This COULD be too busy, but it really isn’t. The illustration is stylized, simple, and gives some intriguing hints about the story. A pen, a padlock, a key, a knife, a panther, a woman with a gun. Frankly, I’m impressed…
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Tagged with: amreading, art, author, authorlife, book cover, books, bookstagram, booktok, cover art, critique, fantasy, illustration, mustread, mystery, the strange case of the alchemists daughter, theodora goss
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More cool book covers
More book cover critiques! This cover has lovely art, very evocative and intriguing. The simple font works well, especially with the delightful dagger as the T in Agatha. Red is the primary color here, except for her blue eyes, which…
Tagged with: art, author, book, book cover, cover art, cozy mystery, domhnall o'donoghue, earthbound, ebook, melora johnson, michelle pointis burns, murder, mustread, mystery, paranormal, romance, urban fantasy
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Reviews are coming in for Time Tourist Outfitters, Ltd…
Some lovely reviews already coming up for my newest release, Time Tourist Outfitters, Ltd. It’s still 99 cents for a few more days. Get your copy now before it reverts to the full price of $5.99! Amazon Link Smashwords Link…
Time Tourist Outfitters, Ltd. – a blurb preview!
I’m still working out the kinks and edits for Time Tourist Outfitters, Ltd. but I took some time to write up the first draft of a blurb. What do you think? Would it intrigue you enough to purchase? …
Red River Radio What’s Write for Me with Christy, Gary and William 01/24 by Red River Radio | Books Podcasts
Can you believe that January is almost over? It doesn’t seem possible. It’s actually chilly in Florida, and they had snow, up north of here, for the first time in about 20 years. Yes, I know it’s way colder in…
Tagged with: Authors, books, christy nicholas, dellani oakes, Gary D. Henry, historical fiction, horror, interview, mystery, Rachel Rueben, radio, red river radio, romance, thrillers, William Beck, writing
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A River of Silence by Susan Clayton-Goldner
When Detective Winston Radhauser is awakened by a call from dispatch at 12:45a.m., it can mean only one thing—something terrible awaits him. He races to the Pine Street address. In the kitchen, Caleb Bryce, nearly deaf from a childhood accident,…
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Ballynoe Stone Circle, Ballynoe Co Down – Stair na hÉireann – History of Ireland
The Ballynoe stone circle is a large circle of over 50 standing stones, some as large as 2 metres high and is located near the town of Ballynoe in Co Down. It is thought that the site dates back to……
The Feminine in Early Irish Myth and Legend
In early Irish mythology and legend, the feminine is quite dominant in the otherworld as well as on earth. Irish Goddesses abound Source: The Feminine in Early Irish Myth and Legend
Donn, the mysterious Irish Lord of the Dead – IrishCentral.com
The story goes that Donn didn’t like mortals farming the slopes of his hill, but that being of a genial disposition he preferred to warn intruders off, rather than punish them. Source: Donn, the mysterious Irish Lord of the Dead…
National Fairy Day!
In honor of National Fairy Day, I’m reblogging my post on Believing in Fairies. I am an accountant. I believe in what I see, what I can touch, feel, experience. So why do I believe in fairies? Why does my…
English Historical Fiction Authors: Divine Companionship and Eternal Life: Mystery Cults in Roman Britain
Source: English Historical Fiction Authors: Divine Companionship and Eternal Life: Mystery Cults in Roman Britain
Stone Circles
Everyone loves a mystery, right? And what is more mysterious than a 5,000 year old structure, built by our neolithic ancestors? There are hundreds of stone circles, cairns, standing stones and structures around. Most are in Northern Europe, but they…
Interview with M. Pepper Langlinais, author of The Fall and Rise of Peter Stoller
Today I am interviewing M. Pepper Langlinais, author of The Fall and Rise of Peter Stoller. Tell us a bit about yourself. Where are you from? I always answer this with a question of my own: Originally or most…
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Historical fantasy, time travel adventure, and urban fantasy 