Along my reading journey, I’ve made a conscious decision to not only read the books on the shelves at my local Barnes & Nobles store, or online at Amazon, but to also try self-published, or indie, works as often as I…
One thing I added to Warlord of the Forgotten Age is the concept of a fallen or broken hero. It might seem late in the game for a such a subplot, but I wanted to see how it would work when it’s … Continue reading
Originally posted on Nesie's Place:
A big thank you to Felicia for hosting my guest post and helping me promote Legends of Windemere: Warlord of the Forbidden Age. This is the last book of my fantasy adventure series, which…
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Today’s perfect 10 interview session is with author Lucinda Clarke. The questions in these interviews are designed to gain more insight into the inspiration, background and strategy of the authors that stop by. Please…
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Author Name: A. L. Butcher Remembering Warriors is a commemorative Bundle – Why is it important to you to support these causes? My father fought in Aden (now Yemen) and was wounded in action –…
Originally posted on Fiction Favorites:
I am so pleased to be part of the launch of Charles Yallowitz’s final volume of the Legends of Windemere series. Welcome, Charles. ? A big thank you to John for letting me write a…
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? Amazon Free via Kindle Unlimited Empty inside, cold in his heart, Zef turned to whisky and drugs to fill the void. Instead, he ended up with a prison sentence and a new determination…
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Today’s perfect 10 interview session is with author Mary Clark. The questions in these interviews are designed to gain more insight into the inspiration, background and strategy of the authors that stop by. Please…
In the final hour, I made a discovery. Legends of Windemere: Warlord of the Forgotten Age was going to be the end and I had to close things up. This included some tidbits that I didn’t realize I had added in earlier … Continue reading
