All Blog Posts Tagged 'excerpt' (20)

Well accustomed to the frequent travel mandated by my career, I usually sleep as soundly on an overnight flight as in my own bed at home.  This time, my restless, shallow sleep was a theater for recurrent loops of horrifying…

I sobbed endlessly as I scrubbed Jeff’s blood from our terrace floor and the wrought iron railing.  While sopping up the blood on Teresa’s deck, twice I had to pause to vomit into the bucket I was using to clean.  When I had finished erasing the evidence of my husband’s death, I…

Alyssa led me across the room as she spoke, reaching into her pocket to withdraw the hefty keychain from her office.  “I’m sure you are familiar with the rest of the tragedy, which culminates in the suicides of Cleopatra and Marc Antony, the end of both the Ptolemaic dynasty and the Roman republic, and the…

Death separated them... but the will of the Universe gave them a second chance to be together. Brianna and Kalen embark on a difficult mission to save their civilizations from the evil designs of Ellette and her minions. Their love, forbidden by the laws of Ethos, are challenged by…

When a young woman vanishes without a trace from a quaint fishing village on the coast of England only one person knows the truth, but he remains silent allowing the authorities to search for her in vain. 

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My month-long blog tour is nearing its end. I feel like I’m losing a friend. It’s been fun seeing all the posts about Freelance Writing Guide and keeping in touch with the blog tour participants. It took me one month to organize the tour and one month for the tour itself, and now, it’s coming to a close. I will miss all of the fun I’ve had. I hope you’ve had fun too – learning readers’ opinions about my book, getting to read an excerpt from the book, learning more about me, and…

Good morning, everyone!

I hope your day is going well so far. I just want to take a moment to update you on my blog tour.

My interview on Jess Resides Here went well. I also enjoyed writing the guest post on From the Boothell Cotton Patch, which is an…

Good afternoon,

I have written a guest post - which is an excerpt from chapter 8 of Freelance Writing Guide, a book description, and an author bio - on From the Bootheel Cotton Patch. Check it out for some inside information about me and my book!

Christine…

I am having a blast with my blog tour! I have really enjoyed the reviews and interviews that have been posted so far. I feel blessed to have worked with so many great people on this tour, and the feedback on my book has been wonderful.

Since my last post, this is where my blog tour has been: I stopped at Teresa Morrow~Author/Writer/Poet and…

I am very busy with work right now and that makes me really happy. I feel a little taxed from being at the computer all day, but I’m really enjoying the work I’m doing.

The blog tour is going excellently! So far I have been at the “Writers and Readers” group at Goodreads for three days doing a Q&A session, at…

Hey everyone! Today I have the amazingly talented Penny Ehrenkranz! She is dishing about lots of things, including her latest short romance book, MIRROR,MIRROR!!!  This read sounds great -…

I'm very happy to announce my short novel, Covenant, will soon be published under my pen name, Willow D'Sabine, by Mystic Press (http://mysticpress.com). I thought I'd post Chapter One of Covenant. If you'd like to know when it's published, I'll announce it on my blog at http://covenantseries.blogspot.com as well as my Livestream Channel (…

Girls are disappearing from Standard High while the local sex trade flourishes. Their absences are barely noticed in the worst school in Arbor City, CA, where turnover and truancy are facts of life. Kendra Desola, the only faculty member likely to care, is on a leave of absence.

After a student’s lifeless body turns up in a seedy part of town, an immigrant community…

It seemed to be taking Jason a long time. I was thinking of finding a random guy to check on him, but suddenly I was hit with the strangest feeling. Not nausea in the normal sense, but a definite sensation in the pit of my stomach like dread and nervousness and nausea mixed but more intense. It hit me like a brick, all at once with no warning. The room spun a little. The girls were oblivious. Air. I needed to get some air. I pushed my way through the tables and servers with trays, almost…