Hi Catalina - many thanks for the warm welcome. I enjoyed stopping by both of your blogs; I can see there is a lot to learn here! I am very new to blogging, at http://badassromance.com/. best regards,
If you get a chance please check out Barnes and Noble or AMAZON It is a well-documented factual pre-World War II event with atwist of fiction and a touch of the paranormal.
If you get a chance please check out Barnes and Noble or AMAZON It is a well-documented factual pre-World War II event with atwist of fiction and a touch of the paranormal.
Compelling read, February 19, 2013 By diebus - See all my reviewsThis review is from: The Bridge of Deaths (Paperback) "The Bridge of Deaths" by M.C.V. Egan was recommended to me by several of my reviewer friends who just earned themselves more credibility. This well written and compelling story is based on a true event, the crash of a British Airways Plane at a Danish bridge in 1939. A couple in Britain and a woman in Florida are trying to reconstruct the events and the lives of the people who were killed through various channels of research; some of it factual, some psychic. It is fascinating how the story unfolds, like a regular detective story, but the use of transgression to past lives and the use of information derived from psychics adds a special touch to it. Whether you - like myself - are open to the concept of transgression or not, the result is the same: a carefully composed and thrilling read that combines historical facts with suspense and entertainment.
Thanks for the welcome! Like the books trailers - very interesting.
Thought you might like to see what a 'rural' parrot looks like (as you see, parrots come in all shapes and sizes!). Completely irrelevant to being an author of course, but hey, it's Saturday.
WELCOME TO BOOK BLOGS, I have forged many friendships here with bloggers, avid readers and prolific writers. We help each other out and have a great time while we do so; I am an author who enjoys History and connect with people to cross-promote.
If you get a chance please check out Barnes and Noble or AMAZON It is a well-documented factual pre-World War II event with atwist of fiction and a touch of the paranormal.
This review is from: The Bridge of Deaths (Paperback)
I was honestly slightly confused as I started this book as to whether it was fiction or non-fiction. Once I realized it was both I was pleasantly intrigued. What a clever concept. The authors' grandfather did not survive a plane crash in 1939 in Denmark. He was a very young man only in his 30's. The crash occurred the night before the start of WWII. Six people were on that plane. There were two Standard Oil employees from New Jersey, A German lawyer, a member, of Parliament, an airline employee and the pilot. The pilot was the only survivor. Active imaginations like mine, or any conspiracy theorists could easily peg any one of those passengers as an espionage pawn. I am in awe of the authors twenty -year- quest to unravel the mystery surrounding her grandfathers' death. Was it an accident or was it an act of espionage? Her research left not one stone unturned on any continent or in the world of afterlife. The world of past life regression is fascinating. Bill, one of the main characters does not smoke but after being hypnotized, he becomes a smoker because he was a smoker in his past life. I found this interesting because I quit smoking three years ago but still smoke in my dreams. Her passion for this project is evident on every page and in her detailed footnotes. Personally, I love history and every detail was impeccable but at the same time, I found the footnotes a bit distracting. I would have preferred them at the end of the book or in the center for easy reference. All I will say about the ending is Bravo. This book has everything, fiction, non-fiction, mystery; romance, past lives, psychics and history. As overwhelming as that sounds and it should be, the author does a brilliant job of tying it together rather nicely. If you are looking for something different, maybe burnt out on vampires give this book a try I think you will enjoy its uniqueness.
C.J. HIll (Janette Rallison) will be on there tomorrow. But we have two interviews up already. Let me know what you think. If you like it you can subscribe via email.
Hope all is well.
Luke
p.s. If you like the format shoot me some info about your book The Bridge of Deaths and maybe we can set something up if you're interested in being on the show.
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BloggerPamela1740 said…
Hi Catalina - many thanks for the warm welcome. I enjoyed stopping by both of your blogs; I can see there is a lot to learn here! I am very new to blogging, at http://badassromance.com/. best regards,
Pamela
BloggerRosa Silva said…
Hello Catalina,
Thanks for the welcoming message. I'm really happy I discovered this community :)
AuthorCatalina Egan said…
WELCOME TO BOOK BLOGS, I have forged many friendships here with bloggers, avid readers and prolific writers.
We cross promote to help each other out and have a great time in the process.
I am an author who enjoys History and I cross-promote with authors of ALL genres at 4covert2overt A Day in the Spotlight
Authors of ALL genres are invited for a DAY, it is usually a 4 to 6 week wait.
If you are
interested on a Spotlight contact me at m_c_v_egan@yahoo.com .
I have another blog where I try to add a bit of history.
I hope we can cross-promote in many ways.
THE BRIDGE OF DEATHS BLOG
If you get a chance please check out Barnes and Noble or AMAZON It is a well-documented factual pre-World War II event with a twist of fiction and a touch of the paranormal.
