June 15, 2017

Traitor's Knot by Cryssa Bazos - Spotlight



Book Details:
Traitor's Knot by Cryssa Bazos
Publication Date: May 9, 2017
Endeavor Press
eBook; 394 Pages
Genre: Fiction/Historical


About the book:

England 1650: Civil War has given way to an uneasy peace in the year since Parliament executed King Charles I. Royalist officer James Hart refuses to accept the tyranny of the new government, and to raise funds for the restoration of the king’s son, he takes to the road as a highwayman. Elizabeth Seton has long been shunned for being a traitor’s daughter. In the midst of the new order, she risks her life by sheltering fugitives from Parliament in a garrison town. But her attempts to rebuild her life are threatened, first by her own sense of injustice, then by falling in love with the dashing Hart. The lovers’ loyalty is tested through war, defeat and separation. James must fight his way back to the woman he loves, while Elizabeth will do anything to save him, even if it means sacrificing herself. Traitor’s Knot is a sweeping tale of love and conflicted loyalties set against the turmoil of the English Civil War.

“A hugely satisfying read that will appeal to historical fiction fans who demand authenticity, and who enjoy a combination of suspense, action, and a very believable love story.” - Elizabeth St. John, author of The Lady of the Tower“A thrilling historical adventure expertly told.” - Carol McGrath, author of The Handfasted Wife
Traitor's Knot is available in eBook from Amazon

Meet the Author Cryssa Bazos
Cryssa Bazos is a historical fiction writer and 17th Century enthusiast, with a particular interest in the English Civil War (ECW). She blogs about English history and storytelling at her blog, the 17th Century Enthusiast, and is an editor of the English Historical Fiction Authors blog site. Cryssa's debut novel, Traitor’s Knot, a romantic tale of adventure set during the English Civil War. Traitor’s Knot is the first in a series of adventures spanning from the ECW to the Restoration and is now available from Endeavour Press. For more information visit Cryssa's website. You can also connect with her on Facebook, Twitter, and Goodreads. 


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Wednesday, May 31 Passages to the Past 
Thursday, June 1 A Bookaholic Swede 
Friday, June 2 The Writing Desk 
Monday, June 5 Pursuing Stacie 
Tuesday, June 6 Oh, for the Hook of a Book! 
Friday, June 9 I Heart Reading 
Monday, June 12 What Is That Book About 
Tuesday, June 13 Books, Dreams, Life 
Wednesday, June 14 The True Book Addict 
Thursday, June 15 A Holland Reads 
Sunday, June 18 Ageless Pages Reviews 
Monday, June 19 Myths, Legends, Books & Coffee Pots (with excerpt) 
Wednesday, June 21 Svetlana's Reads and Views 
Thursday, June 22 CelticLady's Reviews 
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June 12, 2017

Dancing in the Rain by Lucy Appadoo - Spotlight and Giveaway


Can she end the turmoil and escape the firmly built trap to find the freedom she craves?

Book Details:
Book Title: Dancing in the Rain (The Italian Family Series)
Author: Lucy Appadoo
Category: Adult Fiction, 274 pages
Genre: Historical Coming of Age/Romance/Family Drama
Publisher: Lucy Appadoo
Release date: March 24, 2017
Tour dates: June 5 to 23, 2017
Content Rating: PG-13 + M (There is physical abuse and death involved.)

Book Description:
Fifteen-year old Valeria Allegro works diligently on the family farm in Italy, where she is torn between her duty to her family and her desire to find freedom from her strict, domineering father. She finds solace in Dario, a young student who provides a blissful escape—until a neighbour’s son, Gregorio, decides he wants her for himself.

This raises an alarm for her father, which leads to family conflict and aggression. When Dario is threatened and her family is plagued by a series of suspicious accidents, Valeria is desperate to keep her loved ones safe. Can she end the turmoil and escape the firmly built trap to find the freedom she craves?

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Meet the Author:
Lucy Appadoo is a registered counsellor and wellness coach with a part-time private practice. She also works as a rehabilitation counsellor for the Australian government. In her spare time, she self-publishes or writes nonfiction and fiction texts. She previously worked as a rehabilitation consultant, caseworker, English as a second language teacher, and proofreader.

Lucy has postgraduate diplomas in psychology, education, and English as a Second Language teaching, as well as specialised qualifications in grief counselling and hypnosis. She has also completed wellness coaching courses (levels 1-3) at Wellness Coaching Australia.

