2014-10-31

The Land of The Shadow is the fascinating sequel of The End of All Things.
It’s now available!



Here’s the official summary:

After surviving the Infection and a perilous journey through the wasteland that was once the United States, Carly and Justin have found a safe home in the isolated town of Colby.
Even so, balancing the duties of survival and a growing family isn’t easy. As they emerge as leaders, they face difficult questions about justice in a lawless land, basic human rights, and freedom in a world where strength defines worth. More than ever, they have to rely on one another for strength and support during the darkest of times.
The Crisis is far from over. Their fences won’t keep the world out forever, and a new threat is emerging—a gang of predators who see the town as easy pickings. When danger looms over Colby, Carly must decide how far she’ll go to protect those she loves.
It’s a journey down the long and broken road through The Land of the Shadow.



Camilla and Raum have read it and you shouldn’t miss it because...

Camilla: After the odyssey described in The End of All Things, Lissa Bryan shows us Carly, Justin, their daughter and assorted human and animal zoo living in Colby, the isolated town where they are trying to build a future for themselves and other survivors, after the epidemic that cancelled most of the population and destroyed civilization.
What is particularly lovely is the pioneer flavor of the story. The reader is enthralled by the discovery of ancient skills, and wonders how he would cope if thrown in a similar situation. Life is hard in the community, resources scarce and the commodities we are used today don’t exist. However, with love and reciprocal help, it is possible to go on and hope.

Raum: I really appreciate that, even in the darkest moments, Lissa can find the way for her characters to hope. It happened in The End of All Things, and it still happens in The Land of the Shadow. There’s always a light at the end of the tunnel, and Lissa is great at finding and showing it.

Camilla: But things as they used to be more than a century ago can’t be the same. The present is tainted by the dregs of the vanished past. Among what is left of mankind there are criminals, ganged up to steal and kill.  Despite the swamps and the crocs surrounding it, Colby is in danger. It is an undeclared war, but war all the same.
Will the harsh decisions she has to make change Carly inside? Do words like democracy and human rights mean something still? 

Raum: We still have to wait for the answers to these questions. Lissa writes so well that it didn’t take long to reach the end of the book! Mix a captivating plot and a flawless writing style, and you have a pure Lissa Bryan’s novel! I hope she’s already penning the next installment of this great dystopian series!

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2014-10-30

Coming November 1st!
Frequent Flyers
Romance flies the friendly skies in this diverse collection of short stories from a talented group of best-selling and up-and-coming authors.
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There’s something for everyone in this mile-high compilation – from a love story born in a blizzard to a steamy encounter spawned by a series of crazy events. For supernatural fiction fans, how about the tale of an airport that’s also a portal to another world… or a scheduled flight that takes a detour into an alternate reality? From an unexpected trip that reignites a twenty year old flame, to a quirky liaison between a ticketing agent and an adorable doctor, Frequent Flyers takes you on a journey that will touch your heart and leave you flying high!
Forced Landing
By
Angel Lawson
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Forced Landing ventures into co-existing worlds as Nadya discovers her tiny hometown airport is a portal to a world she never knew existed. Ancient history is buried deep within her bloodline, one that is revealed as events push her closer to pilot, and Sidhe Guard, Liam Caldwell.
As a protector, Liam agreed to never reveal the truth to Nadya about his connection to her and her family. That agreement is tested when Nadya’s own abilities emerge, igniting their bond while placing her and the portal in danger.
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He passed me and entered the hallway, directing me back the way I'd come. The house was silent, no sign of the woman that escorted me the first time.
When we reached the foyer he paused. “As much as I appreciate your concern, please do not follow me again, Nadya. It isn’t safe.”
“Safe? What do you mean?” From our close proximity I could see that the injury on his face had fully healed. I dropped my eyes to his chest, but there was no evidence of a bandage under his thin shirt. Without thinking I reached forward, more curious than I’d ever been, but he stepped deftly away and my hand grasped nothing but air.
“Goodnight,” he said, opening the door.
The rain had finally passed and I stepped out into the muggy night. I turned to say goodbye, but instead heard the loud snap of the solid wood door as it closed in my face.

