Tuesday, May 31, 2016

Release Blitz & Giveaway: Back to the Beginning: A Duet by Laramie Briscoe & Seraphina Donavan


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BACK TO THE BEGINNING: A DUET
BY LARAMIE BRISCOE & SERAPHINA DONAVAN
RELEASE BLITZ
Release Date: May 31, 2016
Join Laramie Briscoe & Seraphina Donavan as they take you back to where it all started for their two most popular series!
Back to Basics features Liam and Denise of the Heaven Hill Series & Remembered features Vincent and Ophelia of the DuChamps’ Dynasty Series.

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Purchase Links
 Amazon UK: http://amzn.to/1TMbm7F 
 Amazon AUS: http://bit.ly/B2BAUS 
 Amazon CA: http://bit.ly/B2BCA 
 Barnes & Noble: http://bit.ly/B2BNook 
 Google Play: http://bit.ly/B2BGPL 

  BLURBS 

Back to Basics: A Heaven Hill Novella

Family Community Club Duties Responsibilities are time-consuming. They take hours, minutes, and seconds away from moments that could be spent strengthening relationships. When Liam realizes he and Denise have done precious little communicating and loving lately, he takes her on a little road trip with one goal in mind—getting to know each other all over again, body and soul. Amongst waterfalls, adult conversations, visits with old friends, and childless hotel rooms, they get back to basics.

Remembered: A DuChamps’ Dynasty Novella

 After two years of marriage, Vincent DuChamps is more in love with his wife, Ophelia, than ever. Their life together is perfect… except for one thing. One dark, ugly secret looms over them and threatens everything Vincent holds dear. A lost night, hours that he can’t account for and waking up in a stranger’s bed, naked—the gaps in his memory and the fear that he did the unthinkable torment Vincent daily. But his worse fears are realized when photos from those missing hours fall into Ophelia’s hands. With his whole world hanging in the balance, Vincent knows one thing… whatever happens, he’s not letting go of her, even if she wants him to. Add it to your TBR lists on Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/30129814-back-to-the-beginning [gallery ids="7131,7132" type="rectangular"]

ABOUT LARAMIE 

Laramie Briscoe is the best-selling author of the Heaven Hill Series & the Rockin' Country Series. Since self-publishing her first book in May of 2013, Laramie Briscoe has published over 10 books. She's appeared on the Top 100 Bestselling E-books Lists on iBooks, Amazon Kindle, Kobo, and Barnes & Noble. She's been called "a very young Maya Banks" (Amazon reviewer) and her books have been accused of being "sexy, family-oriented, romances with heart". When she's not writing alpha males who seriously love their women, she loves spending time with friends, reading, and marathoning shows on her DVR. Married to her high school sweetheart, Laramie lives in Bowling Green, KY with her husband (the Travel Coordinator) and a sometimes crazy cat named Beau.

Social Media Links Website: http://www.laramiebriscoe.com
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  ABOUT SERAPHINA 

 Seraphina Donavan is a hopeless romantic with a wicked & oh-so-dirty mind! Those things, combined with her love of writing, prompted her to take the leap and transform those fantasies into written words on a page. As a curvy girl herself, Seraphina has made it a point to celebrate those women with delicious curves with her work through writing and the hot men who love them. She currently has 18 published books and one anthology and is working on many more.. Living in Central Kentucky, Seraphina spends her time rescuing stray animals, working for a non-profit agency and dreaming of becoming a best-selling author. She lives in a home that has more character than working parts and enjoys spending time with her fur babies. Feel free to contact her with any questions or thoughts on your mind.. She loves connecting with her readers & hearing from anyone! If you'd like to see more information about Seraphina's books, events and appearances or to sign up for her newsletter, please visit her website: www.seraphinadonavan.com.
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Monday, May 30, 2016

Book Tour: Micah by Lee Ducote


About the Book


Title: Micah
Author: Lee DuCote
Genre: Young Adult Paranormal

When lacrosse star Micah Spearman moved to the quiet little town of Seven Springs, he never expected to become such a significant part of his lacrosse team, his group of friends, or of the battle raging just beyond human reach. With a gift to see into the spiritual dimension, Micah learns he is part of a prophecy and must lead an army of guardians against legions of demons, all while trying to live a normal teenage life.

Navigating through high school can be a daunting task. When Micah finds himself falling in love with his friend Stephanie, he must be careful not to disrupt their group of friends—or attract attention from the demons that watch his every move. But high school will not be the biggest survival challenge he faces. Micah and friends soon find their world expanding far beyond, as Micah discovers his true purpose.

As the battle rages to find the Sword of Malachi, the young freshman finds himself falling deeper into a world of unknowns. Can Micah find the sword before all is lost? Will Stephanie give into her feelings for Micah? In Micah, the Sword of Malachi, you too will fall under the charm and the mysteries of Seven Springs.

Author Bio

To introduce myself, I was born and raised in Northwest Louisiana, just outside of Shreveport.  I graduated from high school in 1989 and went to Monroe Louisiana for college.  After my first year at NLU I decided (actually my parents did) I wasn’t ready for college, so I did what every 19 year old kid does….I moved to the Marshal Islands in the mid pacific.  