Lucy enjoys reading romantic suspense, romance, thrillers, crime novels, family/historical drama, and sagas. She writes in the genres of romantic suspense, historical fiction, and romance. She has enjoyed travelling to exotic places such as Madrid, Mauritius, and Italy, and draws on these experiences in her creative writing.

Lucy’s favourite authors include Kendra Elliot, Christiane Heggan, Theresa Ragan, Tara Moss, Nicholas Sparks, Adriana Trigiani, Erica Spindler, and James Patterson (to name a few).

Lucy’s interests include meditation, playing tennis, journal writing, reading fiction and nonfiction texts about writing, coaching, and counselling, ongoing professional development, spending time with her husband and two daughters, and socialising with friends and family.

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June 11, 2017

Treble at the Jam Fest by Leslie Budewitz - Spotlight


Book Details:
Cozy Mystery
4th in Series
Midnight Ink (June 8, 2017)
Paperback: 288 pages
ISBN-13: 978-0738752402
E-Book ASIN: B01M1FC4OK

About this book:
Erin Murphy, manager of Murphy’s Mercantile (aka the Merc), is tuning up for Jewel Bay’s annual Jazz Festival. Between keeping the Merc’s shelves stocked with Montana’s tastiest local fare and hosting the festival’s kick-off concert, Erin has her hands full.

Discord erupts when jazz guitarist Gerry Martin is found dead on the rocks above the Jewel River. The one-time international sensation had fallen out of sync with festival organizers, students, and performers. Was his death an accident—or did someone even the score?

Despite the warning signs to not get involved, Erin investigates. And when the killer attacks, she orchestrates her efforts into one last crescendo, hoping to avoid a deadly finale.

About The Author
Leslie Budewitz is the author of the Food Lovers’ Village Mysteries and the Spice Shop Mysteries—and the first author to win Agatha Awards for both fiction and nonfiction. She lives in northwest Montana with her husband, a musician and doctor of natural medicine, and their cat Ruff, a cover model and avid bird-watcher.

Connect with her on her website, http://www.LeslieBudewitz.com, on Facebook, or on Twitter.

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June 19 – My Journey Back – REVIEW

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June 10, 2017

Marriage is Pure Murder by Staci McLaughlin - Guest Post and Giveaway


Book details:
Cozy Mystery
6th in Series
Kensington (May 30, 2017)
Mass Market Paperback: 352 pages
ISBN-13: 978-0758294920
E-Book ASIN: B01LJKQFH6

About the book:
Wedding bells are ringing at the O’Connell Organic Farm and Spa in California’s postcard-perfect Blossom Valley. The entire staff is pitching in to send one of their own down the aisle. But no one knew the nuptials could turn up so many secrets—or that marriage and murder could go hand in hand . . .
Dana Lewis is marrying Jason Forrester, a talented reporter and the love of her life. She couldn’t dream of a better venue than the farm where she works, and her friends are determined to give her the wedding of her dreams. Even her florist, Bethany Lancaster, is making sure she has just the right flowers. But Dana’s happiness wilts when she finds Bethany shot dead—and discovers her friend was a busybody with a blackmail list longer than a cathedral veil. With so many enemies, finding Bethany’s killer seems all but impossible. And when Dana herself is eyed as a suspect, she’ll have to chase down the culprit faster than she can say, “I do”—or she’ll be trading in her wedding dress for prison stripes . .

Meet the author - Staci McLaughlin

Staci McLaughlin graduated from the California State University, East Bay before becoming a technical writer for a number of years. Now she is a stay-at-home mom and a cozy mystery writer in my spare time (Ha!). Once she can wrangle the kids into bed, my husband and I enjoy watching scary movies and playing both board games and video games.

She is currently a member of Mystery Writers of America and Sisters in Crime, as well as a contributor to the LadyKillers blog at http://www.theladykillers.typepad.com/. She lives with my family in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Author Links:
Webpage – http://stacimclaughlin.com/home
Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/Staci-McLaughlin-161577987251041/

Guest Post:
One of the things I enjoy about writing the Blossom Valley Mysteries is talking about the settings in the stories. Much of the series takes place at the organic farm and spa where Dana, my main character, works as the sole marketing person. Not only do I get to spend my writing time at a beautiful country destination with vegetable and herb gardens and walking trails, but several animals call the farm home as well. Ducks splash in the pond out front, chickens settle into their roosts in the hen house, and pigs relax in their sty. My favorite pig is Wilbur, who I actually consider to be one of the characters in the books, right up there with Gretchen, who runs the spa, and Gordon, the farm’s manager. Wilbur might not say a lot, but he’s an excellent listener when Dana needs someone, or something, to talk to.

