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Comment by Ottilie Weber on May 18, 2012 at 10:33am

Hey Lovelies!!

Today is the LAST DAY to enter for a free ebook copy of my YA novel Family Ties! All you have to do is comment my blog post and you are entered to win a free copy! In a couple of months when I do a re-release of my YA novel End of the Line I'll be doing a giveaway for it, but I'll be asking questions about Family Ties, so there's a chance you could WIN TWO BOOKS from me! How great right? Post here: http://ottilieweber.blogspot.com/2012/05/start-of-summer-giveaway.html

Abby's family prides itself with its knowledge of their rich family history.  While trying to survive her summer job armed only with her sarcastic wit and her best friend Cory, she learns to watch what she wishes for.  When she is kidnapped, her entire family is left wondering…

Do they know their family history as well as they think?

Comment by Laurie Jenkins on May 18, 2012 at 8:58am

Three Things I’ve Learned While Writing Gothic Spring 

Check out this Guest Author Post with Caroline Miller, author of Gothic Spring.

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Comment by Laurie Jenkins on May 18, 2012 at 8:57am

My Paranormal Life 

Check out this Guest Author Post with Feather Stone author of Guardian's Wildchild.

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Comment by Laurie Jenkins on May 18, 2012 at 8:54am

True Stories from a Veteran Investment Analyst

 Check out this Guest Author Post with P T Dawkins, author of The Analyst.

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Author Comment by Carlos King on May 17, 2012 at 1:44pm

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Comment by Fuentes on May 17, 2012 at 12:51pm

CLARA AND MR. TIFFANY BY SUSAN VREELAND

In reading the synopsis, I was intrigued by the policy of Louis Comfort Tiffany not to employ married women. That's what made me grabe the book. I was also attracted to the idea of learning more about Tiffany and the beginning of Art Nouveau current.

Since starting this book, I knew the lamps from Tiffany but the name itself was more synonymous of luxurious gems and jewelry than windows or enamel creations. So it was very instructive to dive into a novel that opens a window to the sublime New York of the late 19th century, the passage of oil lamps to electricity, the access to workshops and workers behind the scenes of luxury. The reader is reminding also of the conditions of women's work at this period. You learn a lot about beauty and art too.

A story based on real events which you may end up reading with a lump in your throat. A beautiful novel.

Lucie
http://newbooksonmyselves.blogspot.fr/2012/05/clara-and-mr-tiffany-...

Comment by Fuentes on May 17, 2012 at 12:40pm

THE SECRET BY MORINDA MONTGOMERY

A historical and paranormal romance with a very nice pair of characters who are constantly searching themselves for lice in the head. For much of the novel, the reader follows Morgan and Brian, whose fathers have decided to unite. Neither one of them want this union to be celebrated and they are constantly trying to find ways to discourage their wacky family.

A funny and charming story enhanced by a secondary footprint ful of magic, werewolves and premonitions that are pretty nicely narrated.

Lucie
http://newbooksonmyselves.blogspot.fr/2012/05/secret-by-morinda-mon...

Comment by Erin Seals on May 17, 2012 at 10:48am

Check out one girl's humble attempt to go 100 days without buying books: http://ning.it/KiP9qU

Comment by Laurie Jenkins on May 17, 2012 at 10:08am

Check out Sydney's Review of Gothic Spring by Caroline Miller on Case of Reading Insomnia.  http://ow.ly/aYeQD

Comment by Laurie Jenkins on May 17, 2012 at 10:07am

Check out this captivating Interview with Feather Stone and enter to win a Print copy of Guardian's Wildchild.  http://ow.ly/aYcIQ

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