Susan Monteiro's Page

Hey Susan, I'm new follower of your blog and gave your blog +1 on google+. When you get a chance take a look at http://iron2112fist.blogspot.com/ and if you like it follow and + back.
Thanks.

IF

Hi Susan! I'm Rebekah.  A Paranormal Romance, Fantasy Romance, Steampunk Romance writer.  My first novel, Dead Awakenings, is coming out this Christmas.  I have two others coming out next year and two more the following year.

If you get a chance, feel free to check out my blog.  I would love a follow if you get a chance.

Thanx and have a great week.

Rebekah

http://vampireswerewolveszombies.blogspot.com/

Hi Susan, Congrats on getting your book published! I just visited your blog and am following. I recently started blogging and decided to post some of my work. It's my memoir. I have had quite a few visitors but very few followers. I hope that you will come visit and like it enough to follow!
http://ousoon44ersfootball.blogspot.com/
Hope to see you soon!
Tina

hello was hoping for you to check out my book Fifth Commandment Atrocity. Here is a few words from it.
I was raised in Pawtucket and Cumberland, Rhode Island and
my life never seemed spectacular or out of the ordinary growing
up. I guess that’s because all of the horrible things my family
did just became a natural way of life. To me, at least until I
hit the age where I was old enough to start to know any better,
my childhood was somewhat normal. I had a father, a mother,
two older brothers, a younger sister and a younger brother.
From the outside looking in, anyone who didn’t know the details
would say that the Burts were a close-knit family, because
from all appearances, we had a lot—we did a lot—we were
wealthy and in so many people’s mind, people with money just
weren’t involved in the kind of large-scale, awe and shockinspiring
level of crime that we were behind closed doors. To
them, we had it all--we had a large family home, took vacations
in our motor home, had a summer house on a lake, and a
Springer Spaniel dog. The Burts lived the life.
However, closer inspection would reveal a little more--
My parents took in eight foster kids, adopted a daughter – one
of whom they stole from her mother. The Burts had hired help,
if you want to call being hired keeping two adults against their
Fifth Commandment Atrocity
.

Hi Susan,

Welcome to Book Blogs! When you have the time, please come and visit me at: http://kateevangelistarandr.blogspot.com/

Hope to see you there,
Kate