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"EXCERPT
FROM FERAL" - read a sample of the latest shapeshifter release
from Nicole Luiken.
Saturday, December 7 -
This week's Bring It Back(list) feature is “THE
HOLIDAY SPIRIT”, a Paranormal Christmas Romance by Dani Harper.
Tuesday, December
10 -
"A HOLIDAY
TOAST" - Some gifts don't come in boxes. Author Shawna Reppert
shares memories and a toast to readers.
“THE
‘LURE’ OF THE PIRATE LIFE” – Author Ruth A. Casie explores the
history of pirate Bartholomew Roberts, and the reasons why many like him chose
such a path.
Thursday, December 12 -
"COFFEE
IN THE SHOWER" - What do YOU do when you're too tired to think
anymore? Author Linda Mooney reveals her brain revival secret.
Saturday, December 14 -
This week's Bring It Back(list) features THREE sweet
Christmas romances by Linda Mooney: The 13th Gift of Christmas (Contemporary
Fantasy Romance), Breath of
Christmas (Contemporary Fantasy Romance) and Sand Castle (Contemporary
Romance)
Tuesday, December 17 -
"THE
MANY MONSTERS OF CHRISTMAS" - Ghost Horses, Giant Cats, Demons and
Werewolves – the Christmas season is both magical and strange. If you thought
scary things only come out at Halloween, read Dani Harper's latest post!
Wednesday, December 18 -
"TAKING IT
TO THE MAT" - Author PG Forte finds meaning in yoga and some
unexpected similarities to writing. PLUS she has a gift for readers: two
Christmas stories that you can READ FOR FREE this holiday
season.
Thursday, December 19 -
"JUST
PRESS PAUSE" - Many of us feel like we're living our lives in
'fast forward' and would like to hit RESET. But a good story needs exactly that
kind of momentum. Author Maureen Bonatch offers tips on both.
This week's Bring It Back(list) feature is “OAK”,
a Celtic Legends romance by PG Forte. Featuring both the Oak King and the Holly King, it's perfect for Yuletide reading! Check the blog post HERE for an excerpt.
And to wrap up our list for December, a brand new holiday love story:
Warning!
Contains German chocolate cake, a modified red Harley, Sadie, justice served, a
child's letter to Santa, a coffee date, and the promise of love when no hope of
love had ever existed.
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