All Blog Posts Tagged 'Faith' (17)

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The blog tour for urban fantasy author Faith Hunter's latest title, BLOOD TRADE, is underway! Here is a chance for you to participate in getting the word out about the Jane Yellowrock vampire hunter series. All blogs that participate will be listed on the official blog tour…

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Forgiving your best friend might be easy but forgiving someone who spews hate at you, gossips about you, tries to harm you….not so easy. Why bother?

 

Holding on to resentment and failing to forgive keeps you in spiritual bondage to the person who is hurting you. Resentment and anger…

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YES, MEN ARE READING THE BOOK AND LOVING IT!!!!  READ WHAT THEY HAVE TO SAY:

This should be the standard reading textbook for all the young ladies before they have to learn it the hard way. Even the older gals could glean something from this…

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I host first time novelist Kat Flannery on my blog today. Excellent Historical western Romance with a touch of inspiration in faith and courage. A giveaway is also running, so go and read what I have to say about this sweet story.

http://lynelleclarkaspiredwriter.blogspot.com/2012/12/cblspromotions-chasing-clovers-review.html…

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What happens to us when we die?  For many, that is a question of faith with very definitive answers.  For others, it is a mystery subject to debate and speculation.  There are people who claim to know exactly what happens when we die via near-death experiences.  When clinically dead, they visit the other side,…

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Why these unwelcome guests? ~  Hurricane Irene





Is it me? I can’t believe what’s happening these days and it’s one thing after another. I’ve just spent a wonderful ten days holiday in beautiful Turkey; great food, amazing scenery and some of the kindest and friendliest people I’ve ever met. But I come back home and…



Sometimes, I’m a coward as I dread switching on the news.



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A Child Barefoot in the Far East



Day 5. The #100blogfest blogs are all about fun and sharing. Thank you for reading a #100blogfest blog. Please follow this link to find the next blog in the series: http://martinkingauthor.com/blog/7094550076& SBF



When I was five, my family was living in Singapore and… Continue

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Hi there!  Welcome to another of my blog posts and a long overdue interview with Traci Hohenstein.

So far July has kicked in with a bang; book sales appear to be holding up for the majority of us authors, which augers well for some bumper reading on holiday!



June was a quieter month for me with some drop in sales - but overall revenue held - I can afford to eat this month! I put my price up (marginally) on… Continue

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Children of Dreams – Review by Martha A. Cheves, Author of Stir, Laugh, Repeat



‘Nepal is the forty-eighth poorest country in the world. Out of a

population of eighteen million, six million drink water we wouldn’t give

to our dogs… later I would find out what drinking contaminated water

could do to a seven-year-old child…. Nepal’s per capital income was only

$180 per year, one of the lowest in the world and the… Continue

Paperback: 336 pages

Publisher: Roc (January 5, 2010)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 0451463072

ISBN-13: 9780451463074



Reading order for the series:

Kits

Strange Brew anthology, short story title: Signatures of the Dead

Skinwalker

Blood Cross



Available at: Amazon Barnes and Noble Borders BAMM





Back Of Book Blurb



As a vampire hunter and skinwalker, Jane… Continue

Stuart Aken was kind enough to read and review my recent 'The Dance of the Pheasodile'. In turn, I read his 'Breaking Faith' which is a thoroughly intriguing, raunchy and exciting read with a breakneck ending.



This is what Stuart said about my book ( have made no changes to his review):



Sometimes a book is so unusual it defies categorisation. This is such a… Continue

One of the great pleasures of reading indie authors is that they are often literary Luddites, exuberantly smashing the commercial frameworks imposed on their more industrially-produced cousins, replacing them with a more zestful, fresh, individual and – might I say – compelling approach to their work.



It is not that they do not recognise as well as anyone the existence of the rules and formulae drawn up to govern the structure,… Continue

Sorry, I have to do it! It's a Brag Blog! :)



I think I'm on an unofficial Borders tour with my Jake the Snake book. It all began about two weeks ago with the Borders Express at my (as Jake the Snake would say) "favoritest" mall in Greensburg, PA. 9 books were sold. One lady even came back at the end of the book signing to buy a second copy for a gift because she took it home, read it, and thought it was so fun she had to get another copy!!! That's always very reassuring! This week,… Continue

Carl Lee - That would leave the playing field wide-open. How did you nail down a direction for the plot?



"The characters. I created sets of characters - a doctor and his wife and just the opposite, a young girl and her new boyfriend who are laid back, go with the flow types. The doctor has doubts about his confidence and what he really believes in; the young girl is strong-willed and searching for herself. Her boyfriend is pure… Continue