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Murder’s Legacy – A Tori Winters Mystery Book 2 By Anita Dickason – Lone Star Book Tours

Posted By Sybrina 420 days ago on Writing

https://sybrina.com - Murder's Legacy - A Tori Winters Mystery Book 2 By Anita Dickason - Lone Star Book Tours. Genres: Mystery / Amateur Sleuth / Women Sleuths.

An inconceivable disaster brings Tori Winters’ plans for the historic house she inherited to a traumatic standstill. A section of the escape tunnel built by her great-grandfather, a notorious Dallas gangster, has collapsed. Within the rubble, there is a gruesome discovery. A skeleton with a bullet hole in the skull. Who hides in the shadows with a motive for murder? And … is Tori the target? Watch the book trailer, read author interview and enter giveaway.

The Counting Books and Games Store – Game – Learning Resources Spike the Fine Motor Hedgehog

Posted By Sybrina 336 days ago on Writing

https://sybrina.com - The Counting Books and Games Store – Game – Learning Resources Spike the Fine Motor Hedgehog, Sensory, Fine Motor Toy, Hedgehog Toys for Toddler, Easter Gifts for Kids, Ages 18 months+

Feminist Fiction Writers: Dorothy Parker

Posted By LaurelLit 929 days ago on Writing

http://laurellit.com - If “A Phone Call” was the only story by Dorothy Parker that you ever read, you might dismiss her as frivolous. It would be easy to overlook the commentary on gender dynamics, or the skilled, biting humor that is grounded in self-deprecation, and which layers a profound sadness underneath. “A Telephone Call” is a tragi-comic rambling of a woman so desperate for a man to call her that she’s pushed to the edge. But if you consider that it was written in 1930, when women were expected to b [...]

Book Review: Jackie and Maria by Gill Paul

Posted By LaurelLit 689 days ago on Writing

https://laurellit.com - Jackie and Maria was the first novel I read by Gill Paul, but I will certainly come back for more. In fact, The Manhattan Girls (based on Dorothy Parker) comes out on August 16th, and I’m totally there for it. Can’t wait! But about Jackie and Maria–it’s a historical romance about the two women whoContinue Reading
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The Atlantean Horse By Cheryl Carpinello – Pump Up Your Book Tour

Posted By Sybrina 565 days ago on Writing

https://sybrina.com - The Atlantean Horse (The Feathers of the Phoenix - Book 1) By Cheryl Carpinello - Pump Up Your Book Tour. Genre: YA Paranormal/Supernatural. Ancient Mystery...Mystical Prophecy...Biblical Horsemen

One Epic Task

The Task: Retrieve the Five Feathers of the Phoenix to raise Atlantis so its people can return home.

The Chosen: Cousins Rosa & Jerome embark upon a perilous and personal quest to retrieve the first Feather. Rosa’s special gift, kept far in the Past, will be revealed, and Jerome will discover his.
The Opponents: The Four Deadly Horsemen of the Apocalypse will stop at nothing, not even murder, to possess the Feathers.

Join Rosa & Jerome as they risk all in their search for the First Feather!
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5 Reasons I’m Glad I Ripped off Agatha Christie

Posted By LaurelLit 543 days ago on Writing

https://laurellit.com - I ripped off Agatha Christie. To be fair, her novel, The Mysterious Event at Styles, is in the public domain, which means it’s okay to do whatever with it. It’s like finding a couch in the alley with a “free” sign. If you take the couch, is that considered stealing? Of course not. However, thatContinue Reading
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December Giveaway – $100 Paypal Cash – Hosted By The Mommy Island, The Kids Did It and Others

Posted By Sybrina 523 days ago on Writing

https://sybrina.com - DECEMBER Giveaway - $100 Paypal Cash - Hosted By The Mommy Island, The Kids Did It and Others - Oh my gosh! Is it the end of the year already? There's still so much that needs to be done at my house. I'm sure it must be the same for you. During all the up-coming busyness, take a moment to this giveaway. $100.00 cash would be lovely to help with the holiday spending.
This event is HOSTED by The Mommy Island and The Kids Did It and sponsored by the awesome bloggers, authors, and Etsy shop owners! Hop ends December 21, 2022

All About Anna Karenina: Part 3, chapters 1-10 haikus

Posted By LaurelLit 458 days ago on Writing

https://laurellit.com - Part three of Anna Karenina moves to the countryside, on Levin’s farm, and then on the neighboring farm that belongs to Dolly and Stiva. The first six chapters of part three are PRETTY DULL.  We hear a lot about Levin and his half-brother Seregy, and their views on labor and farming. So I only wroteContinue Reading
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April 9th, 2023 – Sybrina’s Unicorn Book Store Newsletter

Posted By Sybrina 393 days ago on Writing

https://sybrina.com - April 9th, 2023 - Sybrina's Unicorn Book Store Newsletter - Read the newsletter now to learn about Little Kid Book Pick - Bedtime Stories For Girls - 20 Sparkly Stories by Igloo Books, Middle Kid Book Pick - The Brave Unicorn - Failure Is Not The End, But The Beginning By Rayfil Wong, Teen/ YA Book Pick - Stardust by Neil Gaiman and A Cinderella Retelling - Crown of Glass - Kingdoms of the Faery Path By Alice Ivinya

The Unseelie’s Wallflower By Elisa Rae – Silver Dagger Book Tours

Posted By Sybrina 330 days ago on Writing

https://sybrina.com - The Unseelie's Wallflower By Elisa Rae - Silver Dagger Book Tours. Genre: Light Fantasy Romance. Greyson hides many things from the Unseelie Court when they invade his estate each autumn for the Wild Hunt. During his required appearance as host, he is surprised to find a human among the glittering fae. She can see him even when he is using his stealth magic, which means only one thing—they are soul mates. Can he protect her amidst the swirl of fae politics and a plot against her life? Read excerpt and enter giveaway.

Why Are Ladybugs Lucky? and More

Posted By booksnbackpacks 1074 days ago on Literature

https://booksnbackpacks.com - Why are ladybugs lucky? Why are they called ladybugs, anyway? Read a tale of science, superstition, and myth involving cultures and languages across Europe. When I was little, my mom used to tell me that ladybugs were lucky. The main goal was probably to stop me from freaking out whenever I saw them (I had...
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Book Review: The Ballerinas by Rachel Kapelke-Dale

Posted By LaurelLit 839 days ago on Writing

https://laurellit.com - I became aware of The Ballerinas, by Rachel Kapelke Dale, in an airport bookstore, when I had six hours to kill due to a delayed flight. I was immediately intrigued by its cover, with three female forms donned in pretty pink tutus. That’s because I have spent a lot of time in my life, fromContinue Reading
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Book Review: Necessary People by Anna Pioniak

Posted By LaurelLit 777 days ago on Writing

https://laurellit.com - Necessary People, by Anna Pitoniak, is, among other things, about the dynamics of female friendship. But it’s the toxic type of female friendship, the type you definitely want to stay away from. Violet is not wealthy but she’s ambitious, and when she meets Stella, who seems to have it all, she is drawn into aContinue Reading
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