After a few years I came home, meet my wife and settle down for a short bit.  I worked construction, opening my own sporting goods store, became a full-time fireman, opened a candle manufacturing company, and even rodeo for a short term.  Just not at the same time.  In 2003 we moved to Franklin TN were I sold fire trucks until 2010 and moved to Heber Springs AR.  Since here in the Ozark Mountains I have written six novels and currently working on my seventh, another YA novel.  

So that’s me in a quick whirl wind.  And yes, if you check out my web site or social media you will see me with our pet raccoon, Tucker. 




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Book Excerpt


Chapter 1
           
Deep within a hellish cavern, six towering beings merged from the depths of its heated core and gathered at the opening. They were beautiful creatures with physically striking features and the physiques of warriors, clothed to resemble the upper crust of the society they would soon infiltrate. Their eyes glowed with a fierce ember red against the backdrop of a darkening sky.
“It’s time we avenge our brother and bring this Council to its knees,” one of them hissed.
            “Your arrogance will be the death of you, just like our brother, Luceph!” another answered with a sinister laugh.
            “Levia, as the Master has told us, we must stop the boy first! Then we will have our revenge.” That line of reasoning was offered by one of the beings sitting on the ledge of a boulder at the entrance to the cavern.
            “Modeus, you think you’re better than us?” Levia snapped at him.
            In a calm and compelling tone, he answered, “It’s not that I’m better than you. We have a mission to see out.” He stood atop the boulder, looking down at the rest of them. “This child, who is now of age, has been delivered to abolish each one of us . . . and our Master. The first thing we must do is—”
            “Kill him!” one of them interrupted.
            Shooting him a deathly stare, he snapped back, “To befriend him!”
            “You know he is trained to see who we really are,” Levia answered with a snarl.
            “Yes, but we must only look at his friends and pick one who wants something only we can offer. Once we have chosen someone to betray him, then we will have our revenge.”
            “And what can we offer this friend?”
            “We simply give something back that’s been taken from them.” Modeus smiled.
            “And I know the perfect person. I’ll handle it,” Levia replied. And before any of the others could respond, Levia vanished, leaving a brush of wind behind.
            “He’ll be the next to die!” Modeus rolled his eyes.
           
***

Levia gathered two of his followers and descended on a small town nestled beside a tranquil lake in the Ozark Mountains, a town the six demons feared. Within this town rested the final graves that were intended for the six demons—and one grave that already held their brother.
            “How appropriate that the Council chose this town for their savior to live,” one of Levia’s followers replied.
            “We’ll have to pay Luceph a respectful visit before we leave,” Levia replied as the three of them walked unnoticed onto the grounds of the local high school. Invisible to the average eye, they wove their way through the busy halls of students and teachers, searching for the very person Levia wanted the most.
At the head of the pack, he held out a hand to stop his followers. “There!” He smiled and pointed to a student.
            “That student doesn’t look like anyone who could help us.”
            “Oh, yes, I’m sure of it. And with the right persuasion, I can make the feeling of being robbed intensify to the point of desperation.” Levia grinned and walked toward his next victim.

