10 October 2014

Holiday Blitz Featuring Grace Burrowes, Terry Spear, and Carolyn Brown! From Sourcebooks!



A Highland Wolf Christmas by Terry Spear

Summary

It's going to take a lot of mistletoe…

Guthrie MacNeill, financial advisor for his clan and werewolf pack, is at his wit's end when the pack leader's mate hires a gorgeous party planner to bring holiday cheer to the castle. Guthrie's wildly attracted to Calla, except he can't reconcile the fact that his job is to save the clan's money, and hers seems to be to spend it.

To warm this Highlander's heart

Calla Stewart has never had a more difficult client. The laird and lady of the castle are delightful, but the handsome Highlander holding the purse strings is quite impossible. Since she specializes in holiday magic, Calla hopes she can make the scrooge-like wolf lighten up. Then Guthrie takes on the role of Highland warrior to protect her from an unexpected threat, and the holidays take a turn for the passionate.

Excerpt from A HIGHLAND WOLF CHRISTMAS by Terry Spear


Women shrieked and shouted, but Calla was on the other side of the tree where she couldn’t see the commotion. But then she saw the twelve-foot tree toppling over—right toward her.


Before Calla could get out of the way, something hit her hard from the side and slammed her against the floor. Just before the tree landed on top of them. He was on top of her, smelling like the great outdoors, fir tree, and musky, sexy male wolf. Guthrie.


“Sorry,” he mumbled against her ear, branches framing his head and touching the floor on either side of her. “I meant to rescue you.”


She smiled. “From … the tree?”


He smiled back. “That was the idea.”


Guthrie lifted his head, smiling at her with a mischievous glint in his green eyes. Despite all the commotion, and to Calla’s surprise, Guthrie kissed her. His lips were warm and masculine and tasted like wassail. Cinnamon, apple cider, and oranges. She licked his mouth to enjoy more of the taste and he licked her back, smiling. Then he deepened the kiss.


Oh my God! She hadn’t felt this naughty in forever! The men were going to move the tree soon, and here she and Guthrie would be. Kissing. In front of several members of his pack.


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Cowboy Boots For Christmas by Carolyn Brown
Summary

After two tours in Afghanistan, retired Army sniper Finn O'Donnell believes his new ranch outside the sleepy little town of Burnt Boot, Texas, is the perfect place for an undisturbed holiday season. But before he can settle in, an old friend shows up looking for protection and a place where nobody knows her name.

But that's going to take a miracle...

Callie Brewster must relocate to protect her young nephew, Martin, and the only person she trusts is her old Army friend, Finn. Burnt Boot seems like the perfect place to be anonymous, but it turns out a small town with big drama is no place to hide...

Excerpt from COWBOY BOOTS FOR CHRISTMAS by Carolyn Brown


Callie was standing in front of the window, staring out like a bird in a cage. He crossed the room in long strides, scooped her up, and sat down in the rocking chair with her.


“I’m scared,” she said.


“I know. So am I.”


“This is too perfect, Finn. There’s a grenade somewhere and the pin is pulled. It’s just a matter of time until it all goes boom. I figured if I left now, it would be with good memories and not horrible ones. But I don’t want to leave. Just thinking of walking away from you breaks my heart.”


He tangled his fingers in her hair and held her head against his chest. “I’ll help you work through the fear if you’ll do the same for me.”


She drew her head back, her aqua-colored eyes swimming in tears. “Don’t bullshit me, O’Donnell. You’d face off with the devil.”


He let go of her hair and bent just enough that their lips touched in a salty kiss. Her arms sent desire shooting through his body when they laced around his neck. The kiss deepened into more as she opened her mouth and let his tongue inside to make love to her mouth.


“Darlin’, never doubt that my fears are every bit as big as yours, with commitment topping the list in big bold letters. Don’t run away, Callie. I need you to stay,” he whispered softly.