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Angel Lawson lives with her family in Atlanta and has a lifelong obsession with creating fiction from reality, either with paint or words. On a typical day you can find her writing, reading, plotting her escape from the zombie apocalypse and trying to get the glitter out from under her nails. She is the author of five books, including the completed Wraith Series, Serial Summer, FanGirl, & an urban fantasy novel, Vigilant. She is the co-author of the New Adult Paranormal book, Odin's Murder with Kira Gold.

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2014-10-28

Today in the Frequent Flyers Book Blitz 

We get a preview of Unscheduled Departure, by T.M. Franklin.

Unscheduled Departure

Summary

Rowan Elliott is devastated when her boyfriend, Finn, tells her he’s moving across the country to take over the family business, and thrilled when he changes his mind at the last minute and gets off the plane.
But then things get . . . weird. Finn’s acting strange, and Ro’s getting mysterious phone calls that have her questioning if her boyfriend’s really who she thinks he is.  As Ro races to figure out what’s going on, she discovers it’s more complicated than she could have ever imagined.
And if she’s not careful, she could lose her Finn forever.
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"Ro, I have no idea what you're talking about," he said, pulling to an abrupt stop in the parking lot of my apartment building. "I never left a voicemail. Not today."
I fumbled in my bag for my phone. I was not imagining this. "You did. You called—" I thumbed through my calls and held it up victoriously so he could see. "—at 12:06 p.m. today. See?"
His eyes narrowed at the screen. "That says Private Number."
"Yeah. Yeah, I know. I was going to ask you about that."
"Why do you think that was me?"
I rolled my eyes. "Because you left a voicemail!" My voice grew louder, a little screechy, but I couldn't help it.
"Babe, I never left you a voicemail today!" Finn said, aggravation growing in his own tone. He pulled out his own phone and stabbed at it a few times. Finn's familiar ringtone sounded on my phone, his picture popping up on the screen, along with his name.
"See?" he said. "At 12:06 I was driving. I didn't call you. Whoever that Private Number was, it wasn't me." He tapped his phone and the ringtone stopped.
I stared at my phone and rubbed my forehead. My stomach roiled and an ache throbbed behind my eyes. "I don't understand. I heard—"
"Let me listen to the voicemail."
"It...got deleted." I met Finn's unreadable gaze and knew how it sounded. Weird. Crazy.  But I had heard him. It was Finn.
Wasn't it?
"I don't know what's happening," I murmured, my hands trembling as I brushed the hair away from my face. "I know what I heard."
"Ro," Finn reached across the car to grab my hand, wrapping it up in both of his. "It's okay."
"But—"
"We'll figure it out," he said, eyes wide and earnest. "I'm right here. We're together and we'll figure it out, I promise." He kissed my finger with a smile. "But after you sleep, okay?"
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I forced a shaky smile. "Yeah. Okay."
"You want me to walk you up?" he asked.
I shook my head. Suddenly, I wanted to be alone. To go to sleep. To not think about all of this for a while. "I'll be fine. I'll call you later?"
"Okay." He leaned across the seat to kiss me. "Sleep well."
I nodded and got out of the car, waving at Finn and only letting my smile fall once he drove away.
I wasn't convinced. I knew what I had heard, and no matter what Finn said, it was him on that voice mail. I wondered if maybe the message was old— one I'd missed. I couldn't imagine how that might have happened, but I wasn't ruling it out just yet.
Because the alternative was one I wasn't quite ready to explore: If it was a new voice mail, and it was Finn who'd left it, that meant he was lying to me.
And I had no idea why.
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About the Author

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T.M. Franklin started out her career writing non-fiction in a television newsroom. 
Graduating with a B.A. in Communications specializing in broadcast journalism and production, she worked for nine years as a major market television news producer, and garnered two regional Emmy Awards, before she resigned to be a full-time mom and part-time freelance writer. Her first published novel, the Amazon bestseller, MORE, was born during National Novel Writing month, a challenge to write a novel in thirty days. MORE was well-received, being selected as a finalist in the 2013 Kindle Book Review Best Indie Book Awards, as well as winning the Suspense/Thriller division of the Blogger Book Fair Reader’s Choice Awards.

