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Author Profile: Trisha Leigh
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Author Profile: Trisha Leigh

Author Name: Trisha Leigh
Website: http://trishaleigh.com/
Bio: Raised by a family of ex-farmers and/or almost rock stars from Northeastern Iowa, I’ve always loved to tell stories. After graduating from Texas Christian University with a degree in Film, I began to search for a way to release the voices in my head. IWhen I attempted my first YA novel, which would become Whispers in Autumn, I was hooked. I knew then my heart lay with telling stories about and for young adults, and for anyone who loves to read and recapture those fleeting “first” moments.
My spare time is spent reviewing television and movies, spending time with my large, loud, loving family, reading any book that falls into my hands, and being dragged into the fresh air by my dogs Yoda and Jilly.
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See my 4 star review for Whispers in Autumn!
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June 3, 2013
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Future Tour: Geoducks Are for Lovers by Daisy Prescott
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Future Tour: Geoducks Are for Lovers by Daisy Prescott

Daisy will be on tour June 10-17 with her contemporary romance/women’s fiction novel Geoducks Are for Lovers Food writer Maggie Marrion is just getting back…

June 1, 2013
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Blog Tour Sign Up: Riverstar by Tess Thompson
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Blog Tour Sign Up: Riverstar by Tess Thompson

After ending an affair with a married movie producer, feisty Hollywood makeup artist Bella Webber finds herself back in the quaint Oregon town of River Valley, the location of a famous director’s latest film. Despite trying to distract herself with work, Bella is unnerved by the proximity of Benjamin Fleck – a man who once so expertly made love to her she’d temporarily forgotten everything painful about her life. But now Ben sees her as nothing more than a heartbreak waiting to happen.

When an actress is found murdered after she’s seen leaving the restaurant Riversong with Ben, he is accused of the crime and arrested. Convinced of his innocence, the River Valley ‘gang of misfits’ band together to find the real killer, and Bella must face her biggest fear to ensure the truth is revealed.

Romantic, suspenseful, and engaging, bestselling author Tess Thompson’s third novel in the River Valley Collection delivers another tribute to the power of community and the bonds of friendship.

May 30, 2013
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Future Tour: Adventure to Love by Bethany Ramos
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Future Tour: Adventure to Love by Bethany Ramos

Bethany will be on tour August 19-26 with her chick lit novel Adventure to Love In a “Bachelor” meets “Survivor”-style reality TV show, twelve women…

May 30, 2013
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On Tour: Eleusis by Genevieve Fairbrother
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On Tour: Eleusis by Genevieve Fairbrother

Genevieve will be on tour June 3-17 with her novel Eleusis Macy needs a break to sort out her life. Her parents are dead and…

May 29, 2013
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On Tour: Meeting Miss Mollie by Di Jones
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On Tour: Meeting Miss Mollie by Di Jones

Di will be on tour June 3-24 with her novel Meeting Miss Mollie She’s the Agony Aunt who has it all. Except for one small…

May 29, 2013
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Future Tour: The Legacy of the Key by SL Morgan
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Future Tour: The Legacy of the Key by SL Morgan

SL Morgan will be on tour July 29-August 5 with her YA/fantasy romance novel The Legacy of the Key No matter where you are, facing…

May 28, 2013
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Blog Tour Sign Up: Thirty-Two Going on Spinster by Becky Monson
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Blog Tour Sign Up: Thirty-Two Going on Spinster by Becky …

“According to Webster’s dictionary,
A spinster is:

1: an unmarried woman of gentle family
2: an unmarried woman and especially one past the common age for marrying
3: a woman who seems unlikely to marry
4: me

Julia Dorning is a spinster, or at least on the road to becoming one. She has no social life, hates her job, and lives in her parent’s basement with her cat, Charlie.

With the arrival of Jared Moody, the new hire at work, Julia’s mundane life is suddenly turned upside down. Her instant (and totally ridiculous) crush on the new guy causes Julia to finally make some long-overdue changes, in hopes to find a life that includes more than baking and hanging out with Charlie.

But when the biggest and most unexpected change comes, will the new and improved Julia be able to overcome it? Or will she go back to her spinster ways?”

May 25, 2013
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CLP Blog Tours Book Review: Cookies for Dinner by Pam Johnson-Bennett and Kae Allen
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CLP Blog Tours Book Review: Cookies for Dinner by Pam …

Pam Johnson-Bennett and Kae Allen are now on tour with CLP Blog Tours and Cookies for Dinner

Summary:
Pam and Kae are good friends but total opposites. Pam is a worrying germophobe and Kae stands by the philosophy that everyone will eat a pound of dirt in their lifetime. In this collection of humorous essays, Pam and Kae come clean on motherhood…
• No one tells you that your breasts will be treated like a fast food take-out window or that a ravenous infant can create more suction than industrial-grade vacuum cleaners.
• I went into labor with my first child four months after my soon-to-be ex-husband moved out to live with his girlfriend, six months after my 20th birthday and precisely the morning that I was having my house tended for ticks. Yes, ticks.
• Jumping off the cliff into potty training makes you realize that you didn’t truly appreciate the diaper years. Once you begin potty training, a toddler’s backside becomes a loaded gun, ready to launch its missile in whatever direction it happens to be pointing.
• No matter how we got on this ride, at some point we all end up standing on the checkout line at Walmart, totally unaware of the fact that we’re still wearing our pajama top.

Pam and Kae are living proof that even though every mother is different, we’re all on this roller coaster without a seatbelt. Scary? You bet, but it’s the ride of our lives.
Review:
I was worried for a hot second that I might not be able to connect with this book since I have yet to enjoy motherhood for myself. But that doubt flew out the window immediately. Pam and Kae take readers on a journey of their own experience, talking about the good, the bad, and the real ugly site of parenting. Their stories made me laugh out loud, text my girlfriends with the ‘OMG do you think this will happen to us?’ moments, and I whipped through book. Definitely one for mothers, future mothers, or really anyone who wants to get inside a mom’s head for a while. I will definitely think twice about shooting a mother a dirty look in the grocery store if their kid is bawling in the cart, for fear of her following me around the store in revenge 😉 Terrific read!

May 24, 2013
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