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Tracy L. Markley has been working and studying in the fitness industry for over 20 years. She is the owner of Tracy's Personal Training Fitness, Pilates & Yoga Studio. Previously, in Huntington Beach California for 17 years and re-located to Oregon in 2013. She is a Certified Health Fitness Specialist, Personal Trainer, Dance & Group Exercise Leader, Fitness &…
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Elmore Leonard and others have warned writers not to begin a story with weather. That doesn't mean weather can't be an important feature in a story. See how I used a record blizzard in The Bartered Body. There's also an excerpt from the book. Comment, as always, is welcome. https://www.topdrawerinkcorp.com/index.php/the-great-arctic-outbreak-of-february-1899/
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What's the most important element in a crime story? That's my question in a guest post here. Come on over and state your opinion. https://bookbrowsing.wordpress.com/2018/04/25/must-a-mystery-have-a-murder-by-john-lindermuth/
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I'm currently working on an exciting audio drama entitled LUSTRIAS. Think of a futuristic Lord of the Rings, and you'd be pretty close!
A few innocent men and women from Earth are thrust into a world swarming with hungry werewolves, noble elves, and spirited succubi. Desperate men and women fight alongside these amazing creatures as they battle the growing forces of evil, seeking to save their planet and the universe.
Cast members from around the world have lent their…
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Some times readers don't understand how much their opinion means to a writer. A review is only one person's opinion. But reviews can help get a book noticed. And they don't have to be long. Just a few sentences to say what you think of the story and the way the writer handled it. I appreciate the time a reader takes to review one of my books. The Bartered Body is brand new and only has two reviews so far. But they're both excellent. Have a look: …
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A review is one person's opinion. But most writers bite their nails in anticipation of such feedback on their work. This first review for the third in the Sheriff Sylvester Tilghman series couldn't thrill me more. Have a look. If you haven't visited with Syl and Lydia in the past, I'm hoping this will tempt you. …
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The fantastic adventures of Anuk and her friends.
As this amazing adventure story opens we are with Anuk, it is her sixteenth birthday and her life is about to change forever!
Adopted by Julea and Lucca, who are mammal beings, Anuk has had a wonderfully happy childhood, at the hostelry they run. However, on this,…
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My book is still on sale for $7.99 on Kindle Fire E-books. Price will return back to original price on June 1st. Sale ends on the last day of May.
Added by Beth M. on April 16, 2018 at 8:34pm — No Comments
I'm honoring my character Lydia Longlow and other strong women of the 19th century as Marja McGraw hosts me on her blog this week. Lydia is the love of Sheriff Syl Tilghman, who has wooed her and sought her hand in three novels. In The Bartered Body, third of the series, his romantic efforts are stymied by more than one problem--and not all related to his job. Join us here http://marjamcgraw.blogspot.com/
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Promote, Network, and Learn for FREE!
Promo Day, the popular online event for people in the writing industry organised by international best selling author and illustrator Jo Linsdell, will take place on Saturday 5th May.
The annual event for people in the writing industry…
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How a writer employs the five senses is my topic today in a visit with fellow writer Jim Callan. Come on over and join the discussion. http://www.jamesrcallan.com/blog/
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I'm Marilyn Meredith's blog guest and the topic is how an article in an old newspaper inspired my latest Sheriff Syl mystery, The Bartered Body. Have a look. https://marilynmeredith.blogspot.com/
Added by J. R. Lindermuth on April 12, 2018 at 9:30am — No Comments
Here is a list of the 2017 WINNERS in The Wishing Shelf Book Awards.
The adult books were read and judged by 2 Reading Groups, 1 in London and 1 in Stockholm; the children’s books by 8 UK primary and secondary schools. The books were marked according to EDITING, THEME, STYLE, COVER and, in the case of many of the children’s books, ILLUSTRATIONS.…
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Featured today on Patricia Gligor's Writers Forum: https://pat-writersforum.blogspot.com/
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A walk in the park turns into an amazing adventure for mommy & Mikel.
Memories of the lovely times spent by the author with her son Mikel are the inspiration for this wonderful story.
As parents we know how important it is to keep our children safe, however children don’t always understand. So, through this story…
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Why would thieves steal the body of a dead woman?
That’s the most challenging question yet to be faced by Sylvester Tilghman, the third of his family to serve as sheriff of Arahpot, Jordan County, Pennsylvania, in the waning days of the 19th century.
And it’s not just any body but that of Mrs. Arbuckle, Nathan Zimmerman’s late mother-in-law. Zimmerman is burgess of Arahpot and Tilghman’s boss, which puts more than a little pressure on the sheriff to solve the crime…
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I am Fay Risner, an independent author. Over the years, I've built up a fan base for my books. The positive comments from readers please me and bolster my ego. I have email contact with many of the people who buy my books. Sometimes, we chat about what is going on in our lives. We have become cyberspace friends. Some of them send me Christmas cards. It makes me smile when the card says Merry Christmas followed by when will your next book be ready to buy. Don't forget to put me on your…
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The magical lure of Mumbai
Ajay Kaul is an Engineering Manager who received his degree from the Indian Institute of Technology in Roorkee, and his master’s degree in business administration from the Thunderbird School of Global Management. He loves travel and world history, and in this, his memoir, he has used the substantial time he has…
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Since December 2010 I have had more than 100 hiking stories and political and humorous essays published (as of April 2018) in The Spectrum (St. George, UT daily newspaper), The Independent (St. George, UT), the Salt Lake Tribune (Salt Lake City, UT), the Mesquite Local News (Mesquite, NV), The Sun Runner (Joshua Tree, CA), Moapa Valley Progress (Logandale/Overton, NV), and the Los Alamos Daily Post (Los Alamos, NM). My most recent book is Hiking Southwest Utah and Adjacent Areas, Volume Two.…
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A novel needs a setting. Come on over and find out about the setting for The Bartered Body, my latest Syl Tilghman mystery. https://jlgregerblog.blogspot.com/2018/03/location-location-location.html
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