I finally took the plunge and had my first published book turned into an Audio Book. The producer, the lovely Leslie Starr O’Hara, did a FANTASTIC job with all of the character voices. She honored the main character with a perfect voice and tone, and added wonderful dialect when reading dialogue of minor characters to keep… Continue reading An Audible Experience with Arrow of the Mist
Tag: middle grade
ARMS OF ANU Blitz & Prizes!
Tween/Teen Fantasy With A Dash Of Romance Giveaway, including AMAZON GIFT CARD. Click to enter—>Rafflecopter Giveaway Enjoy an excerpt from each P.O.V. Character: LIA~ Lia Griene folded birch-white arms against her chest. Wynn stood beside her with his wrists and ankles shackled in chains. Lia winced at the fresh blood seeping from her cousin’s wounds.… Continue reading ARMS OF ANU Blitz & Prizes!
Release Day for ARMS OF ANU!
HAPPY RELEASE DAY for ARMS OF ANU! (AND Happy St. Patrick’s Day!) Sequel to award-winning Preteen/Teen Fantasy ARROW OF THE MIST In Arms of Anu, Lia and Kelven battle through a land of tyrants, war and magic. Can Lia escape the foes who ensnare her? Will Kelven’s love withstand the darkness taking root inside Lia?… Continue reading Release Day for ARMS OF ANU!
Faery Swap Blog Tour
I’m pleased to share Faery Swap, by fellow Emblazoners Author, Susan Kaye Quinn 😀 March 3rd – March 21st A little about Faery Swap… Kindle, Nook, Print Warrior faery princes can be very stubborn. Especially when they possess your body. Fourteen-year-old Finn just wants to keep his little sister out of Child Protective Services–an epic challenge with their… Continue reading Faery Swap Blog Tour
Tween the Weekends–ALL WE LEFT BEHIND by Nancy Herman
It’s another Tween the Weekends monthly post (click on the link for other Tween writing/reading related posts) I’m thrilled to dedicate this month to writing friend, Nancy Herman, and her new tween release, ALL WE LEFT BEHIND. In 1846 the Reed and Donner families leave Illinois on a 2,000-mile journey to California in search of free… Continue reading Tween the Weekends–ALL WE LEFT BEHIND by Nancy Herman