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What a Lady Needs For Christmas by Grace Burrowes
Summary

Lady Joan Flynn needs a husband—any husband—if she’s not to find scandal and mischief under her Christmas tree; Scottish wool magnate Dante “Hard-hearted” Hartwell needs an aristocratic wife to gain access to the financing that will keep his wool mills secure. Can holiday magic spin an expedient match into true love, and wary differences into trust?


Excerpt from WHAT A LADY NEEDS FOR CHRISTMAS by Grace Burrowes


Dante and Joan’s wedding night has begun with a discussion of holiday gift-giving, though neither bride nor groom can stay focused on that topic for very long…


Joan stretched out her chilly foot, and encountered Dante’s calf. His bare, warm, hairy calf, because her husband slept without the benefit—or hindrance—of clothing.


He moved onto his side, facing Joan. “What shall I get you for Christmas, Mrs. Hartwell?”


“You’ve given me your very name. That’s gift enough.” Also his trust, his respect, his kisses…so many treasures.


He rolled to his back, suggesting Joan had provided the wrong answer.


“I don’t want your gratitude, madam. Loyalty, fidelity, and a good-faith effort to make something of this marriage will be a fine bargain on both of our parts. The marriage is as much opportunity for me as it is convenient for you.”


Joan did not want a fine bargain, but she did want the warmth her husband’s body gave off. She yielded to the craving and snuggled right up to his side. His arms came around her, as if they’d spent many nights visiting their way to shared sleep.


“I kept my nightgown on.”


“I know, lass. I’ll forgive you that modesty if you kiss me.”


She kissed him, and the contour of his lips told her he was smiling. “You should kiss me too, sir. My feet are cold.”


“You need your new husband to warm them up?”


Joan needed her new husband in so many ways. “Shall I take off my nightgown?” She didn’t want to, but Dante was naked, and the intimacies she’d tried hard not to dwell on were commencing.


“You feel safer with it on,” he said, shifting to blanket her with his body. “I’ll try not to tear it.”


Gracious. “I can stitch it back together if you do.”


He nuzzled her ear, sending a shivery feeling down Joan’s spine. “Kiss me some more, Mrs. Hartwell.”

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09 October 2014

An Interview with Vern E. Smith, 30-Year Newsweek Veteran and Author of The Jones Men


About The Jones Men
An all-out drug war explodes in 1970s Detroit when a young Vietnam veteran decides to rip off heroin kingpin Willis McDaniel. In the chaos, rival outfits, the Mafia, and even junkies themselves try to step in to fill the void while one lone assassin tries to hunt them all down—and one determined cop tries to stop it all.

Q. How did you come to write The Jones Men?
A. The novel grew out of my work as a journalist. I was a bureau chief and national correspondent for Newsweek, and before that a newspaper reporter in California. I had just joined Newsweek as a correspondent in the Detroit bureau in 1972 when I began reporting a story for the magazine that turned into a piece called "Detroit's Heroin Subculture,” in which I first used the term “jones men” to describe the players in that world.  After the piece ran, it caused quite a stir. I developed more sources, feeling there was a book in the material. One publisher was interested in a novel, which naturally appealed to me.
Q. What was the initial reaction to the book?
A. In a word, amazing. I remember sending in the first four chapters to my editor, and his saying "Keep going, keep going!" I finished the final chapter in a hotel room in Houston. I didn't take a leave from Newsweek to write the book (I had just gotten there), so I was traveling with the Atlanta Braves, reporting on Hank Aaron's chase of Babe Ruth's home run record when I finished it. The book was nominated for an Edgar Award by the Mystery Writers of America, and named a New York Times Notable Book.

Q. With such critical success, why didn't you write another novel?
A. My calling was reporting, and it didn’t really change after the book. I came into journalism at a time when the country was in crisis, on the heels of a wave of urban riots, and major media being excoriated by a Presidential Commission for its failure to provide coverage on the causes and consequences of these civil disorders. So I came to see being a journalist as a way to have impact.

