A great read from Lori Beasley Bradley! You cannot miss this book! Get it on Amazon now!
Saturday, August 13, 2016
Wednesday, August 10, 2016
Lorie Beasley-Bradley ~ Promises (Mature Content)
"Warning: For Mature Adult Audiences 18+. Contains language and actions some may deem offensive. Sexually explicit content. MF.Ivy finds herself questioning where her life is headed. She’s been with the same man for a year but he seems to be in no rush to move forward. She wants more and is not sure if he will be able to give it to her. When circumstances bring Ivy to a place in her life that allows her to do for herself, it also brings a new man, leaving her struggling with what she knows or taking a chance on something new.
How often do we say the words 'I promise'? How many times do we really mean those words? Are they hollow words ... our Promises?
Ivy, at her mature age, never imagined how destructive promises could be. But when she does, she finds that with the right man, promises lead to a life and love she’s waited a lifetime for, showing that no matter your age, love and living life could be just a chance meeting away."
Get it now on Amazon!
Monday, August 8, 2016
Lori Beasley-Bradley's The Queen of the Cow Towns and Dave Rudden's Born Hunter
In recent posts, I've told you about one book that I have came across that I have read, am reading, or am looking forward to reading. Who knew that the indy author world was so populated, though. With that being said, I think from now on, I will try to feature two books a day. Some days they will come from the same author, some days it will be one author, and some days it will be a brand new author. Today I'm going to introduce you to two books that I am dying to read myself. Maybe we can start a book club and you guys can join me in reading! That would be phenomenal!
Book 1:
Lori Beasley-Bradley is a very talented writer. I have only got to briefly enjoy her works, but I'm absolutely dying to read her second book of the Soiled Dove Saga, The Queen of the Cow Towns. I don't know what it is about it, but the AMAZON description, which I will post shortly, really draws me to it, of course, I will read book one first, but I'm dying to skip ahead and read book two first, would that be wrong of me to do? Anyways, here's the information given from AMAZON about the book.
"Warning: For Mature Adult Audiences 18+. Contains language and actions some may deem offensive. Sexually explicit content. MF.
In book two of the Soiled Dove Sagas: Roxie learns that love is not enough to survive the bitter winters in the mountains, when it costs her everything she holds dear. With Mattie’s help, she moves forward, putting her life back together, piece by piece.
As times change around them, she and Mattie continue to survive the only way they know how—together. But just as Roxie settles back into her life in the Trade, her past returns, opening wounds she doesn’t know how to close.
Losing her heart once almost broke her. Will she be strong enough to keep it from happening again? Or has the path she chose to take in life left her doomed only to have happiness in her reach, then taken away by the callousness others?
Join in the journey as two women brought together by circumstances learn to survive in a time when everyday life was a trial even for the fittest."
Doesn't that just make you want to jump right into the book now! I can't wait to read this book!
Book 2:
Okay, I already touched base a little about this one, but the more I read into it, the more excited I become to find out what is going to happen. Dave Rudden certainly knows how to keep his readers on the edge of their seats and has the amazing talent of writing down pat. He's certainly a champ. His book, Born Hunter, is certainly an amazing book! I can't put this book down and I do not want to, either. Here's a little bit from AMAZON on this book.
"Age Of Humanity: Born Hunter There are things in this world that we choose to ignore. Witches, vampires and werewolves prowl in the shadows and wait to strike. They hide in our nightmares, bringing fear to our children. Drew Singer was born to hunt the creatures, and keep them in our dreams. What scares a man who hunts nightmares for a living? Drew is about to find out."
Alright, I will leave you guys with the links to get the books that were featured today. To purchase the books, simply click on the book covers! See you guys tomorrow!
Book 1:
Lori Beasley-Bradley is a very talented writer. I have only got to briefly enjoy her works, but I'm absolutely dying to read her second book of the Soiled Dove Saga, The Queen of the Cow Towns. I don't know what it is about it, but the AMAZON description, which I will post shortly, really draws me to it, of course, I will read book one first, but I'm dying to skip ahead and read book two first, would that be wrong of me to do? Anyways, here's the information given from AMAZON about the book."Warning: For Mature Adult Audiences 18+. Contains language and actions some may deem offensive. Sexually explicit content. MF.
In book two of the Soiled Dove Sagas: Roxie learns that love is not enough to survive the bitter winters in the mountains, when it costs her everything she holds dear. With Mattie’s help, she moves forward, putting her life back together, piece by piece.
As times change around them, she and Mattie continue to survive the only way they know how—together. But just as Roxie settles back into her life in the Trade, her past returns, opening wounds she doesn’t know how to close.
Losing her heart once almost broke her. Will she be strong enough to keep it from happening again? Or has the path she chose to take in life left her doomed only to have happiness in her reach, then taken away by the callousness others?
Join in the journey as two women brought together by circumstances learn to survive in a time when everyday life was a trial even for the fittest."
