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teripolen.com
Have you ever felt like there may be someone - or something - else in the room with you even though you're alone? This author's encounter may send chills down your spine. She's here today with the novel that won the fantasy category in the Next Generation Indie Book Awards this year. Welcome D. Wallace... |
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teripolen.com
I'm so excited to be included on this blog tour! If you're a fantasy fan and aren't familiar with this author's novels, take this opportunity to acquaint yourself. I guarantee you'll become fully immersed in the worlds she creates and enchanted by her characters. Here's Diana! Thanks so much for offering to host me on... |
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roberta-writes.com
Picture caption: Book cover for A Nobel Bargain by Jan Sikes featuring a young man in old fashioned working clothes with a dog and an old fashioned vehicle. What Amazon says A true testament of character, resilience, and the magic of never giving up.The year is 1948 and folks in the sawmill town of Crossett,... |
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storyempire.com
Welcome back, SE'ers, to another edition of using power words in place of more common telling words. Today's word is HELD. Here are a couple of examples: The song held her attention. A better choice: The song caught/captured her attention. Or you could even turn it around and say something like: Captivated by the stirring... |
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