All Blog Posts Tagged 'supernatural' (66)

I make my way down my garden path and once out of the gate; break into a run at my full speed. About two minutes later I reach the front of the town hall and instead of slowing to a graceful stop like planned I manage to knock Winter flat on her face. “Saff! You really have got to practise slowing down before you stop.” She says as she gets up and brushes the dirt from her clothes. “Yeah, yeah ok. I heard you, just like I did the last ten times. How long till the bus?” As I say that…

Be sure to read Dan LaFave's new exciting book "The Supernatural, Texas, And The Old West which is available in paperback and Kindle version at Amazon.com

http://www.amazon.com/The-Supernatural-Texas-And-West/dp/1482035332

This interesting and intriguing book explores the real paranormal/supernatural world and how it possibly mixes with historical…

There's one month to go before the February 26 debut of my new supernatural thriller Season of the Wolf.

Early reviews have been overwhelmingly positive. TT Zuma at Horror World.org started his review with this: "This might be the most ambitious novel Jeff Mariotte has ever written.  Aside from a large cast of…

On January 26th Saturday, join me on Gaea, the Greek Goddess of Planet Books blog for an author interview and discussion of my young adult title, PRADEE. This is a kid-run and mom approved NEW blog where Gaea will be discussing and reviewing middle grade and young adult fiction.

If you have/know of any…

About The Needles Highway:

The Mojave Desert. The heat of the noonday sun.

A lonely stretch of highway.

A screenwriter enjoys a nostalgic visit to his childhood home of Needles, California.

But now it’s time for him to leave that simple life in the desert and drive back home to L.A.…

I've started a second blog!

Wenches of Words is a blog devoted to promoting my authors group which offers every genre you can imagine...



Join us for a peek at our novels, short stories, excerpts, interviews, and musings.…

I stayed up late the other night to watch American Horror Story. I shouldn't have, really. I've been setting aside late nights as writing time. My…

BETWEEN, a story of the supernatural, was released on December 14, 2012 by Musa Publishing. If you like ghost stories, give it a peek!

**5-star reviews and second place in the Preditors and Editors Readers Poll 2012.

BETWEEN

by Clarissa…

About Orlin Wood:

One place. One family. One mystery. Orlin Wood.

In 1788, Zechariah Orlin stumbled out of the forest and collapsed in front of a hunting party. That moment marked the beginning of a cursed family, and the legend of Orlin Wood. From phantom voices and mysterious apparitions,…

About Shifting is for the Goyim:

Home for Passover with the family? Or a full-moon run with a werewolf pack? When Amy Greenstein, aka Emerald Love, nice Jewish girl and rising country music star, says good-bye to her boyfriend after a show in Nashville, she doesn’t know she’ll never see him again. Good…

"And so, we have entered into the realm of autumn and the countdown to Halloween has begun! To get you all in the mood for the month of magic and mysticism that is upon us, I have selected three of my current favourite supernatural reads. If you find yourself desperate to escape into another world…

As promised, this week I am giving my debut novel The Sheol (The Wanderer Trilogy…

The Devil’s Serum: New Book Tells of One Man’s Struggle…

True Love's First Kiss by Nathan Squiers

My rating: 5 of 5 Hearts





Ruby. My name is Ruby...

At least that's the name…

Within The Shadows by Julieanne Lynch

My rating: 5 of 5 Hearts

Living on the razors edge, Giselle Burgman's life is torn apart by her…

5 Stars

I was captivated by Doanes' unique writing style and refreshingly original storyline. The sheer 'what's gonna happen next' factor that is embedded into the plot from the very beginning kept me eagerly turning the pages.

The realistic dialogue and attention to detail add depth to the characters, who each face their own 'real-life' problems. I was fascinated by the way the author connected the different events in the book.

I was amazed by whom the 'bad guy' turned out…