Doesn't that just make you want to jump right into the book now! I can't wait to read this book!
Book 2:
Okay, I already touched base a little about this one, but the more I read into it, the more excited I become to find out what is going to happen. Dave Rudden certainly knows how to keep his readers on the edge of their seats and has the amazing talent of writing down pat. He's certainly a champ. His book, Born Hunter, is certainly an amazing book! I can't put this book down and I do not want to, either. Here's a little bit from AMAZON on this book."Age Of Humanity: Born Hunter There are things in this world that we choose to ignore. Witches, vampires and werewolves prowl in the shadows and wait to strike. They hide in our nightmares, bringing fear to our children. Drew Singer was born to hunt the creatures, and keep them in our dreams. What scares a man who hunts nightmares for a living? Drew is about to find out."
Alright, I will leave you guys with the links to get the books that were featured today. To purchase the books, simply click on the book covers! See you guys tomorrow!
Sunday, August 7, 2016
Dave Rudden
Hey guys! I know, I don't normally do two posts in one day, but I came across some really awesome books and I wanted to share them with you!Dave Rudden is an awesome writer and you should really check out some of his books! I absolutely love his work!
You can find Dave's Amazon page here! You can also find Dave's Facebook page here.
Here are a few of the covers from Dave's books!!
Lori Beasley-Bradley Promises Sneak Peak
Take a chance to drift off into the mind of a talented author. Today, I will feature Lori Beasley-Bradley.
You can take a view of her books on Amazon, but I'm going to give you a sneak peak into Promises right here! Of course, you can also find this information on Amazon, but I want you to see how good this book is so that you will go and pick up a copy!
"Warning: For Mature Adult Audiences 18+. Contains language and actions some may deem offensive. Sexually explicit content. MF.
Ivy finds herself questioning where her life is headed. She's been with the same man for a year but he seems to be in no rush to move forward. She wants more and is not sure if he will be able to give it to her. When circumstances bring Ivy to a place in her life that allows her to do for herself, it also brings a new man, leaving her struggling with what she knows or taking a chance on something new.
How often do we say the words 'I promise'? How many times do we really mean those words? Are they hollow words ... our Promises?
Ivy, at her mature age, never imagined how destructive promises could be. But when she does, she finds that with the right man, promises lead to a life and love she's waited a lifetime for, showing that no matter your age, love and living life could be just a chance meeting away."
You can take a view of her books on Amazon, but I'm going to give you a sneak peak into Promises right here! Of course, you can also find this information on Amazon, but I want you to see how good this book is so that you will go and pick up a copy!
"Warning: For Mature Adult Audiences 18+. Contains language and actions some may deem offensive. Sexually explicit content. MF.
Ivy finds herself questioning where her life is headed. She's been with the same man for a year but he seems to be in no rush to move forward. She wants more and is not sure if he will be able to give it to her. When circumstances bring Ivy to a place in her life that allows her to do for herself, it also brings a new man, leaving her struggling with what she knows or taking a chance on something new.
How often do we say the words 'I promise'? How many times do we really mean those words? Are they hollow words ... our Promises?
Ivy, at her mature age, never imagined how destructive promises could be. But when she does, she finds that with the right man, promises lead to a life and love she's waited a lifetime for, showing that no matter your age, love and living life could be just a chance meeting away."
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Selena Rivera's Unexpected Love
Author Selena Rivera really gives her all in Unexpected Love, available now on Amazon for $0.99, but it won't be that price for long! Pick it up now and get lost in one great book!
Sunday, April 10, 2016
Shakuita Johnson Exclusive Interview
I had the pleasure of interviewing this wonderful author! I am so blessed with my new job and I absolutely love it! My questions are bolded, her responses are italicized, and anything I add in between is underlined. I hope you enjoy!
Tell a little about yourself. (short bio)
Shakuita Johnson is a 31-year-old Psychology major. When she isn't going to school or working, she is doing what she loves most. Writing. She started writing in middle school. She would write poetry in her room or the middle of the night. Then she was introduced to short stories in a creative writing course her senior year. Her love for paranormal and supernatural started with R.L. Stine Goosebumps books and TV shows, Anne Rice Vampire Chronicles, and Christopher Pike books. She is an avid reader with over 100 books on her bookshelf and 1000 plus on her iPad. She also loved to watch Charmed and Buffy the Vampire Slayer with her mom.
I loved Buffy and used to watch it with my Mom growing up! :) I do not think there are any of the Goosebumps books that I haven't read. I have always been an avid reader and love to read new books.
What can you tell us about your books?
They are dark, sometimes expectantly funny, and I like to push the envelope. They are my own little fantasy worlds that I enjoy getting lost in. They are very different from anything out now. Especially my Dark Indiscretions series as they are told from the POVs of the villains. There are no heroes although they have moments of good.
