All Blog Posts Tagged 'Adult' (59)

TO DANCE WITH UGLY PEOPLE

Excerpt

Chapter One

VULANI RINGI RING - Children Circle Dance - Celebration of youth.

To Whom It May Concern:

Even as a young girl, four years old, pain was worth something; it taught me how to dance emotionally.  The adults in the house acquiesced in my situation, failing to be observant or even interested, as we joined together…

Author Scott R. Caseley joins the World of Ink Virtual Tour 

The World of Ink Network will be touring author Scott R. Caseley’s young adult romantic coming of age mystery novel, Isosceles throughout March and April 2013.

The novel takes the reader on a journey…

Who doesn't like free books?

My publisher is graciously giving away two free copies of my paranormal romance, Saving Elizabeth, but time is running out! If you'd like to win one of two free copies of Saving…

Saving Elizabeth - Coming December 14th from Tell-Tale Publishing

Join Emlyn Chand, author of the YA paranormal novel, Farsighted (Blue Crown Press), as she virtually tours the blogosphere December 5 - 16 2011 on her first virtual book tour with…

I've always written, but sometimes I wished I had tackled it REALLY seriously when I had less encumbrances, to wit, mortgage and rugrats. I've not long watched 'Hot Tub Time Machine', which you are probably aware is about four guys going back to 1986 via a hot tub, and they have the chance to change certain events that caused their lives to suck somewhat in present day. If I went back to 1986, I'd concentrate more on my writing. I tried to remember what stands out most for me regarding 1986.…

Haven't been doing too much work on my third novel lately (which features some glam rock) but have been busy spruiking my second one. One of my new Facebook friends has told me he can't put it down (although he did put it down momentarily to type his comment!), so that's made me happy. This FB friend is someone I 'friended' through a group about music that I like. I will accept friend requests from people in this group because I know we have lots in common. Yet I will not accept friend…

Review By Lauren S. Smith

Some novels simply entertain and others contain a powerful message in the story line and characters. In his debut novel, A Wind In Montana, Mitch Davies tells a story about teens coming of age and how they accept responsibility for their lives.

A Wind In Montana is a compelling tale of two teenagers, Rory Coleman and Victoria Beach, high school students at the same school,…