Merry & Bright Blog Tour
Four authors from Christmas anthology Merry & Bright share their favorite childhood holiday memories. Lauren Clark: My favorite childhood Christmas memory would have to…
Book Review: Because of You by Kathryn Starke
Reviewer: Allie I received this book in exchange for an honest review Lily is a young principal in her late twenties (which I didn’t know…
Guest Post: Jami Deise
Writing the Second Draft New writers are often encouraged not to worry about editing themselves when they first sit down to put words on paper…
Blog Tour Sign Up: Limoncello Yellow by Traci Andrighetti
From debut author, Traci Andrighetti, comes a tale of murder, mayhem, and meddling Sicilian grandmas…
Francesca “Franki” Amato is a tough-talking rookie cop in Austin, Texas—until an unfortunate 911 call involving her boyfriend, Vince, and a German female wrestler convinces her once and for all that she just isn’t cut out for a life on the police force. So Franki makes the snap decision to move to New Orleans to work at her friend Veronica’s detective agency, Private Chicks, Inc. But Franki’s hopes for a more stable life are soon dashed when Private Chicks is hired by the prime suspect in a murder case to find out what really happened to a beautiful young boutique manager who was found strangled to death with a cheap yellow scarf. When she’s not investigating, Franki is hoping to seduce handsome bank executive Bradley Hartmann, but most of her time is spent dodging date offers from a string of “good Italian boys”—make that not-so-good aging Italian men—that her meddlesome Sicilian grandma has recruited as marriage candidates. As Mardi Gras approaches and the mystery of the murdered shop girl gets more complicated, Franki must decipher the odd ramblings of a Voodoo priestess to solve both the murder and the mystery of her own love life.
Book Review: Small Town Trouble by Jean Erhardt
Reviewer: Terry I was given this book in exchange for an honest review. Small town trouble is a murder mystery with a side of romance.…
Book Review: Suburban Underbelly by Michele Theron
“Play date” is about to take on a whole new meaning . . . For suburban moms Quinn, Jill, and Lucy, freedom from motherhood as a competitive sport starts innocently enough: three hours a week without kids. And what could be the harm in indulging a fantasy or two? Before they know it, things are careening way out of control.
Sexy, snarky, smart, and laugh-out-loud funny, SUBURBAN UNDERBELLY takes you on the ride of a lifetime with the best friends we all wish we had.
On Tour: Casey’s Quest by Tamara Lee Dorris
Tamara will be on tour November 25-December 16 with her novel Casey’s Quest At her father’s death, Casey Anderson discovers she was adopted at age four.…
CLP Blog Tours Book Review: Hijack in Abstract by Larissa …
Reviewer: Samantha Larissa Reinhart is now on tour with CLP Blog Tours and Hijack in Abstract Summary: With a classical series sold and a portrait…
The Green Ticket is Turning One!
The Green Ticket is turning one! To celebrate the big day – December 3 – I am offering up a week of fun! During the week of December 2, I am looking for bloggers to host me and the book. I can write guest posts, answer interview questions, or even just a birthday announcement or giveaway post will be much appreciated. If you would like to review the book, an eBook copy can be sent to you for that. A giveaway will be going on all week, with the winner scoring the following prizes: The Green Ticket ink pen, Marching Ink post-it notes, Marching Ink stress ball, and a print copy of Marching Ink’s latest release, Zoey & The Moment of Zen by Cat Lavoie! If you would like to review the book, host me, post about the book’s birthday or even just the giveaway, please fill out the form below! Thank you so much to everyone who has supported me, my books, and Marching Ink throughout the years. It is much appreciated!
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