Q. How did this “40th Anniversary Edition” of The Jones Men come about?
A. I met Bill Campbell of Rosarium Publishing through Ed Hall, a writer and editor who'd worked for me as a researcher when I was Atlanta bureau chief for Newsweek. They had just finished co-editing Mothership: Tales from Afrofuturism and Beyond, a speculative fiction anthology, and I liked Bill's idea of bringing the book to a new generation of readers.

Q. Crime novelist, Gar Anthony Haywood, calls The Jones Men, The Wire before there was The Wire.” Do you find that a fair comparison?
A. I thank him for that because The Wire received a lot of acclaim. I hope a generation that grew up liking that will give The Jones Men a look. I think what Gar and others are referring to is the gritty realism and lack of sentimentality in the story. The other thing is the large, diverse cast of characters from all walks of life, and how they interact with each other in The Jones Men is still something that you rarely find in books and almost never found on television before The Wire. The dealers, the police, the big money men, and the junkies operate on a near-equal footing in the novel, which provides an air of uncertainty and suspense for the reader in the same way it did for viewers of The Wire.

Q. What are your plans for the future? Another novel, perhaps?

A. Yes, more novels, and also a narrative journalism collection of my non-Newsweek stories. I think of myself as a storyteller, so I’ve never stopped writing fiction even as I continued my journalism career. I feel like I've come full circle in my writing life, where I’m back where I began, having fun creating characters and seeing what happens next. I've also written a screenplay about Jake Gaither, the legendary football coach at Florida A&M University who had a lasting impact on the college and pro game we see today. It's called Agile Mobile Hostile, and is based on a book by journalist George Curry. And I’m writing and serving as one of the executive producers on a documentary film project with the Jus Blues Music Foundation called Bluesman from Natchez.

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About the Author (from http://www.thehistorymakers.com/biography/vernon-smith-41)
Journalist and author Vern E. Smith was born Vernon Emile Smith on February 13, 1946, in Natchez, Mississippi, where he spent the majority of his youth. Smith attended San Francisco State University, where he was a member of the school’s Black Student Union and served as sports editor and columnist for the campus daily newspaper. Smith met his wife in 1967, graduated from San Francisco State University in 1969, and, soon after, attended the Summer Program for Minority Journalists at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.
In the summer of 1969, Smith joined the staff of the Independent, Press-Telegram in Long Beach, California. Smith joined Newsweek as a correspondent in 1971 after being recruited by John L. Dotson Jr., the magazine's then Los Angeles bureau chief, the first African American to hold that title. Smith was assigned to the Detroit bureau where he learned from veteran writers Jim Jones and Jon Lowell. Smith won the Detroit Press Club Foundation’s annual magazine writing award for a Newsweek article entitled “Detroit’s Heroin Subculture,” which informed his 1974 novel The Jones Men, recommended by the The New York Times and re-published by W.W. Norton in 1998.
In 1973, Smith was transferred to Atlanta, where he covered Maynard Jackson’s campaign to become Atlanta’s first African American mayor and Hank Aaron’s ordeal as he broke Babe Ruth’s Major League Baseball home run record. While in the South, Smith wrote articles about several unsolved civil rights murders and covered the trials of the Klansmen convicted in the 1963 church bombings in Birmingham, Alabama, that killed four little girls. In 1979, Smith became Newsweek’s Atlanta Bureau chief. In 1980, Smith covered the Atlanta Child Murders. As a reporter for Newsweek’s Special Projects Unit, Smith contributed to four cover stories that were later published as books, including “Brothers,” the true story of fellow black journalist Sylvester Monroe’s roots in Chicago’s housing projects, and “Charlie Company,” which was awarded the 1981 National Magazine Award. Smith also wrote about George Corley Wallace, the family of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Andrew Young, Strom Thurmond, and the Little Rock Nine. After covering the 1996 Summer Olympic games in Atlanta, Smith was named a Newsweek National Correspondent in 1997.
Smith wrote numerous articles for several publications including EbonyCrisisGEOThe Sunday Times of London, and TV Guide. Smith also contributed to My Soul Looks Back in Wonder: Voices of the Civil Rights Experience, published in May of 2004 as part of the Voices of Civil Rights Project.
(source: http://www.thehistorymakers.com/biography/vernon-smith-41)

The Novice by Mirella Sichirollo Patzer Spotlight!


