
An Interview with Larry D. Thompson, Author of White Witch
Larry D. Thompson is the author of White Witch. Jamaica is a place where the surreal is simply everyday reality. When a ruthless American aluminum company plans to strip mine the Jamaican rainforest, they send former Navy SEAL Will Taylor to Montego Bay to deal with local resistance on their behalf. But he’s unaware that the British had signed a treaty deeding the rainforest … [Read more...] about An Interview with Larry D. Thompson, Author of White Witch
Ebook Review: Apocalypse, Diary of a Survivor
Apocalypse: Diary of a Survivor may be my new favorite book, which means I will now have to read everything author Matt Pike has written or will write. Set in the present day, starting in April 2014, the book follows the life of Australian teenager Jack, just before and after a giant dark comet unexpectedly hits Earth and causes an apocalypse. It's written as a diary, which … [Read more...] about Ebook Review: Apocalypse, Diary of a Survivor
An Interview with CJ Golden, Author of One Pedal at a Time
CJ Golden is an author and motivational speaker, as well as one of the presenters at the upcoming Caregiving Global Summit. Her latest book is One Pedal at a Time: A Novice Caregiver and Her Cyclist Husband Face Their New Normal with Courage, Tenacity, and Abundant Love. One Pedal at a Time: A Caregiver’s Journal of Courage, Support and Love follows – in real time – the … [Read more...] about An Interview with CJ Golden, Author of One Pedal at a Time
An Interview with Nadia Natali, Author of Stairway to Paradise
Nadia Natali is a clinical psychotherapist and dance therapist, and author of the book Stairway to Paradise: Growing Up Gershwin. Growing up as Frankie Gershwin's daughter, the sister of George and Ira Gershwin, was quite a challenge. I didn't have the perspective to realize that so much unhappiness in a family was out of the ordinary. But I knew something was off. My mother … [Read more...] about An Interview with Nadia Natali, Author of Stairway to Paradise
An Interview with McCall Hoyle, Author of The Thing with Feathers
McCall Hoyle is an award-winning author of who tackles illness and YA romance with her new novel, The Thing with Feathers. Sixteen-year-old Emilie Day is not like the other girls from her town on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. She has epilepsy, homeschooled, and would rather be reading classic literature than be the center of attention. Ever since her father’s death and … [Read more...] about An Interview with McCall Hoyle, Author of The Thing with Feathers
An Interview with David B. Seaburn, Author of Parrot Talk
David B. Seaburn is the author of six novels. His latest book is Parrot Talk: Lucas and Grinder are more than a little surprised and confused to hear that their mother, Millie, who they haven’t heard from in over thirty years, has died. Now her best friend wants them to come to Pittsburgh to take care of their mother’s effects, chief among them being Paul. A road trip … [Read more...] about An Interview with David B. Seaburn, Author of Parrot Talk
An Interview with Kathy Strahs, Author of The Lemonade Stand Cookbook
Kathy Strahs is the author of The Lemonade Stand Cookbook: Lemonade stands . . . kids have been running them for decades, whether to raise money for a new bike, for a charitable cause, or simply to conquer boredom. Inspired by dozens of kid experts from all over the country, author Kathy Strahs pours her expertise as a food writer, entrepreneur and mother of two school-aged … [Read more...] about An Interview with Kathy Strahs, Author of The Lemonade Stand Cookbook
