Catherine Stovall, Author Of STOLEN, Heads Out On Blog Tour

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Author Catherine Stovall has just released the first in her Requiem of Humanity series, with the title Stolen. In the coming week, Catherine will be making blog appearances and conducting interviews around the Internet. Here is a list of her upcoming dates:

October 16th: Guest Blog “When Bad Titles Happen to Good Books” at Morgen Bailey’s Writing Blog www.morgenbailey.wordpress.com
October 17th: Guest Blog “Health Benefits of Reading” at Brian Hayden’s Death: Living to Talk About It www.brha99.wordpress.com
October 18th: Interview at Inga Silberg Kupp’s Me and Reading www.ingasilbergbooks.com
October 19th: Interview at Roxanne Rhoads’ Fang-tastic Books
http://www.fang-tasticbooks.blogspot.com/
October 20th: Guest Post “Stuck in The Middle with Me” at Shalini Boland’s Someone Who Writes www.someonewotwrites.blogspot.com
October 21st: Ask Anything Live chat on The Official Catherine Stovall Fan Page with guest Christy Weber, cover artist of Stolen.
October 22nd: Interview at Patti Roberts’s Paradox the Angels are Here http://paradox-theangelsarehere.blogspot.com/
October 23rd: Playlist and Promo with at ShazGoodwins Jera’s Jamboree www.shazjera.blogspot.com
October 24th: Interview at Suzy Turner’s Blog http://suzyturner.blogspot.com/

About STOLEN:

Jenda and Soborgne are best friends and everything they do, they do together. Unfortunately, this time the girls may be joined at the hip in a far more horrible way: by death.

The girls are kidnapped and held captive by Belle and Matteo, two vampires with a plan. Belle, a sociopath in life and death, is searching for an heir to her reign as the only vampire to hold the secret to surviving the sun. Matteo is a lost soul who would give anything to be loved and to see the light of day. As the four characters’ worlds collide, blood is spilled, lives are lost, and rules are broken.

Disappointment in love and life bring out the worst in humans but, with vampires, it leads to a chilling tale of romance and terror.

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Catherine Stovall has wrapped up her very first Book Tour with another interview at Suzy Turner's blog. Hear about fall, cheese and small town life, then enter to win a free copy of Stolen.

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You like music? You like free stuff? Catherine has put together a playlist of songs which proved inspiring to her during the creation of Stolen which is available at Jera's Jamboree.

Let's not forget the free copy of Stolen up for grabs. Head over now, check out the tunes and enter for your chance to win.

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Welcome to the wonderful world of publishing, a daunting realm of frustration and rejection which sits between obscurity and recognition.

Catherine shares her own path to becoming a published author at Shalini Boland. Stop by and see what you can learn.

This stop on the Stolen tour also includes another giveaway, so better get going while the getting's good.

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Enter the underworld of vampires with the fourth stop on the Stolen tour. Catherine discusses the influences at play and the research conducted to bring Jenda and Sorbogne to life. Check it out over at Fangtastic Books.

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You've picked up some pointers for the title of your next book. You've learned a little about how reading is good for you. Today why not learn a little bit about Catherine herself?

On this third day of the tour Catherine sits down with Me and Reading to discuss the writing process and her novel Stolen, as well as what it means to be Catherine Stovall.

Hop on over now. There's another book giveaway taking place as we speak.

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We know you love to read, but did you know that reading loves you? On her second stop tour stop Catherine reveals some unexpected health benefits of settling in with a good book. See what she has to say over at Death: Living to Talk About It.

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On the first stop of her tour through the internet Catherine tackles the rough and tumble world of book titles. Ridiculous book titles. Pick up a couple tips by reading her post at Morgen Bailey's Writing Blog.

A lucky reader will win a free copy of Stolen.