In addition to MORE and its sequels, The Guardians and TWELVE, Franklin penned the Amazon best-selling short stories A Piece of Cake and Window, which also won a Blogger Book Fair Reader’s Choice Award for Short Story/Fantasy. Her new YA romance, How to Get Ainsley Bishop to Fall in Love with You, is Franklin’s first love story without a paranormal or fantasy element, although she believes love is the best kind of magic.

Connect with T.M. Franklin

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Frequent Flyers

Romance flies the friendly skies in this diverse collection of short stories from a talented group of best-selling and up-and-coming authors.

There’s something for everyone in this mile-high compilation – from a love story born in a blizzard to a steamy encounter spawned by a series of crazy events. For supernatural fiction fans, how about the tale of an airport that’s also a portal to another world… or a scheduled flight that takes a detour into an alternate reality?

From an unexpected trip that reignites a twenty year old flame, to a quirky liaison between a ticketing agent and an adorable doctor, Frequent Flyers takes you on a journey that will touch your heart and leave you flying high!

 

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2014-10-15

John Reese: What do I need?
Harold Finch: You need a purpose.


Thanks to a rec by Camilla, I've recently discovered Person of Interest. No spoilers, please, since I'm still watching the first half of the first season. I'm hooked!

The episode that really made me fall in love with the show is this one:

Person of Interest S01E04, "Cura Te Ipsum"

 John Reese: Maybe it's up to me to do what the good people can't. Or maybe there are no good people. Maybe there are only good decisions.

As for John Reese, I'm in love with his character, and Jim Caviezel is one of my favorite actors, so...if you want to talk about this amazing TV-show, feel free to leave a comment or suggest a guestpost!

And remember...you are being watched.

- Raum

2014-10-11

I'm today's "Author in the Spotlight" on ADifferentForest!



Thank you, dear ADF, for this wonderful opportunity to talk with other readers!

You can read the article here:

http://www.adifferentforest.net/Campfires/27188

Happy Weekend!

- Raum

2014-10-10

An Italian Winter has been featured on The International House of Fanfic. Thanks to FicSisters!




We love good fic. We cannot lie…
*Waves* hello to our friends all over the world! You keep amazing us…thanks for being here.
Our post today brings an array of great reads. Enjoy!

Happy Weekend!

- Raum  

2014-10-08

Sophie Kinsella is one of my favorite writers. Many people have asked her for tips on writing - so she's given her Top Ten Tips for being a Bestselling Author to BBC Online.

Sophie Kinsella
In this article, Sophie Kinsella deals with having an agent, finding your own voice, using a pseudonym and she explains why you shouldn't talk about what you're writing.

Read and discuss!


Your comments are welcome.

Happy Writing!

- Raum 

2014-10-07

Lissa Bryan: October is GHOSTWRITER #Giveaway Month! Dreams of ...: All this month, I'll be celebrating the second birthday of my novel,  Ghostwriter,  with excerpts and prizes. This year is also t...




2014-10-06




Her subject for today's Writing Lab lesson is:

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Five Things Writers Have to Learn to Do that Have Nothing to Do with Writing

You’ve written the story, gone through the editing process, approved a gorgeous cover, and your release day is approaching. Now it’s time to sit back and wait for the sales numbers to roll in. Right?

Right. 

Or not.

It’s nice to think that if you write a great book, the audience will find it. There is some truth to that, of course. But most of us in the indie publishing world have had to learn along the way that there’s much more to publishing than writing and editing. In the years since MORE was published, I’ve had to learn a few things that actually have very little to do with writing – but have proven invaluable when it comes to marketing and promoting my books. Here, in no particular order, are five of them.

HTML – It’s Swell!
Okay, maybe “swell” is pushing it, but learning a little basic HTML coding is very useful. If you’re trying to work with bloggers on promotion, making things as easy as possible for them increases your chances of getting featured on their blog. And presenting your post in a ready-to-go HTML format, so they can just copy, paste, and post, does just that. 

You don’t have to be a computer whiz to do this. There are a number of free HTML converters available online. You just copy and paste your document, add your pictures (hosted on a site like Photobucket) and convert it into an HTML document. 

