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I love cozy mysteries, and these paranormal ones are even more fun for a change. Check out an excerpt from Damsel in a Dress, the fifth book in Kirsten Weiss’s A Perfectly Proper Paranormal Museum Mystery series. (It works as a standalone!) Then be sure to follow the tour, including my review over at Andi’s Book Reviews for even more. Leave your questions and comments along the way. Best of luck in the giveaway!
Continue reading “#BookBlast Damsel in a Dress by Kirsten Weiss”Welcome to the book tour for Finding George Washington: A Time Travel Tale by Bill Zarchy! Today you’re going to get to know him and his book a bit better via an interview and excerpt. Be sure to ask more questions in the comments section and then follow the tour for even more. Best of luck entering the giveaway!
Continue reading “Interview with Bill Zarchy, author of Finding George Washington”Welcome to the book blast for Tiger Stripes by Hannah Renae. In this book, she tackles the topic of women’s mental health, something that does not receive enough attention. You can read an excerpt here before downloading your copy and then follow the tour for more, plus leave questions and comments along the way. Best of luck entering the great giveaway at the end! Continue reading “#BookBlast Tiger Stripes by Hanna Renae with #Giveaway”
What would you do if you woke up and couldn’t remember how you got there? Check out an excerpt from the YA thriller He’ll Be Waiting and then download your own copy. Be sure to check out the rest of the tour for more and leave your questions and comments along the way. Best of luck entering the giveaway!
What would you do to remember? What would you give to forget?
When Tess Porter agrees to pick up her boyfriend’s college pal at the airport on a snowy December night, she has no idea she’s about to embark on the most dangerous ride of her life.
Two days later, the 17-year-old wakes up in a hospital with broken bones, unable to remember how she got there. Her parents are acting strange, and neither James, her boyfriend, nor her best friend, Izzy, has visited.
As she struggles to physically recover, Tess wrestles with haunting questions: What happened? Will her memory ever return? And what if she’s better off not recalling any of it?
In my hand is a beautiful silver pocket watch on a long, delicate chain. It looks antique, but it’s been polished and shined to appear almost new again. 5:05 it reads. How can it be that late already? I glance at the clock on the mantle. 4:05. It’s been in there since before Daylight Saving Time ended in early November. But how did it get there? Who gave it to Mom? It’s ticking in my hand. A truth bomb. I read the note once more.
“I’m counting the minutes until we’re together again. I’m hoping you’re doing the same.”
I study it. No loops or swirls. This isn’t a woman’s script. Aside from the fact that someone is pretty eager to see Mom again, what does this mean? I haven’t a clue, but I do know this: That is not my father’s handwriting.
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