Excerpt from The Lost Girls
A couple of contests to win ebooks are going on that you might want to enter:
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A couple of contests to win ebooks are going on that you might want to enter:
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What would you do if your child was taken away from you for trying to treat her rare disease?
Release of EDS, Medical Kidnap Files #2 and other new reads Read More »
I read Paper in the Wind: Peeling back the lifespan of autism in the wake of tragedy by Olivia Mason-Charles a couple of weeks ago, but it has stuck with me, so I’ll post a teaser this week.
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If you’ve been following me for a while, you know that I participate in Nanowrimo each year. National Novel Writing Month begins tomorrow, and I am all set to go. Here’s my project profile:
Nanowrimo starts tomorrow! Read More »
If you’re looking for some free and discounted reads for your Kindle this weekend, look no further than the Support Indie Authors Monster Weekend! Dozens of books could be yours! I have three books participating:
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Tattooed Teardrops, winner of the Top Fiction award in the In the Margins Best Books for Teens 2016, is now available on audio, read by Keylor Leigh. I had a hard time finding just the right narrator for Tamara’s voice, but Keylor fit the bill.
Tattooed Teardrops now available in audiobook! Act now to get a free copy Read More »
Reading the Book of Mormon in a year is a common goal for many LDS members. Many of you will be setting goals to read it again beginning January 1. With that in mind, I have released this special edition of the Book of Mormon, the Workman Family Classics 365-Day Reader.
The entries for my contest for ten new thriller, suspense, and mystery eBooks are in and the winner has been drawn! I will be sending out a notice to the winner shortly.
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People love Halloween. Well, some people love Halloween. Some people hate it. On the one hand, there are boxes of fun-sized chocolate bars and an excuse to pull that old costume (you know the one) out of your closet for one last crazy fling. But on the other hand, there are yards full of crazy death-oriented decorations, weird episodes of your favourite TV series, and children knocking on your door or ringing your doorbell nonstop, letting in all the cold air. Because here, at least, Halloween tends to be the coldest night of the season.
Scary but not Spooky Books for Halloween Readers Read More »