When Dana isn’t working at the farm, she is often hanging out in Blossom Valley, the small Northern California town in which she lives. When I first started the series, I knew I wanted the story to take place in a small town, a place where you might run into your fourth grade teacher at the grocery store or your dentist at the coffee shop. At first, I was going to set the story in Ukiah, the town where I grew up. Soon after I started writing the first book, however, I realized that the Ukiah of my youth wasn’t quite the same as the Ukiah of today. It had grown quite a bit, gotten a few big box stores, and was a lot trendier than I remembered.

So I decided to take the Ukiah from my memory and turn it into Blossom Valley. The town is situated in the same location, but it’s smaller and more isolated. It’s the kind of place where the entertainment choices on the weekend are seeing a movie or trying your luck at bowling. The restaurants are rarely crowded, the sidewalks are litter free, and the shop keepers are extra friendly, except when Dana is asking them questions about a murder, of course.

For my third book, Green Living Can Be Deadly, Dana had the chance to get out of town and drive over the hill to Mendocino, which is a real-life coastal town in Northern California. The area is well-known for its giant redwood trees and beautiful coastal cliffs. That’s one of the fantastic things about setting a book in California. All Dana needs to do is drive an hour or two for a completely different change of scenery.

The possibilities are endless for settings in future stories, but when all is said and done, Dana’s favorite place is with her family and friends. Her mom still lives in the same house where Dana grew up, and Dana loves to go over for Sunday dinners. When she’s not at her mom’s house, she likes to curl up on the couch with her boyfriend, Jason, or even hang out with her immature but lovable sister, Ashlee.

And whenever she has a problem, she knows she can always drive to the farm and talk to Wilbur. He’s always willing to lend an ear.



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June 3- Readeropolis – SPOTLIGHT
June 4 – Teresa Trent Author Site – SPOTLIGHT
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June 6 – StoreyBook Reviews – GUEST POST
June 7 – My Journey Back – REVIEW
June 8 – Bibliophile Reviews – REVIEW 
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June 10 – Texas Book-aholic – REVIEW
June 10 – A Holland Reads – GUEST POST
June 11 – Varietats – REVIEW
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June 9, 2017

No Turning Back by Tracy Buchanan - Spotlight, Guest Post and Giveaway


Book details:
Women Sleuths/Suspense Thriller
Crooked Lane Books (June 13, 2017)
Hardcover: 352 pages
ISBN-13: 978-1683311638
E-Book ASIN: B01N4FP1AR

About this book:
Anna Graves’s whole life has recently been turned upside down. A new mother, she’s just gone back to her job as a radio presenter and is busy navigating a new schedule of late night feeding and early morning wake ups while also dealing with her newly separated husband. Then the worst happens. While Anna is walking on the beach with her daughter, she’s attacked by a crazed teenager. Terrified, Anna reacts instinctively to protect her baby.

But her life falls apart when the schoolboy dies from his injuries. The police believe Anna’s story, until the autopsy results reveal something more sinister. A frenzied media attack sends Anna into a spiral of self-doubt. Her precarious mental state is further threatened when she receives a chilling message from someone claiming to be the “Ophelia Killer,” a serial killer who preyed on the town twenty years ago—and who abruptly stopped when Anna’s father committed suicide.

Is Anna as innocent as she claims? And is murder forgivable, if committed to save your child’s life? Internationally bestselling author Tracy Buchanan takes readers on an emotional roller coaster ride filled with heart-stopping secrets and hairpin turns in No Turning Back, her US debut.

Meet the author - Tracy Buchanan:
Tracy Buchanan lives in the UK with her husband, their little girl and their one-eyed Jack Russell. Buchanan traveled extensively while working as a travel magazine editor and has always been drawn to the sea after spending her childhood holidays on the coast visiting family–a fascination that inspires her writing. She now dedicates her time to writing and procrastinating on Twitter.

