My books are featured on Sally’s Cafe and Bookstore today! Please check have a look – there are some great books there alongside mine. đ And don’t forget, until the end of October, all the proceeds from my books are going to hurricane relief, so if you haven’t picked them up yet, do so now and help me help those in need. â€
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Colleenâs #Book #Reviews â âThe Magician’s Curse: A Paranormal Romance – The Great Dagmaru Book 1 â by Author, Linda G. Hill
Colleen Chesebro wrote a fabulous review of my novel! Go check it out! And don’t forget, all proceeds from my book will given to those suffering from the effects of the hurricanes. The first $100 to go to help the people in Puerto Rico.
Thanks again, Colleen! â€
Announcing the Launch of Circumstances of Childhood by John W. Howell
Sounds like a really great book! Congratulations on the new release, John!
Circumstances of Childhood.
By John W. Howell
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Shipping on October 1st. Priced at $0.99 for the introduction.
This is a different story for John. It is in the Family Life genre and tells the story of brotherly love, riches to rags, redemption and a little paranormal thrown in. Normally John writes thrillers but this time he has stepped into a different place. This book was written with love for the story and the hope it will be an enjoyable read.
Here is the blurb:
When a former pro football star and broadcaster, now a Wall Street maven is accused of insider trading, will he be able to prove his innocence and expose those who are guilty?
Greg and his boyhood pal dreamed of big success in professional football and then later in business. Greg was the only one to live the dream. Now the founder of anâŠ
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Today is the Day (Free Kindle Fireborn)
Trent McDonald’s fantasy novel looks both exciting and intriguing. And it’s free! Today only! Click on the original post and get yours right away!!
Poetic RITUals – Birthday Giveaway!
Celebrate with Ritu, and get her book of poetry for free! đ â€
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One Liner Wednesday – What Happens Next
This is awesome! I wouldn’t normally reblog a One-Liner Wednesday, but this one is a review of my book. Check it out! And say hi to Maida, an up and coming romance writer herself, while you’re there. đ Thanks, Maida!
The Magicianâs Curse kept me turning page after page â I wanted to see what happens next.
Book Cover for âThe Magicians Curseâ by Author Linda G.Hill
I gave Linda Hillâs The Magicianâs Curse four stars on Goodreads and Amazon. This was an entertaining read. Oftentimes, if youâve read as many books as I have, youâd be able to predict whatâs going to happen next. With The Magicianâs Curse, I couldnât. Thatâs what kept me turning page after page â to see what the characters will do next, what will happen to them. Itâs certainly different from the typical books I read and a great palate cleanser. Itâs not cookie-cutter or formulaic at all. I donât normally read books with young characters (18/23) anymore, but I made an exception for this. Iâm glad I did because the heroine and hero (Herman and Stephen) are mature for their age. Iâd recommendâŠ
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Why do you read?
Excellent question.
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As an author, I am always curious about what motivates people to read. Iâve done posts before about how people choose books, about covers and colors and what you seek in a blurb, but this post poses a simpler question with perhaps an opportunity for more complex answers.
Why do you read?
Sometimes I read to learn, sometimes to go on an adventure in a far away place I will probably never get to in real life. Occasionally, I read because it is such a part of me. Whereas some people enjoy movies, music or the theatre, favourite sports or socialising with others, I like books. I love the feel of them, the scent of them, the way they make you feel like someone understands when no one else does.
Sometimes I read to improve my craft. There are so many reasons. I also love the feeling of finding aâŠ
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Book Review Of Linda Hill’s ‘The Magician’s Curse’ : by Ivy Logan
A new, wonderfully crafted and most insightful review of The Magician’s Curse! Thank you, Ivy. đ
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We cannot choose who we love⊠So what happens if the one we love is bound by an ancient curse? Do we watch, walk away or do we become a part of the abomination?
This story by Linda Hill is about a Magician. But do not cast that ward of suspicion yet. For it is The Great Dagmaru, the magician himself, despite all his magic who is powerless before an ancient curse. But is the magician as blameless as you would like him to be?In this day and age dominated by shape shifters, vampires, and werewolves the very premise of this book makes it a rare find.
If the character of the Magician seems too perfect, too flawless making you withhold your attachment there is someone for just for you dear reader- you might want to make your own and her name is Herman (yes she is a girlâŠ
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