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Publication Date: September 15, 2014
H&W Press
Formats: eBook, Paperback; 380p

Genre: Historical Fiction/Historical Romance


A young woman on the verge of taking her vows to become a nun.

A desperate flight from a murderous massacre.

One honorable man comes to her rescue.

Another becomes her nemesis and captor.

And a life and death search to reunite with her one true love.

In 10th century Naples, Saracens run rampant, annihilating villages, murdering women and children. Death and despair is everywhere. Alone in the world, Sara is a young novice plagued with doubts about taking her final vows to become a nun. When her convent is attacked, she flees for her life straight into the arms of a group of Saracens who leave her to die alone in the woods. An honorable cavaliere named Nicolo comes to her rescue and offers to take her to the safety of Naples. As they journey together, they are irresistibly drawn to each other. Believing Sara to be a nun, the honorable Nicolo is torn between love and duty to respect her vows. Heartbroken, he does what honor demands and sets her free before she can tell him the truth that she is not a nun. In her search to reunite with Nicolo, she encounters Umberto, a dark and dangerous man who will stop at nothing in his obsession to possess her. With her sharp intellect, and her heart, Sara must rely on her own courage and strength to escape her abuser and find the only man she will ever love. A story that burns with intensity, intrigue, and passion from the author of the highly successful novel, Orphan of the Olive Tree.




About the Author

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A true blue Taurean in every way, Mirella Sichirollo Patzer grew up in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, a city famous for the Calgary Stampede, oil companies, and the wild west. Historical fiction books are one of her obsessions, especially those that pertain to medieval eras and with Italy as a backdrop. Her fascination for women of history and Italy is often reflected in her work, her various blogs, and website. She lives in Cochrane, Alberta, Canada with her husband and family. Her house is brimming with books and toys. For her, life couldn’t get any better.

For more information please visit Mirella's website. Mirella also blogs at History and Women & Historical Novel Review. Connect with Mirella on Facebook, Twitter, Goodreads and Pinterest.


The Novice Blog Tour Schedule


Monday, September 29
Review at Flashlight Commentary
Spotlight & Giveaway at Passages to the Past

Tuesday, September 30
Review & Giveaway at Peeking Between the Pages
Interview at Triclinium - Elisabeth Storrs

Wednesday, October 1
Guest Post at Book Babe
Spotlight at Historical Fiction Obsession

Thursday, October 2
Review & Giveaway at The Book Binder's Daughter
Interview & Giveaway at Historical Romance Lover

Friday, October 3
Spotlight & Giveaway at Historical Fiction Connection

Monday, October 6
Review at History From a Woman's Perspective

Tuesday, October 7
Review at Unshelfish

Wednesday, October 8
Guest Post & Giveaway at Historical Tapestry

Thursday, October 9
Spotlight at CelticLady's Reviews

Friday, October 10
Review at With Her Nose Stuck in a Book
Guest Post at Keely Brooke Keith


08 October 2014

Truist Giveaway!

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The Last Breathe by Kimberly Belle Review!



I received The Last Breath by Kimberly Belle for review and was excited to read it, based on the description on the jacket. It sounded like a great dramatic, mystery novel, but after finishing it, it was not what I had expected. And not in a satisfying, surprising way.

Goodreads has provided the following description of the novel:

Humanitarian aid worker Gia Andrews chases disasters around the globe for a living. It's the perfect lifestyle to keep her far away from her own personal ground zero. Sixteen years ago, Gia's father was imprisoned for brutally killing her stepmother. Now he's come home to die of cancer, and she's responsible for his care—and coming to terms with his guilt. 

Gia reluctantly resumes the role of daughter to the town's most infamous murderer, a part complete with protesters on the lawn and death threats that are turning tragedy into front-page news. Returning to life in small-town Tennessee involves rebuilding relationships that distance and turmoil have strained, though finding an emotional anchor in the attractive hometown bartender is certainly helping Gia cope. 