Author Links
Webpage – Tracy.Buchanan.co.uk
Twitter – @TracyBuchanan
Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/TracyBuchananAuthor
GoodReads – http://www.goodreads.com/Tracy_Buchanan

Purchase Links
Amazon B&N IndieBound

Guest Post:
The dark thoughts that inspired my novel by Tracy Buchanan

When authors are asked what inspired them to write their novels, many of them have a pleasant story to tell. A gorgeous holiday somewhere. A childhood romance. A dog-eared book found in a library.

Not for me. I came up with the idea for my latest novel, No Turning Back, when fearing the worst happening to my baby girl.

That sounds awful, doesn’t it? But I think some of the parents reading this might identify with me.

Maybe you’ve walked downstairs, your baby in your arms, and a quick image of you tripping and your child tumbling from your arms hits you? Or maybe you’re chopping some veg, your toddler playing on the floor and you suddenly imagine losing grip of your knife, see it falling towards your child?

These are the kind of unwelcome thoughts that plague many parents. The sort of thoughts you squeeze your eyes to shut out, curl your fists to drive away. But they are there and they have a name.

Intrusive thoughts.

And you know what? They’re completely normal, tied into that parental instinct to protect. We are wired to imagine the worst in order to prepare for the worst. Some say these intrusive thoughts are a clever biological trick to keep the human race rolling.

Of course, like any psychological anomaly, they have a scale, from the tame to the mentally destructive. Luckily, mine are closer to the tame end. I usually find myself contending with them when I’m tired or stressed. Like a dark cloud, they pass as quickly as they come. But they’re still there, hovering in the distance.

And it was one of those intrusive thoughts that led to the idea of No Turning Back. I was walking my newborn through a park one glorious summer day and a perfectly innocent looking man approached us. Suddenly, I imagined him lunging towards my daughter with a knife. I had to clutch the handles of my pram very hard to stop myself screaming at him to leave us alone!

He passed by with no drama and for the rest of the walk, I started to wonder: ‘what if he had attacked us? What would I have done?’ I remembered the red rattail comb in my bag. Yes, that’s what I would have done. I would have used it to defend my child.

But then another question bubbled up. Would I kill for my child in such a situation? Most people say they would, unquestionably. But that takes something, killing someone. Wounding them, yes. But killing them? Maybe you need a certain type of darkness inside to take someone’s life, even when protecting your own child.

It’s this that forms the heart of No Turning Back. In it, the main character Anna is walking her child along the beach and a schoolboy attacks her and her baby girl. In self-defence, she kills him with her comb. At first, she’s hailed a hero. But as the public turn against her, we begin to question if Anna has a darkness in her. Is she as innocent as she claims?

And is murder forgivable, even if it’s committed to save your child’s life…?

I’d love to know what you think about this or if you’ve experienced thoughts like that yourself. You can get in touch via the contact form on my website at www.tracybuchanan.co.uk or on Twitter (twitter.com/TracyBuchanan) or Facebook (www.facebook.com/TracyBuchananAuthor)

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Protocol by Kathleen Valenti - Cover Reveal


Freshly minted college graduate Maggie O’Malley embarks on a career fueled by professional ambition and a desire to escape the past. As a pharmaceutical researcher, she’s determined to save lives from the shelter of her lab. But on her very first day she’s pulled into a world of uncertainty. Reminders appear on her phone for meetings she’s never scheduled with people she’s never met. People who end up dead.

With help from her best friend, Maggie discovers the victims on her phone are connected to each other and her new employer. She soon unearths a treacherous plot that threatens her mission—and her life. Maggie must unlock deadly secrets to stop horrific abuses of power before death comes calling for her.


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June 7, 2017

With You Always by Jody Hedlund - Review and Interview

I received this book free from the publisher 

Book details:
Series: Orphan Train (Book 1)
Paperback: 368 pages
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers (June 6, 2017)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0764218042

About this book:
A Riveting Look at the Orphan Train from Historical Novelist Jody Hedlund

When a financial crisis in 1850s New York leaves three orphaned sisters nearly destitute, the oldest, Elise Neumann, knows she must take action. She's had experience as a seamstress, and the New York Children's Aid Society has established a special service: placing out seamstresses and trade girls. Even though Elise doesn't want to leave her sisters for a job in Illinois, she realizes this may be their last chance.

