All Blog Posts Tagged 'Fiction' (43)

Sunday’s Child, (heroines born on different days of the week, Book 1) set in the Regency era, is available…

I'm delighted to announce that my novel, Sunday's Child has been published today.

The novel,  takes place between the end of the Peninsular War and Napoleon's escape from Elba. The hero needs to come to terms with a shocking event in his past; the heroine must cope with her dysfunctional mother's grief and take care of her younger sisters.

To read the first three chapters, please visit my website,…

Now, to introduce myself.

I am the author of three sweet Regency novels, Monday’s Child (to be published in spring 2016), Sunday’s Child and False Pretences, and  three novels set in Queen Anne Stuart’s reign, 1702-1714, Tangled Love, Far Beyond Rubies and The Captain and The Countess.

At the moment, I am writing Tuesday’s Child a…

      Hello one and all! How are you today? I'm back and hope everyone is doing well and happy! It’s so great to be with all of you again. Welcome back to my writing blog page where I try to share whatever I think may interest you. Today I interview another fellow author. I love promoting other authors. With me this time is Heather Neff, as she discusses writing and her current book Leila II: The Moods of the Sea.  

Well, I've just completed two children's books that have been in gestation for some time now. I'm keeping mum about the details, until I find an agent/publisher! All I can say is that the books have very strong cross-cultural interest, and an environmental message. Details will be available some time between now and Christmas!

Hello Everyone:

I am Janet A. Wilson Marson, I am an author and mother of three wonderful children. (A divorcee).

I grew up and was educated in Jamaica and the United States of America, I am “Do It Yourself”  person with many hobbies, writing being one of them.

I  was raised by three great women with strong Christian values and a great father. I believe in myself and

God Almighty, creator of this Universe. Life is for living well and making oneself free,…

          As I walk down a dusty winding road, the sounds of water beating against rocks enthrall my curiosity.

Not only do I perceive water flowing, moisture is in the air.  Suddenly, stumbling over a pile of entangled

driftwood, a jagged piece of wood scrapes my leg; fortunately, the skins intact.  The babbling brook cutting

through the backwoods in Alabama leads me to a weather-beaten road sign, "Underwood Road."…

A Love in A Time of War

by BorislavaBorissova

Reviewed by Silver Tongue LiteraryReviews

4 Stars ****

This book will be worth every penny!

I could not stop reading this book once I opened itup. I can't stop talking about it to my friends and peers alike. “ALove in A Time Of War”, is a impressive book. I am sure noteveryone will agree with the content, but efforts at finding waysto…

"People of the Dark" has been completed. Now Tabitha needs people to read her first draft and write a review for this book. All reviews will be published on the first few pages of the book. If you are interested please email Tabitha at tabithapike@att.net

Once all reviews are finished, the book will be sent to the editor then on to the publication…

People of the Dark

A long dark haired beauty named Alaya has an IQ of 230. The amazing thing about her is she is the best heart surgeon in the world, and she is 19 years old. While holding in her hands the heart of a seven year old boy he dies. Alaya's life is turned upside down. The head of the hospital and a dear friend Javin tells her…

It took me 15 years to create, produce and finally give birth to my scifi book, Lord Skyler and The Earth Defense Force.  In 2007 I started looking into online publishing.  I tried the traditional route and got no reaction except no thanks.  I found out I needed a totally finished product before I could publish my book tradtionally or online.  So I decided to have my book professionally edited at this time. 

Discourage…

I was recently asked how I could keep a whole made up Universe inside my head.  First mistake was assuming thats where my brain was.  It can be eaiser than it sounds if you know how to use your God like powers.

Its like the saying, "If a tree falls in the woods and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound?"  When creating a scifi universe it does make a sound.  As a matter of fact just before the bark hits the grass, the grass changes to a bright, blinding, holy white…

Prologue 



“You’ll learn, just keep on living.” Those were the words echoing in Lisa’s ear right now. At this very moment, the words her mother would tell over and over as she was growing up were being repeated over and over again, as if they were a favorite love song. She wished her mother’s voice would tell her what to do about the man that was standing in front of her with a gun. How could the man, who claimed he loved her, be threatening to kill her? How the hell did she get…

After losing my first wife to cancer the world seemed to be an alien place. The couples we knew now longer were available, the places we used to go were now off limits for my heart, and the things we shared no longer seemed important.

One day, I decided to go back to something I used to do many years ago. Write!

Since 1999 I have written close to 400 short stories and poems, been involved with couple of small newspapers, and have published seven 3-5 year old…