As the past unravels before her, Gia will find herself torn between the stories that her family, their friends and neighbors, and even her long-departed stepmother have believed to be real all these years. But in the end, the truth—and all the lies that came before—may have deadlier consequences than she could have ever anticipated…

There were elements of intrigue, mystery, compassion, suffering, etc. Everything a great suspense novel should have. But I felt it was more romantic suspense than anything else, and that was misleading. Romantic suspense is not my preferred genre. I mean, the main character falls in love with a guy within a few days, while her siblings are refusing to talk to her and her father has come home from prison (still incarcerated with an ankle bracelet) to die humanely? I was disappointed that this plotline seemed to overshadow what I presumed the actual plotline to be, simply based on the jacket description. There is mention of a “handsome bartender” so I knew there would be some romantic elements, but I was hoping more for a Gillian Flynn type of novel (not Gone Girl; don’t even get me started on the ending of that book).

Don’t get me wrong; some parts of this book were pretty good. There was a weird twist at the end with Gia and Jake, and as much as you want a happy resolution between children and a parent on his deathbed, it doesn’t always happen. So at least she didn’t give us a “too perfect” little happy ending where everything is sunshine and rainbows and everyone lives happily ever after. I was pleased with the ending of the book in a way that it wasn't corny and expected.


I see this book has been getting 4-5 stars on Goodreads and I’m not absolutely certain it deserves that. I would say 2.5-3 stars. In the author’s defense, she is a good writer. The book kept my attention for the most part but I found myself just wanting to be done with this book so I could start a new book. 

Guest Review: Kara Kelly

A copy was provided by NetGalley for review and there was no monetary compensation.

About the Author
Kimberly S. Belle grew up in Eastern Tennessee, in a small town nestled in the foothills of the Appalachians. Her four years at Agnes Scott College in Atlanta were a quick pit stop on her quest to see the world. After a bit of wandering she landed in the Netherlands, where she lived among the windmills and tulips for more than a decade. But the draw of Dixie was too strong. Kimberly returned and put down roots - permanent ones this time - in Atlanta, though she always makes sure to keep her passport current.


Pets Aplenty by Malcolm D. Welshman Spotlight!


ISBN: 9781849639965
Genre: Fiction (Humour / Animals)
Paperback Price: £7.99 / €9.99 / $13.95
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Join novice vet, Paul Mitchell, in a further six months of hilarious escapades he experiences while working at Prospect House Veterinary Hospital. He’s confronted by a ravenous pig while sunbathing naked in a cornfield. He locks jaws with a caiman with scale rot and battles with Doug, a vicious miniature donkey that’s always sinking his teeth into him. It ends with a Christmas pet blessing which erupts into pandemonium as frightened pets and owners scatter through the pews. Throughout his adventures, Paul is loyally supported by the team at the hospital – in particular Beryl, the elderly one-eyed receptionist, and, Lucy the junior nurse – together with whom he shares this merry-go-round of mayhem. It’s a gripping, fast page-turner that’s guaranteed to keep animal lovers entranced.

Praise for Malcolm Welshman

‘… paints a vivid picture of many fascinating characters.’
Jim Wight, son of James Herriot

‘… brings a smile to your face.’
Sir Terry Wogan

‘Your story is a corker.’
Richard Madeley

‘… hilarious stories straight from a vet’s pen will keep you chuckling.’
Stella Whitelaw