The son of one of New York City's wealthiest entrepreneurs, Thornton Quincy faces a dilemma. His father is dying, and in order to decide which of his sons will inherit everything, he is requiring them to do two things in six months: build a sustainable town along the Illinois Central Railroad, and get married. Thornton is tired of standing in his twin brother's shadow and is determined to win his father's challenge. He doesn't plan on meeting a feisty young woman on his way west, though.

 
My thoughts:
I was very excited to start a new series by Jody. Her writing style always makes her stories flow and this book was no exception. This book had two things that I liked reading about the orphan train and trains in particular. I am still learning about the orphan trains so I find them interesting. It was nice that this author mixes a little bit of history with her fiction. She did a good job with the descriptions of places and such. There is a bit of romance in this book which for me adds to the story. I really liked Elisa and how she was outspoken and was not afraid to speak her mind.  All the characters were well developed as well. To watch Elisa's and Thornton's relationship grow and develop was a nice story line. I am looking forward to the next book in this series to see which character we get to know better.

Meet the author - Jody Hedlund:
Winner of 2016 Christian Book Award for fiction and Christy Award for historical romance, best-selling author Jody Hedlund writes inspirational historical romances for both youth and adults.

Jody lives in central Michigan with her husband, five busy children, and five spoiled cats. Although Jody prefers to experience daring and dangerous adventures through her characters rather than in real life, she’s learned that a calm existence is simply not meant to be (at least in this phase of her life!).

When she’s not penning another of her page-turning stories, she loves to spend her time reading, especially when it also involves consuming coffee and chocolate.

Author interview:
What is the inspiration behind your new Orphan Train series?
I have long been fascinated by the era of the Orphan Trains and the heart-wrenching stories of the homeless and helpless young orphans that were taken from the streets of New York City and other eastern cities and shipped West by the dozens. I was familiar with stories of those scared orphans who were placed out in what was thought to be a more wholesome, healthy environment of the newly settled Mid-Western states. Some of the orphans found happy endings and were adopted into loving families. Others experienced great abuse and heartache in their new homes.

While stories of the orphans who rode the trains have been told—and rightly so—the stories of the women who were involved in the movement are not as well known. One of the things I particularly like to do when telling my stories, is focus on women who have been overlooked by the pages of history. I consider it a great privilege to be able to bring forgotten women to life for our modern generation. Thus, throughout this series, I’ll be focusing each book on a different aspect of the Orphan Train movement, particularly from the perspective of women who experienced riding the trains in one form or another.

What special research did you do in writing With You Always?
In the beginning phases of writing this series, I did a great deal of reading about the orphan train movement. In particular, I really loved Stephen O’Conor’s book, Orphan Trains, because he includes so many personal stories and details about real orphans, which are heart wrenching.

I also read, A History of New York City to 1898, by Burrows and Wallace, which gave me great insights into the lives of immigrants, particularly immigrant women. Masses of foreigners were arriving into New York City on a daily basis, and the book gave a detailed look into their pathetic housing situation, the difficult working conditions, as well as gang problems and the underworld.
Finally, another important aspect of the story that required a concentrated amount of research was the development of railroads. The mid-1800’s was an incredible period of growth for the railroad industry in the Mid-West. The new railroads aided the orphan train movement but also brought about the settlement of the Midwestern states, including Illinois, which is one of the settings of the book.

Is there something you tell yourself before writing?
Usually I tell myself to sit down, put my hands to the keyboard, and get to work. I don't wait for inspiration or magical fairy dust to hit me before writing. I just do it.
 But I also always ask myself, what could make this story better? How can I increase the tension? How can add more excitement? What can I do to make my characters more likeable? I'm constantly challenging myself to make my story more vibrant and alive.

With You Always is the third book you’ve released in 2017.  How do you find time to write so many books?
I keep a very rigorous writing schedule, usually writing six days a week. I give myself a challenging word count goal—a certain number of words to write every day. Then, in the morning, I sit down and write until I meet my goals. It’s as simple . . . and as hard as that!

I like to compare being an author to a marathon runner. The person training to run a marathon doesn’t start off running twenty-six miles the first time she runs. Instead she begins with just a few miles, strengthens her muscles, builds her endurance, and slowly adds more miles.

Writing is the same way. Over the years, I’ve strengthened my writing muscles and built up my endurance so that now I can write faster and for longer stretches.

Do you have any parting words?
I love hearing from readers! Make sure you stop by one of these places and say hello!
I hang out on Facebook here: Author Jody Hedlund
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My home base is at my website: jodyhedlund.com
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