However, it does help to know a little about how HTML works.  For example, HTML tags normally come in pairs like <b> and </b>. The first tag in a pair is the start tag, the second tag is the end tag. The end tag is written like the start tag, but with a slash before the tag name. This particular pair of tags would put the text between the tags in bold font. 

So if you wrote this in HTML: <b> This text would be bold.</b>

It would appear like this: This text would be bold.

If you wrote this in HTML: <i>This text would be in italics.</i>

It would appear like this: This text would be in italics.

There’s a lot more to it than this, but again, Google is your friend. Search for basic HTML tags or even specifics like “HTML code for embedding video” and give it a try. 

Discounts & Distribution
There’s something so exciting about seeing your book on a bookstore shelf for the first time. But, as anyone who’s been in the business for a while can tell you, it’s easier said than done. I’ve been lucky enough to have a few local Barnes & Noble stores that are supportive of independent authors, but that’s the exception rather than the rule. Indie bookstores are often a better option, but there are some things that can help ease the way with them as well. The first is to work at building a relationship with indie store owners – stop by and chat, drop off an ARC or at least some bookmarks, talk to them about your books, etc. But really, we all have to remember that bookselling is a business, and bookstores are in it to make money, so in the end, it all comes down to whether your book will be profitable, and distribution plays a big part, as well.

For Barnes & Noble to carry your book, it first has to be in the Barnes and Noble system. There are a number of options for this – for example, Createspace offers Expanded Distribution, which includes availability on the B&N website. However, carrying the books in the brick and mortar store is an entirely different thing – and generally, it’s up to the store manager.

Most other bookstores require (or at least greatly favor) books that are available with a standard discount (generally 40%) and full returnability through a distributor like Ingram or, in my area, Partner’s West. The returnable option is key because it assures the bookstore owner that the books can be returned if they don’t sell.

This has been a challenge to indie and self-published authors in the past, but Ingram recently introduced IngramSpark, which offers these terms. Again, however, this only eases the way. It’s still up to the bookstore owner or manager to decide if your book is worth the time and money to stock.

Making the Sale
I can hear the protests already. “B-b-but I’m not a salesperson. I’m an artiste!” I’m afraid it’s true, though, authors have to learn to sell their books – whether online or at in-person events. To put it bluntly, most people will have never heard of you or your books, so if you want to sell any, you’ll have to be able to tell people about them.

Yes, it can be uncomfortable. But I’ll share a bit of advice my editor gave me at my first author event: Don’t think of it as selling yourself. Think about selling this great book that you read that you think other people might enjoy.

Get up out of the chair. Smile at people. Offer them a bookmark and ask them what kind of books they like to read. Listen. Then tell them about your book and hand them a copy so they can read the back or skim the first few pages. If you have a well-written blurb and compelling first scene, sometimes that will be enough to seal the deal.

Not always, of course. Sometimes people will hand it back and walk away. That’s the way it goes. But take heart – there’s another prospective reader just around the corner.

Argh! Here There Be Pirates!
This is probably the most frustrating, irritating, infuriating thing about being an author – the people who think it’s absolutely fine to offer pirated copies of your work for free, and the people who think it’s just as fine to download them.

It’s easy to get bogged down in it, to be honest. Some of these sites get taken down, only to be back up again under another URL within an hour. It’s like Hydra – cut off one head and two more pop up in its place. (Yes, I might have watched Captain America recently. Again.)

There is no winning with these people, so my advice is to try and keep it in perspective. When you find a piracy site, report it, send a DCMA takedown letter or ask your publisher to do so. You can even hire a service like Muso to track down the pirates for you. 

Then let it go. Get back to writing. You can spend all of your time searching for pirated copies of your work, but it’s just not worth it.

Some Readers Won’t Like Your Book
I’m afraid it’s true. We want everyone to love our stories, but guess what – it ain’t gonna happen. It might help to go check out the one-star reviews for J.K. Rowling. (Yes, they exist!)

We all like to read different things – and I know I’ve loved books my friends have hated and vice versa. It’s difficult to accept because writing is such a personal thing, but someone not liking your book is not a personal attack. It’s an opinion.

Another editor shared this advice with me: The people who hate your work are not your audience. The people who love it are.

