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When I started writing Some Thing Calls from the Dark, I envisioned a girl that was nice to others but also a little self-conscious, a little fed up with her brother, and a little stubborn when it comes to holding onto a grudge. Kayla Murphy is a seventh grader living near Flatwoods, West Virginia. Her … Continue reading Profile on Kayla Murphy

It is SO good to be back to my book tribe. As some of you already know, I took a little over a year off to be fully present during my youngest son’s senior year. I am pleased to report that he graduated and is off to college at Kent State University. While my oldest … Continue reading I heard a rumor…

Sandy Goldsworthy was raised in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, blocks from the rocky shores of Lake Michigan. As a child, she fantasized about becoming an author. She jotted story lines in spiral notebooks and drew images of characters that never came to life. Her passion for putting pen to paper began when her high school English teacher … Continue reading Christmas in July Spotlight: Sandy Goldsworthy

Kasi Blake learned that writing was her superpower when she was in the third grade. The teacher asked the students to write a short (one-page) story about a pet monster for Halloween. She heard the other kids all saying they were doing vampires and werewolves, so she chose to write about a pet mummy. Her story made … Continue reading Christmas in July Spotlight: Kasi Blake

Brandy Nacole is a writer of paranormal suspense and mystery. She’s penned the bestselling novel DEEP IN THE HOLLOW, THE SHADOW WORLD TRILOGY and MURDER IS A DEBATE. She loves keeping readers on the edge of their seats as that’s where she likes to stay. Her favorite pastimes are reading, writing, exploring the world, and … Continue reading Christmas in July Spotlight: Brandy Nacole

The Romania Grey Wolves have been through hell and back. A month remains of the mourning period decreed by the Great Luna, and Jen has decided it’s time for the pack to celebrate the many blessings they’ve missed over the years because of all the battles they’ve faced. As usual, there’s a little crazy, a … Continue reading Christmas in July Spotlight: Quinn Loftis

There are some dangers far more ominous than the snapping jaws of a wolf. KINGDOM OF SHADOWS AND DUST As the king’s only daughter, Ava was supposed to be many things; meek, submissive, and above all, silent. While she dreams of fighting alongside the armies of Ankara, he’s forced to hide her identity behind a … Continue reading Christmas in July Spotlight: Sherry Ficklin

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NY Times and Smashwords bestseller lists, how many words does it take to crack them?

I’ve had the time to delve into my TBR since the world slowed down. Just started Eric Asher’s Vesik series. Been wanting to read these for a while, but with 14 books available and four more scheduled for release through July, it was a bit daunting. Days Gone Bad, the first book has been so … Continue reading How is the virus changing preferred book formats?