Permalink Reply by Leonard D. Hilley II on December 13, 2011 at 5:41pm Hi all,
I'm the author of the Darkness series: Predators of Darkness: Aftermath, Beyond the Darkness, and The Game of Pawns. Tags: Suspense/Thriller, genetics, clones, shifters, conspiracy
The first book in my dark fantasy series, Devils' Den, was released in October. If you would like to read the first chapter, it is posted in my blog here: Devils' Den Chapter One
My FB author page is: Leonard D. Hilley II/author page
Happy Holidays to you all!
Best, Leonard
Permalink Reply by Carol Bettino on December 15, 2011 at 7:24am I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, a College Instructor, a public speaker and the author of two self-help books. "Directions: Your Roadmap to Happiness" and "Better Choices, Better Life". Check out my blog to read the chapter "Overcoming Obstacles" These books are the ones to keep on your nightstand! They're worth the read! http://directionsaroadmaptohappiness.blogspot.com/
UK BOOK BLOGGERS - I NEED YOU !!
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Permalink Reply by Amber Elise on December 16, 2011 at 2:58pm Hey all, I'm fairly new to this bookblogs, blogging (about four months now) and this group as well! My name is Amber, I'm a 23 year old grad student from Chicago and I love urban fantasy novels, YA fiction, and paranormal romance. My favorite all time author is Sherrilyn Kenyon. Oh, I also like historical fiction as well.
Pleased to meet you all!
Amber Elise
Permalink Reply by Johnny Ray on December 18, 2011 at 12:49pm I'm not sure where to post this, but this will do, I think. I have an old blog I am restarting on TIPS ON BLOGGING. I would love to add a list of book bloggers to it. If interested, please leave a comment on my blog and a link.
http://johnnysblogtips.blogspot.com/
Johnny
Permalink Reply by TheDaydreamer on December 28, 2011 at 3:18am I'm Raluca , but i go by TheDaydreamer3.I just started a blog http://thedaydreamer3.blogspot.com/ .Please come and check it out.Also i like to read anything romance :YA , Adult ,but HEA is always a must !
Permalink Reply by Johnny Ray on December 28, 2011 at 3:40am Hello Raluca, it is good to meet you on the forum. I write romantic thrillers. I think you will like it here where there are many great people.
Permalink Reply by Johnny Ray on December 28, 2011 at 3:45am I am starting a new blog on book reviewing at http://sirjohnreviews.blogspot.com/ and hope to build up the list of reviews quickly. I was a previous book reviewer that syndicated my work to many newspapers. Now, i spend most of my time writing novels instead. However I have never lost my love for reading and I think it will be great to share those books that I love with others. Stop by and tell me what you thik of the new site.
Johnny Ray

I'm a longtime journalist and first time novelist. I've joined this group because I'm hoping to find reviewers in the U.K., particularly Scotland, since my contemporary romantic suspense novel, Legacy of the Highlands, has Scottish nationalism as part of the plot. The story connects a murder in 21st century Boston to a vow made by the victim's Scottish ancestor in 1320. One reviewer described the book as "Tom Clancy with sex." I hope you'll take a look.
Permalink Reply by Komal Mansoor on January 3, 2012 at 10:32am Hello friends,
Read my aspirations and retrospections on blogging and life in general in 2012 here:
http://komzreviews.blogspot.com/2012/01/blogging-embracing-new-year...
and tell me yours!:)
Just want to inform that my current giveaway winners have been chosen. Did you win? Check out here: http://komzreviews.blogspot.com/2012/01/and-winners-of-reading-writ...
Read my review of great holiday reads here:
http://komzreviews.blogspot.com/2011/12/christmas-special-book-revi...
and
http://komzreviews.blogspot.com/2011/12/christmas-special-book-revi...
Thanks,
Komz
Permalink Reply by Todney Harris on January 3, 2012 at 6:06pm Todney Harris
“...Those youngsters wanted to learn so badly that they risked life and limb to do it.”
The name Todney Harris will resonate in history books for years to come. It will capture the life an educator who made a positive difference in the lives of young students in Hartford, Connecticut and many more around the world. Battle Grounds: America’s War in Education and Finance- A View from the Frontlines, written by Harris is a movement that mirrors marches led by strong, influential leaders such as Frederick Douglass, Mary McLeod Bethune, Benjamin Banneker and Ida B. Wells. As a leader of the march, he is ready and willing to fight for educational reform, a necessity amongst all students.
The pursuit of education has always been paramount in Harris’s life. While attending Central Connecticut State University, Harris majored in United States History and Business Management with dreams of becoming a corporate researcher in New York City. After graduating, Harris interviewed with companies throughout Manhattan, New York. Although, he was offered his dream job in his dream city, Harris declined the offer due to the city’s high cost of living. After declining the job offer, he continued working at the Hartford Courant as a customer service representative and a dispatch driver. During this time he found himself weary about his future endeavors.
Due to Harris’s uncertainty about his career goals, he addressed his concerns to his alma mater’s History Department Chair and confidant, Dr. Felton Best. The conversation changed Harris’s life forever, which developed an interest in teaching. Upon graduating from Quinnipiac University with Master of Arts degree in teaching, his successful career began.
Throughout Harris’s teaching career, he witnessed the students depreciation of education leaving them unmotivated to reach their highest potential. As a result, Harris shares his passion, love and quest for learning by emphasizing the Civil Rights Movement and the risks students took in order to receive an education.
Harris’s ultimate goal is to increase both students and parents’ interests and involvement in the educational curriculum. One step that has peaked students’interest to learn is incorporating technology and other effective methods into daily lesson plans. Students are constantly improving their technical, written and oral communication skills by presenting projects using PowerPoint, Excel, Publisher and creating mini movies using Windows software. Harris is a strong advocate for technology and believes that students who have a strong grasp on technology will be well equipped for society’s competitive career markets. Parents are highly encouraged to play an active role in their child’s education by attending project presentations and educational field trips.
Harris’s uncertainty about his life’s journey led to a conversation that would change his life and the lives of others forever. He is the epitome of an educator and a pioneer who is wiling to go above and beyond the distance to improve our leaders of tomorrow, current and future opportunities and success.
http://therealworld-teachermant.blogspot.com
Battlegrounds: America's War in Education and Finance

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