So try to focus on that – and write your stories for them. Good luck!

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Thank you, TM Franklin! You gave us plenty of food for thought!

- Raum

As always, your comments are welcome. 
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Ava Michaels is gifted, powerful, and — whether she likes it or not — part of a plot to take over the world.

It’s only been a few months since Ava Michaels discovered she has ties to an ancient people living in the shadows of the human world, despite their superior gifts and abilities. A select few don’t like hiding, however, and think it’s time to take control.

Now Ava’s caught up in a conspiracy in the works before she was even born. In fact, her birth was an integral part of the plan. She’s one of the Twelve, the most powerful Race ever created, and they were created for a purpose.

Turns out, Ava doesn’t like being told what to do.

All she wants is to start a new life with her boyfriend, Caleb Foster, but before they can even think about that, they must join forces with former enemies, seek out some powerful new friends, and figure out what exactly the Twelve, and their power-hungry leader, are up to.

Then, they have to find a way to stop them.

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If you haven't read the first two books, now is the time - all three books are ON SALE for a LIMITED TIME on select platforms! 

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About the Author

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T.M. Franklin started out her career writing non-fiction in a television newsroom. Graduating with a B.A. in Communications specializing in broadcast journalism and production, she worked for nine years as a major market television news producer, and garnered two regional Emmy Awards, before she resigned to be a full-time mom and part-time freelance writer. Her first published novel, MORE, was born during National Novel Writing month, a challenge to write a novel in thirty days. MORE was well-received, being selected as a finalist in the 2013 Kindle Book Review Best Indie Book Awards, as well as winning the Suspense/Thriller division of the Blogger Book Fair Reader’s Choice Awards.
In addition to MORE and its sequel, The Guardians, Franklin penned the Amazon best-selling short stories A Piece of Cake and Window, which also won a Blogger Book Fair Reader’s Choice Award for Short Story/Fantasy. Her new YA romance, How to Get Ainsley Bishop to Fall in Love with You, is Franklin’s first love story without a paranormal or fantasy element, although she believes love is the best kind of magic.
TWELVE, the final installment in the MORE Trilogy will be released October 9, 2014.

Connect with T.M. Franklin

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2014-10-03

Are you ready for Sylvain Reynard's new novel?

Are you ready for a new visit to Florence?



The Prince is coming...


The Prince - Novella - 1/20/15 - InterMix

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Pre-Order The Prince and the prologue will be posted on 10/16 if there are a considerable amount pre-orders.


And stay tuned for ​The Raven - Book One of The Florentine Series: 2/3/15


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2014-10-01

Cover Reveal for 

Frequent Flyers, a Romantic Short Story Collection

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Coming November 1, 2014!

Summary
Romance flies the friendly skies in this diverse collection of short stories from a talented group of best-selling and up-and-coming authors.

There’s something for everyone in this mile-high compilation – from a love story born in a blizzard to a steamy encounter spawned by a series of crazy events. For supernatural fiction fans, how about the tale of an airport that’s also a portal to another world… or a scheduled flight that takes a detour into an alternate reality?

From an unexpected trip that reignites a twenty year old flame, to a quirky liaison between a ticketing agent and an adorable doctor, Frequent Flyers takes you on a journey that will touch your heart and leave you flying high!

Eye of the Storm by Beth Bolden - Commercial pilot Captain Grant Montgomery III lives for the rules; flight attendant Tess O'Brien loves to break them. The storm brewing between them might be even wilder than the record-breaking blizzard outside.

Forced Landing by Angel Lawson - Nadya discovers her tiny hometown airport is the portal to a world she never knew existed, one with an ancient history buried deep within her bloodline.

Unscheduled Departure by T.M. Franklin – Rowan Elliott is devastated when her boyfriend, Finn, tells her he’s moving across the country to take over the family business, and thrilled when he changes his mind at the last minute and gets off the plane. But then things get . . . weird. And Ro’s left wondering if her boyfriend’s really who she thinks he is.

A Midsummer Flight's Dream by Kira A. Gold - Twenty years ago, he promised to catch her if she fell. Contains young lust, old books, and wild strawberries.

