Gaunt Thibideaux was a man of habits. And you know what they say. “Old Habits” die hard. “Gaunt Thibideaux was a man of habits. Some people in the town of Burkesville said he was set in his ways. That’s the way folks talked in Burkesville. In the summer Gaunt would mow his yard three times a week, Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, whether it needed it … Continue reading Teaser Tuesday: “Old Habits” Elizabeth Horton-Newton
Brain to Books Blog Tour Fast Facts Author: B.J. Tiernan Genre: Psychological Fiction/New Age Thought Book: Standing on A Whale Official Site BIO B.J. Tiernan is a teacher. It’s her calling. She’s been at it since graduating from the University of Florida with a Bachelor’s Degree in Education in 1972. Whether it is in the classroom or through her writing, it is what she loves … Continue reading Brain to Books Blog Tour – B.J. Tiernan
Brain to Books Blog Tour Fast Facts: Author: Nancy Lynn Jarvis Genre:Cozy mystery Books: The Murder House of the Regan McHenry Real Estate Mysteries Series Official Site Bio Nancy Lynn Jarvis thinks you should try something new every few years. Writing her Regan McHenry Real Estate Mysteries series is her newest adventure and she’s been having so much fun doing it that she’s finally acknowledged … Continue reading Brain to Books Blog Tour – Nancy Lynn Jarvis
Brain to Books Blog Tour Fast Facts: Author: J. Edward Ritchie Genre: Epic fantasy Book: Fall From Grace from the Fall From Grace Series Official Site Bio J. Edward Ritchie is a novelist/screenwriter specializing in world creation and action epics. A fan of all things genre from films to comics to video games, his work explores the intricate, primal balance between good and evil. He … Continue reading Brain to Books Blog Tour – J. Edward Ritchie
Fast Facts: Author: Julie Mulhern Genre: Historical Romance with a dash of paranormal and a hint of mystery Book: A Haunting Desire from The Haunting Series Official Site Bio Julie Mulhern always wanted to be a writer. She spent her childhood creating pen names and dreaming of exotic, mysterious, romantic places. To that end, she went to Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia (because, … Continue reading Brains to Books Blog Tour – Julie Mulhern
Just the Facts Author: Les Lynam Genre: YA Science Fiction (Time-Travel) Book: …Before You Leap from the Time Will Tell series Bio Les Lynam (1954- ) was born in Creston, Iowa, into a farming family which also included an older brother and two older sisters. The family farm was near the tiny community of Corning, Iowa, (birthplace of Johnny Carson). After graduating from Corning High … Continue reading Brain to Book Blog Tour – Les Lynam
I was sixteen when my parents died. It was no great loss. That may seem like a dreadful thing to say. However my parents were not the loving, nurturing people many parents are. Note I did not say all parents. I’ve learned that being a parent is not always born of a desire to bear and raise a child in a happy home. While my … Continue reading “Stolen” A Work in Progress by Elizabeth Newton
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