It's a Bird... It's a Plane... It's a Snow Angel!...
Okay, it sometimes seems I've been waiting for this moment my whole life. To walk in a local bookstore and see my book displayed? Wow! But really, when I was a girl, I didn't even…
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I would like to know what and how you would deal with someone who is jealous of you? How would you deal with this person if they spend so much time harrassing you, defaming you and your good name?
I know this is a strange thing to ask but I have reason and am looking for answers. thanks for any and all help.
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Pump Up Your Book Promotion has a full slate of talented authors in November from all over the genre spectrum. Check out these blogs to find more information on the titles you’ll be hearing about this month. The authors usually stop by to answer questions, so feel free to ask away. Remember, each author is giving away a free copy of his/her book to a lucky commenter along his/her virtual book tour. So have fun…
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Check out the new authors who have taken advantage of the BiblioSCribe.com free press release service for this past week. Get your free BiblioScribe membership and get your book noticed!…
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Excerpted from The Battle for Las Vegas – The Law vs. the Mob…
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Sometimes upgrading to a newer version of a computer program can be a good thing. Other times, your computer may not be compatible with the new version, the new version is bloated, or all the options you liked are no longer available. OldVersion.com has been supplying the online community with old versions of various programs since…
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Some Hollywood directors are famous for the “ruthless” manner in which they cut precious scenes from a given film, and many music producers have similar reputations for what they will or will not allow on a final recording project. What both…
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Reviewed by Debra Gaynor for ReviewYourBook.com, 11/07
Twists and turns…
5 Stars
A day never went by without Katie Stone calling her father at least once, but on that fateful day she didn’t call. She and fiancé Caleb had agreed to meet for dinner, but she didn’t show up. Something was wrong; Katie was missing.…
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Pump Up Your Book Promotion has a full slate of talented authors in November from all over the genre spectrum. Check out these blogs to find more information on the titles you’ll be hearing about this month. The authors usually stop by to answer questions, so feel free to ask away. Remember, each author is giving away a free copy of his/her book to a lucky commenter along his/her virtual book tour. So have fun…
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Julie Gwinn
Julie.gwinn@bhpublishinggroup.com
B&H Publishing Group announces Snow Angel by Jamie…
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A special thanks to Gina Holmes for giving me my first author interview! You can visit her blog at http://noveljourney.blogspot.com/ where the good folks at Novel Journey cover all the latest and greatest in the Christian book industry. Gina has lots of coverage on ICRS and the Christy…
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It's a Bird... It's a Plane... It's a Snow Angel!...
Okay, it sometimes seems I've been waiting for this moment my whole life. To walk in a local bookstore and see my book displayed? Wow! But really, when I was a girl, I didn't even…
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Love true crime stories? Then check out Cullotta by Dennis Griffen. You can read an excerpt at http://buzzthebook.blogspot.com. And while you're there, leave a comment and be entered in a drawing to win a free copy of the book.
For more details on sending your book on a virtual blog tour, email me at jeanlauzier (@) gmail.com. Mention Book Marketing Network and get 10% off your tour cost.
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In ancient Peru there was a type of vampire called a Canchu - it would wait until dark and then attack young strong warriors who were asleep, draining blood from their veins. Often they wouldn't kill the victim outright, but leave them alive in hopes of a return visit!
This legend has endured until the present day with the variation that the Canchu now will attack anyone, since young strong warriors aren't as common as they used to be, and they dwell primarily in mountain passes.…
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One of the primary issues about which my clients complain is that they never stop running their businesses. They say their day is an endless cycle of completing tasks for clients, having conversations with prospective clients, and networking to find clients. They know that they need to find some time to plan what they're doing and where they're going in their businesses, and the only time they manage to carve out for themselves to do…
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While I hate the time change that occurs every fall (causing darkness to fall around 5 PM -- yuck!), I look forward to November and December because that's when I take 2 weeks of vacation time each year. Traditionally, I take off the week of the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday and take off the week between Christmas and New Year's Day.…
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