Meet me on Facebook
M.C.V. Egan
THE BRIDGE OF DEATHS website
AuthorCatalina Egan said…
Is History The Agreed Upon Lie? http://ishistorytheagreeduponlie.blogspot.com/ Opened yesterday with an essay by author ANTHONY FLACCO, his latest book on Nikolas Tesla explores the genius who was prevented from providing free electricity for all. A commentary and review on his book at http://thebridgeofdeaths.tumblr.com/
AuthorCatalina Egan said…
AuthorCatalina Egan said…
WELCOME TO BOOK BLOGS, I have forged many friendships here with bloggers, avid readers and prolific writers.
We cross promote to help each other out and have a great time in the process.
I am an author who enjoys History and I cross-promote with authors of ALL genres at 4covert2overt A Day in the Spotlight
Authors of ALL genres are invited for a DAY, it is usually a 4 to 6 week wait.
If you are
interested on a Spotlight contact me at m_c_v_egan@yahoo.com .
I have another blog where I try to add a bit of history.
I hope we can cross-promote in many ways.
THE BRIDGE OF DEATHS BLOG
If you get a chance please check out Barnes and Noble or AMAZON It is a well-documented factual pre-World War II event with a twist of fiction and a touch of the paranormal.
Meet me on Facebook
M.C.V. Egan
THE BRIDGE OF DEATHS website
AuthorCatalina Egan said…
Compelling read, February 19, 2013
By diebus - See all my reviewsThis review is from: The Bridge of Deaths (Paperback)
"The Bridge of Deaths" by M.C.V. Egan was recommended to me by several of my reviewer friends who just earned themselves more credibility. This well written and compelling story is based on a true event, the crash of a British Airways Plane at a Danish bridge in 1939.
A couple in Britain and a woman in Florida are trying to reconstruct the events and the lives of the people who were killed through various channels of research; some of it factual, some psychic.
It is fascinating how the story unfolds, like a regular detective story, but the use of transgression to past lives and the use of information derived from psychics adds a special touch to it.
Whether you - like myself - are open to the concept of transgression or not, the result is the same: a carefully composed and thrilling read that combines historical facts with suspense and entertainment.
AuthorAlan Porter said…
Hi Catalina
Thanks for the welcome! Like the books trailers - very interesting.
Thought you might like to see what a 'rural' parrot looks like (as you see, parrots come in all shapes and sizes!). Completely irrelevant to being an author of course, but hey, it's Saturday.
BloggerAsli Fratarcangeli said…
I also have a love of history! I will check out Amazon!
Thanks for the welcome!
Asli
AuthorCatalina Egan said…
WELCOME TO BOOK BLOGS, I have forged many friendships here with bloggers, avid readers and prolific writers. We help each other out and have a great time while we do so; I am an author who enjoys History and connect with people to cross-promote.
THE BRIDGE OF DEATHS BLOG
If you get a chance please check out Barnes and Noble or AMAZON It is a well-documented factual pre-World War II event with a twist of fiction and a touch of the paranormal.
Meet me on Facebook
M.C.V. Egan
THE BRIDGE OF DEATHS website
AuthorCatalina Egan said…
AUTHOR FEAST
AuthorCatalina Egan said…
AuthorCatalina Egan said…
HAPPY NEW YEAR
AuthorCatalina Egan said…
I was honestly slightly confused as I started this book as to whether it was fiction or non-fiction. Once I realized it was both I was pleasantly intrigued. What a clever concept. The authors' grandfather did not survive a plane crash in 1939 in Denmark. He was a very young man only in his 30's. The crash occurred the night before the start of WWII. Six people were on that plane. There were two Standard Oil employees from New Jersey, A German lawyer, a member, of Parliament, an airline employee and the pilot. The pilot was the only survivor. Active imaginations like mine, or any conspiracy theorists could easily peg any one of those passengers as an espionage pawn. I am in awe of the authors twenty -year- quest to unravel the mystery surrounding her grandfathers' death. Was it an accident or was it an act of espionage? Her research left not one stone unturned on any continent or in the world of afterlife. The world of past life regression is fascinating. Bill, one of the main characters does not smoke but after being hypnotized, he becomes a smoker because he was a smoker in his past life. I found this interesting because I quit smoking three years ago but still smoke in my dreams. Her passion for this project is evident on every page and in her detailed footnotes. Personally, I love history and every detail was impeccable but at the same time, I found the footnotes a bit distracting. I would have preferred them at the end of the book or in the center for easy reference. All I will say about the ending is Bravo. This book has everything, fiction, non-fiction, mystery; romance, past lives, psychics and history. As overwhelming as that sounds and it should be, the author does a brilliant job of tying it together rather nicely. If you are looking for something different, maybe burnt out on vampires give this book a try I think you will enjoy its uniqueness.
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AuthorLuke Abaffy said…
Hi Catalina,
I told you I'd let you know when my web show is live, and it is.
It's www.authorfeast.com
C.J. HIll (Janette Rallison) will be on there tomorrow. But we have two interviews up already. Let me know what you think. If you like it you can subscribe via email.
Hope all is well.
Luke
p.s. If you like the format shoot me some info about your book The Bridge of Deaths and maybe we can set something up if you're interested in being on the show.
AuthorCatalina Egan said…
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