Fly Me To The Moon by Bev Elle - Ticketing agent Jessamy Taylor has been in a dating slump that was exacerbated when she moved her sickly mother in. Truth is, she's never gotten over the quirky Dr. Griffin Sanderson whose OCD drives her crazy, despite his excellent bedside manner.

The Friendly Skies by Amanda Weaver - An unruly drunk, a misbehaving volcano and a re-routed flight lead to one steamy night for two strangers who meet on a plane.

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About the Authors
Beth BoldenBeth Bolden
lives in Portland,Oregon with one cat and one fiance. She wholly believes in Keeping Portland Weird, but wishes she didn’t have to make the yearly pilgrimage up to Seattle to watch her Boston Red Sox play baseball. After graduating from university with a degree in English, Beth unsurprisingly had no idea what to do with her life, and spent the next few years working for a medical equipment supplier, a technology company, and an accounting firm. Now Beth runs her own business as a Girl Friday for small business owners, assisting them with administration, bookkeeping and their general sanity.
Beth has been writing practically since she learned the alphabet. Unfortunately, her first foray into novel writing, titled Big Bear with Sparkly Earrings, wasn’t a bestseller, but hope springs eternal. Her first novel, The Lucky Charm, was published in May 2014 and its sequel, Getting Lucky will be available December 1, 2014.
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 Angel Lawson
Angel Lawson lives with her family in Atlanta and has a lifelong obsession with creating fiction from reality, either with paint or words. On a typical day you can find her writing, reading, plotting her escape from the zombie apocalypse and trying to get the glitter out from under her nails.
She is the author of five books, including the Wraith Series, Serial Summer, FanGirl, and Vigilant. She is the co-author of the New Adult Paranormal book, Odin's Murder with Kira Gold.
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T.M. FranklinT.M. Franklin started out her career writing nonfiction in a television newsroom. Graduating with a B.A. in Communications specializing in broadcast journalism and production, she worked for nine years as a major market television news producer, and garnered two regional Emmy Awards, before she resigned to be a full-time mom and part-time freelance writer. Her first published novel, MORE, was born out of a challenge to write a novel in thirty days issued during National Novel Writing month. MORE was well received, selected as a finalist in the 2013 Kindle Book Review Best Indie Book Awards, and won the Suspense/Thriller division of the Blogger Book Fair Reader’s Choice Awards.
In addition to MORE and its sequels, The Guardians and TWELVE, Franklin has penned the Amazon best-selling short stories, Window and A Piece of Cake. Her Amazon best-selling YA romance, How to Get Ainsley Bishop to Fall in Love with You, is Franklin’s first love story without traditionally recognized paranormal or fantasy elements. Although . . . T. M. is the first to argue that love is the best kind of magic.
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Kira Gold
Kira A. Gold is a textile artist living in Lexington, Kentucky. She has four accidental cats and an intentional collection of vintage marionettes. After midnight, she writes strange things in a blue bathrobe. 

Her first book, ODIN’S MURDER, with Angel Lawson, is a New Adult paranormal twist on Norse mythology. Her solo debut, THE SCENT OF FLAMES, is a Young Adult take on Hamlet, set in Vermont. Look for her next play on Shakespeare, a seductive and speculative MacBeth, early next year.

Like her author page here: https://www.facebook.com/kiraagoldauthor for book info and odd thoughts or follow her inappropriate insanity on twitter: @kiraagold
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Bev ElleBev Elle is the author of sweet and spicy contemporary romance, women’s fiction and historical paranormal romance. A love of books--many already written, and those she harbors in her very active imagination. Writing is a passion she’s had for many years, but was unable to act upon. Bev Elle is the mother of three human children and two canines. She is also the lover of one husband. When Bev isn’t writing in her spare time after work, she is thinking of doing so.
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Amanda Weaver
Like many writers, Amanda Weaver spent her childhood telling stories. College steered her in a different direction and into a successful career as a designer. Several years ago, she picked up writing again as a hobby, to blow off some creative steam. One thing led to another, National Novel Writing Month happened, and here we are.
Amanda Weaver grew up in Florida and now lives in Brooklyn, New York with her husband, daughter and two crazy cats.
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