When I read this, I think about a Facebook meme that I shared recently. As a child, we love Batman, but as an adult, we realize the Joker makes more sense. I am going to have to check out your Dark Indiscretions series, I would love to see what the twist of hearing from a villain's side-rather than a hero is like
What genre do you write and why?
Paranormal mostly because I enjoy getting lost in a world where the rules aren't black and white. I love all things supernatural and dark.
If a fiction writer, is any part of your book based on events in your life?
For the most part And So She Waited had a lot of myself in it. Feelings I've felt regardless of acting on them and just a lot of the emotional tone was from my life.
What was the greatest challenge you faced with publishing your work?
Not totally knowing what the fuck I was doing. I still don't know what I'm doing but I'm still pushing through. It's also a challenge because things are ever changing from one release to the next.
What are you currently working on?
Snap Shot a dark romance that is F/F with fellow author LM Adams. We both mostly write paranormal so this is a bit outside our comfort zomes but I'm not too worried. It still going to be dark and twisted the only difference is it's regular people and not supernaturals. Also work on a few short erotica pieces for fun.
Do you have an interesting writing quirk? Not that I've noticed. Mostly I write either in silence or with The Hobbit on in the background. But I can't write to music at all.
I can't write to music either, although I work and do everything else with music playing. When I am writing, I need to be zoned into what I'm writing and absolutely nothing else.
Do you have a favorite author or book?
Quee of the Damned by Anne Rice...every time I read it I find something I missed. The story of the twins and how vampires came to be is my most favorite thing to read.
At first, I thought I had read this book, but now I'm wondering. Maybe I need to read it again, too!
Describe yourself in three words.
Smart, funny, emotional
Thank you so much to Shakuita Johnson for taking the time to allow me to interview you. I know that you are extremely busy and ddin't really had time for me, but I appreciate that you made it happen. Also thank you to my friend and co-worker, Lisa Klass, who lent me her questions for interviews! Stay tuned for more interviews and interesting books.
Happy reading, everyonoe!
Tell a little about yourself. (short bio)
Shakuita Johnson is a 31-year-old Psychology major. When she isn't going to school or working, she is doing what she loves most. Writing. She started writing in middle school. She would write poetry in her room or the middle of the night. Then she was introduced to short stories in a creative writing course her senior year. Her love for paranormal and supernatural started with R.L. Stine Goosebumps books and TV shows, Anne Rice Vampire Chronicles, and Christopher Pike books. She is an avid reader with over 100 books on her bookshelf and 1000 plus on her iPad. She also loved to watch Charmed and Buffy the Vampire Slayer with her mom.
I loved Buffy and used to watch it with my Mom growing up! :) I do not think there are any of the Goosebumps books that I haven't read. I have always been an avid reader and love to read new books.
What can you tell us about your books?
They are dark, sometimes expectantly funny, and I like to push the envelope. They are my own little fantasy worlds that I enjoy getting lost in. They are very different from anything out now. Especially my Dark Indiscretions series as they are told from the POVs of the villains. There are no heroes although they have moments of good.
When I read this, I think about a Facebook meme that I shared recently. As a child, we love Batman, but as an adult, we realize the Joker makes more sense. I am going to have to check out your Dark Indiscretions series, I would love to see what the twist of hearing from a villain's side-rather than a hero is like
What genre do you write and why?
Paranormal mostly because I enjoy getting lost in a world where the rules aren't black and white. I love all things supernatural and dark.
If a fiction writer, is any part of your book based on events in your life?
For the most part And So She Waited had a lot of myself in it. Feelings I've felt regardless of acting on them and just a lot of the emotional tone was from my life.
What was the greatest challenge you faced with publishing your work?
Not totally knowing what the fuck I was doing. I still don't know what I'm doing but I'm still pushing through. It's also a challenge because things are ever changing from one release to the next.
What are you currently working on?
Snap Shot a dark romance that is F/F with fellow author LM Adams. We both mostly write paranormal so this is a bit outside our comfort zomes but I'm not too worried. It still going to be dark and twisted the only difference is it's regular people and not supernaturals. Also work on a few short erotica pieces for fun.
Do you have an interesting writing quirk? Not that I've noticed. Mostly I write either in silence or with The Hobbit on in the background. But I can't write to music at all.
I can't write to music either, although I work and do everything else with music playing. When I am writing, I need to be zoned into what I'm writing and absolutely nothing else.
Do you have a favorite author or book?
Quee of the Damned by Anne Rice...every time I read it I find something I missed. The story of the twins and how vampires came to be is my most favorite thing to read.
At first, I thought I had read this book, but now I'm wondering. Maybe I need to read it again, too!
Describe yourself in three words.
Smart, funny, emotional
Thank you so much to Shakuita Johnson for taking the time to allow me to interview you. I know that you are extremely busy and ddin't really had time for me, but I appreciate that you made it happen. Also thank you to my friend and co-worker, Lisa Klass, who lent me her questions for interviews! Stay tuned for more interviews and interesting books.
Happy reading, everyonoe!
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