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Free Books: Just Give it Away?

 

Dec 20 2012in Lead Story, Resources by James MoushonTags: , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
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  I have a Free Book Promotion coming up and I keep hearing the George Strait song ‘Give it Away’ playing in my ears. (Now you know where I get some of the inspirations for  my posts). It was time for me to do some research and talk to several  successful authors on how to do [...]

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Review: Song at Dawn by Jean Gill

 

Jan 2 2012in Book Reviews, Features by Lela MichaelTags:
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Historical thriller/love story set in Narbonne just after the Second Crusade. 1150 in Provence, where love and marriage are as divided as Christian and Muslim. On the run from abuse, Estela’s musical talent finds a patron in Alienor of Aquitaine and more than a music tutor in the finst troubadour of the age, Alienor’s Commander [...]

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Review: The Wicked Wives by Gus Pelagatti

 

Dec 12 2011in Book Reviews, Features by Silver's ReviewsTags:
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A true story from Philadelphia in 1938 that puzzled the police. Lovers, drugs, gangs, the mafia, secret meetings, big insurance policies, dead husbands….that is what the Wicked Wives were made of. These wives had many things in common and one of them was planning how to murder their husbands and not get caught so they [...]

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Review: Hollywood and Wine By R.M. Pala

 

Nov 8 2011in Book Reviews by Kirkus ReviewsTags: ,
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A transcontinental Cinderella story set in the Great Depression. Orphaned as a young child, Linda McLane lives a life of servitude and physical abuse with her guardians, a stereotypically villainous aunt and uncle. Alarmed by Linda’s plight, a kindly reverend notifies her other aunt, prominent Hollywood actress Vera Sinclair, who promptly whisks Linda away from her [...]

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Review: Neptune’s Chariot by Irv Sternberg

 

Nov 6 2010in Book Reviews by BlueInk ReviewTags: ,
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The author of several well-received regional mysteries, Sternberg (No Laughing Matter, 2007, etc.) hits his literary sweet spot with this imaginative throwback set on the high seas circa 1855. As the novel opens in Boston, a highborn lady named Elizabeth Godwin argues vehemently against returning with her family to her native England, begging to join [...]

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