Press Release
Issued:
NAKED VET SAVAGED BY SOW
In Malcolm Welshman’s third book in his vet series, Pets Aplenty, he draws on further experiences in his life as a vet seen through the eyes of his alter ego, Paul Mitchell. Set in Sussex-by-the-sea in the early 2000s, it’s a startling glimpse of the mayhem animals can inflict on a young vet’s life.
Featured are the scavenging sow with her eye on his picnic while he’s attempting to get an all-over tan in a cornfield, the caiman kept in a conservatory and led round the garden on a halti, a wallaby with a fractured neck and a vicious miniature donkey called Doug who dug his teeth into Paul whenever he got the chance.
The appeal of such zany adventures ensured Malcolm’s first book was read by a wide audience of animal lovers which enabled it to reach number two in the Kindle bestseller chart. Sir Terry Wogan said, ‘It’s fun and should bring a smile to your face.’ While Jim Wight, James Herriot’s son, in his foreword for the book, wrote ‘a most enjoyable insight into the unpredictable but fascinating life of the veterinary surgeon’.
About the author
Malcolm Welshman is a retired vet who has worked at London Zoo, in a small animal hospital and as a consultant dealing with exotics. He has written for newspapers such as The Sunday Times and The Daily Mail and national magazines including The Lady, Yours, Cat World and Dogs Today and was the My Weekly vet for fifteen years. He is a BBC Radio panelist and a guest speaker worldwide on cruise ships.

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07 October 2014

A Tangled Web by Sandra Schwab Virtual Book Tour!



Publication Date: July 14, 2014
eBook; 104p
ASIN: B00LXU6EWE
Series: Allan’s Miscellany
Genre: Historical Romance
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Lawrence Pelham works as a comic artist for Allan’s Miscellany. A chance meeting with a young woman dressed in mourning changes Pel’s whole life, and without his even knowing, he is thrown into a world of mystery and intrigue, where nothing is as it seems to be—especially not the woman he has given his heart to.
Her whole life Sarah Browne has been told how plain she is, how nondescript, destined to become an old maid. For years she has been her family’s dutiful nursing maid and caretaker, but now a secret inheritance and an encounter with the charming Mr. Pelham seem to offer her a chance to break out of her life of duty and drudgery—if she dares to take it. Yet how could such an interesting, witty man like Mr. Pelham be possibly interested in her boring self?
And so, Sarah soon finds herself entangled in a web of lies and deceit, which might even cost her the love of her life.

Praise for A Tangled Web

“Once again [Schwab] weaves brilliantly researched historical details into a story that not only is irresistibly romantic, but also sparkles with wit. To top it off, she has come up with an enchanting couple that truly earns their happy ending.” ~ Tina Dick, LoveLetter

Praise for The Bride Prize

“The Bride Prize is, in a word, delightful. [...] I smiled for a long time when it was over. I cannot wait until the next installment in this series.” ~ Michelle Boule, www.wanderingeye.com

Allan’s Miscellany Series Titles

Book One: The Bride Prize
Book Two: Falling For a Scoundrel
Book Three: A Tangled Web
Book Four: Devil’s Return

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Award-winning author Sandra Schwab started writing her first novel when she was seven years old. Thirty-odd years later, telling stories is still her greatest passion, even though by now she has exchanged her pink fountain pen of old for a black computer keyboard. Since the release of her debut novel in 2005, she has enchanted readers worldwide with her unusual historical romances.
She holds a PhD in English literature and lives in Frankfurt am Main / Germany with a sketchbook, a sewing machine, and an ever-expanding library. Her new series about the fictional magazine Allan’s Miscellany combines her academic research on Victorian periodicals with her love for story-telling.
For more information please visit Sandra Schwab’s website. You can also find her on FacebookTwitter, and GoodReads.

A Tangled Web: Allan’s Miscellany 1846 Blog Tour Schedule

Monday, September 29
Review at Book Nerd
Spotlight at Just One More Chapter
Tuesday, September 30
Interview at Curling Up With a Good Book
Spotlight at Romantic Historical Reviews
Wednesday, October 1
Spotlight & Giveaway at Peeking Between the Pages
Thursday, October 2
Guest Post at Book Babe
Friday, October 3
Review at Unshelfish
Spotlight at Flashlight Commentary
Monday, October 6
Review at Reading World
Tuesday, October 7
Spotlight at CelticLady’s Reviews
Wednesday, October 8
Guest Post & Giveaway at Historical Tapestry
Thursday, October 9
Spotlight at Historical Fiction Connection
Friday, October 10
Review at Back Porchervations
Spotlight & Giveaway at Susan Heim on Writing


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