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Take your pick of books to dive into. There's a healthy mix of fiction and non-fiction to choose from. Fancy a romance with a HEA, or some inspirational non-fiction? Or maybe you'd like to discover a new author and tell the world what you think by writing a review. You'll help an author get noticed when you do. There are plenty to pick from in the group promos below—I've got you covered. Simply click on the banners. Enjoy! And, last but not least, I did a guest author blog vi

If you are lucky enough to still be in holiday mode and would like to dip into more reading material, here are some books to read—some are free, some are review copies and others are for sale. When you read and review a book, you can help an author by sharing your thoughts with the world. Even just a line or two makes a huge difference in helping indie authors get their work in front of new eyes. #newreads #findanewauthor #ebooks #readandreview #bookworm #booklover #Books #bo

I was plannning on telling a construction joke... but I'm still working on it. Okay, enough of the bad jokes. This week, it's my pleasure to interview Allyson Koekhoven, an author from Kwazulu-Natal. I first "met" her in an online group for Christian writers, and today, Allyson released her debut novel, Under Construction, which introduces Adine du Toit, an amateur sleuth. How did you become an author? Please tell us a bit about yourself and your journey to where you are toda

Brrr!!! It's so cold in the City of Gold today. Why not join me around the fire where I'm hosted by romance and fantasy author D.V. Stone. Donna is an ecletic reader like I am, and I felt priviliged to chat to her. Here's my answer to one of her questions: What website or app doesn’t exist, but you really wish it did? It’s not an app, but I wish teleporters existed to make traveling between places easier. That would be so cool! Who needs jetlag when traveling overseas? Read t

Author Scott B. Delaney chats about his latest book, The Tiger’s Eye, Angels in Mumbai, his writing journey, and his next book: Describe yourself in three words. How did your writing journey start? And, why Christian thrillers? Driven, Christian Motivator. In the late 80s/early 90s, my mom introduced me to Frank S. Peretti’s work (This Present Darkness, Piercing The Darkness, etc….). Being more of a Stephen King/Robert Ludlum type reader, I put them on the backburner for a ye

I looked forward to this, the third book in the Chicago Lights series, since I enjoyed the first two books and loved getting to know and like the full cast of characters. Jill’s story is a rollicking trip set in the Swiss Alps. The author brought the setting to life with great skill—I could see the castle and almost taste the food. While Ben is a romantic dreamboat, the same cannot be said for Jill. I didn’t like some things she did in the second book, and this was more of th