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A Million Thoughts by Om Swami – BOOK SPOTLIGHT
A Million Thoughts: Learn All About Meditation from the Himalayan Mystic By Om Swami Genre: Spirituality, Meditation, Health Each one of us is a master of infinite possibilities at a universal scale. Through meditation we experience our own magnificence, … Continue reading
Maybe This Time by Claire Yezbak Fadden – BOOK SPOTLIGHT with Excerpt
Maybe This Time By Claire Yezbak Fadden Genre: Contemporary Women’s Fiction About the Book Architect Kate Jameson has sworn off men. That is until she meets Eric, the handsome son of her current client. Fresh out of a messy … Continue reading
Welcome to the Madhouse Sparks by Dan Cummings-GUEST POST
GUEST POST Hello bloggers, boggers and loggers, Reeca has been pretty damn awesome by allowing me to shamelessly pimp my novel Sparks: Welcome to the Madhouse, which I wholeheartedly intend to do. So, what are Sparks you might ask, or, … Continue reading
Dark Harvest by Chris Patchell – BOOK BLITZ
Dark Harvest By Chris Patchell Genre: Thriller, Suspense Becky Kincaid ventures out in the middle of a snowstorm to buy a car seat for her unborn baby and never makes it home. When a second pregnant woman disappears, Marissa … Continue reading
Bridges by Maria Murnane – BOOK SPOTLIGHT
Order page on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Bridges-Daphne-White-Maria-Murnane-ebook/dp/B01N17VJ74/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1489763927&sr=8-1&keywords=bridges+maria SUMMARY Bridges: A Daphne White novel It’s the one piece of news Daphne White never expected to hear: Her globe-trotting friend Skylar, who vowed never to get married, is engaged! First on the bride-to-be’s … Continue reading
The Castle by Skye Warren – Book Spotlight
The Castle by Skye Warren Genre: Contemporary Romance THE FINAL BOOK IN THE TRILOGY! Safe in the ivory tower… Gabriel Miller swears he’ll keep me safe. Enemies lurk outside, waiting to strike. An army held back by these walls. Except … Continue reading
Telemachus by Peter Gray - Book Spotlight
Telemachus – Its Origins Bizarrely, the seed for this idea came one summer’s day, back in the mid Nineties. I had just said goodbye to mother-in-law when I noticed a blob of jelly at my feet in our back garden. … Continue reading