***

At the obscene beeping of an alarm clock, Micah hit the snooze button for the last time. Who in the world made the snooze time only nine minutes? he thought. He rolled out of his tangled sheets and sat up, placing his bare feet on a cold, hardwood floor.
It was unusually bright that early in the morning. Rubbing his face and opening his eyes, he could see the dust particles in the beam of sunlight shining through the mirror he had cracked while throwing a ball against the wall two weeks ago.
As he walked into his bathroom, his brown hair was a matted mess. He reached in the shower and turned on the hot water, instantly steaming up the small bathroom.
“Man, what a crazy dream. I hope today is better than yesterday, and who in the world was that redheaded girl?” he said to himself.
“Were you talking to me?” Gran asked while walking by his room.
“No, Gran,” Micah replied. Man, these old walls are too thin, he thought.
Looking into the fogged mirror, he wiped it clear with his hand, then studied the back of his shoulder, where several small scars created a larger circular scar. He had always thought they looked like teeth marks, but as he got older, he had begun to suspect other theories of how he got them—still, he couldn’t quite recall the memory.
            He thought about yesterday. It’s always awkward being the new guy on the first day of school. Not that anything embarrassing happened, thankfully; actually, most kids didn’t think much about Micah as the new kid. Being a freshman is hard, but in a small town it’s even harder if you just moved in. And for Micah, he just moved in a few weeks ago, so having time to make friends before school started wasn’t viable.
            Seven Springs is a quaint, small town nestled in the northern part of the Ozark Mountains. It sits on part of a tranquil blue lake that feeds into a cold river, attracting fishermen from all over the world. Being a retirement community, much of the town shuts down after 7:00 p.m., leaving the younger generations to fend for themselves for entertainment. A few fast-food joints, a small theater, and a bowling alley are about the only venues the retired town offers. Micah hadn’t adapted yet, and being from a big city where the nightlife was more active than the day, it was going to be a challenge.
            He had lived in Tennessee most of his life. As an orphan, he couldn’t recall the first six years of his life but remembered vividly the day his adopted parents drove away from the orphanage with him in the backseat, gazing back at a half-dozen kids waving goodbye.
            Micah’s adopted parents, Dale and Kelly Spearman, were regular entrepreneurs in the Nashville area and were quite successful for nearly a decade before the economy took a turn for the worst, especially for small business owners. After closing their business, they joined the mission field and moved to a small town in northern Greece. Micah, who had just turned fifteen, had the decision to go with them or move in with his grandparents. School was going to be hard enough with the Advanced Placement classes he had planned on taking, but starting over in a new country was out of the question. He decided it would be too much of a culture shock, especially since he was a little shy.
Being a natural at lacrosse, he was excited to play for Seven Springs High School, a three-time state champion in lacrosse, and with the lack of money in his family, lacrosse could easily pay his way to college. A dream of his was to play for a division-1 school. So with mixed emotions, he decided to stay in the States and pursue his dream of playing lacrosse in college.
            Making his way into the dated kitchen, he said to Paw, “I wonder how Mom and Dad are doing moving into their new place.” Paw, Dale’s father, was a local preacher, a sturdy old man who was set in his ways but loved to spend time with teenagers and seemed to understand them.
“I’m sure they are getting along just fine. Dale has a unique way of recruiting help,” Paw replied.
“Don’t say it like he cons people into doing things, Duke,” Gran replied in a sweetly protective tone. Both Paw and Micah smiled at each other. “So what is on your agenda today after school?” Gran asked.
“I have workouts with the freshman team till four thirty, and maybe just hang out afterward,” he said with a mouthful of toast.
“Okay, just let us know where you are going to be,” Gran said.
“You better get a move on if you’re gonna be on time,” Paw said while picking up his paper.
“Oh, crap! I mean . . . well, you know.” Micah fumbled while grabbing his backpack. “I got to go. See ya.”
            The high school was only a few blocks away, and Micah wondered if riding a bike would look too geeky. Other thoughts ran though his head about how hot it was, the need for a car soon, and lacrosse practice, but mostly the redheaded girl who smiled at him during lunch. He wondered who she was. There was something unique about her; it was almost like he knew her from somewhere.
A couple of guys strolled out on the sidewalk in front of him. One turned around and gave him a head nod. “What’s up?”
“Hey,” Micah greeted him back. They walked separately the rest of the way but once they got to the school property, the same guy asked Micah where he was from.
“Nashville,” he replied.
“Cool. Why did you move here?”
“My parents moved to Greece,” Micah said.
The boy stopped walking. “Hey, you’re the new lacrosse player we heard about!”
“I guess so,” Micah said with a shrug.
“I’m Tyler, and this is Jake; we play on the JV team. You ready for practice today?”
Jake was a stocky kid and bigger than most of the freshman boys Micah had seen yesterday. Tyler was tall and skinny with jet-black hair. Both boys were wearing athletic shorts with flip-flops. “Yeah, think so. Are there many guys on the team?” Micah asked.
“Maybe twenty; everyone will make the JV team but varsity cuts about half of the guys who try out. Our coach is pretty cool; sometimes he can be a jerk, but he’s cool,” Tyler replied, walking through the open back doors to the school.
            “What do you have first period?” Jake asked Micah.
Micah reached in his back pocket for his class schedule. “World history with—”
“You have Mrs. Hedding; she’s senile.” Tyler laughed from inside the hallway.
“Find us at lunch. We sit near the back door in the cafeteria,” Jake said, walking to his class.
“Okay.” Thank you, God—normal guys.
Micah walked into Mrs. Hedding’s class looking for a chair, while thinking about what Tyler said about her.
“Jimmy, have a seat,” she said, glancing over her glasses at Micah.
Jimmy? A few students laughed as they overheard. News travels fast in a small town, and everyone knew Micah was the new transfer. They also all knew that Mrs. Hedding wasn’t good with names.
He sat down in front of the same blonde girl he had sat in front of yesterday and pulled his notebook out of his bag.
“Hi,” the blonde girl said.
“Hi.”
“Where did you move from?” she asked.
“Nashville.”
            “Cool! What’s it like moving from a big city to our little danky town?”
“Miss Evans, please stop talking to Jimmy and get out your notebook,” Mrs. Hedding snapped. The class laughed again.
The blonde sat back in her chair and pulled out her books. “I’m Carrie,” she whispered back.
Micah overheard another girl to his left. “She’s trying to bag another guy. Can she have ‘I’m easy’ written any bigger on her forehead?” A few girls sitting nearby laughed. Micah didn’t hear a response or acknowledgment from Carrie on the comment and figured she didn’t hear them.
She seems nice, Micah thought.





Friday, May 27, 2016

Let's Celebrate with Free Books and a Giveaway



For the past 4 years, we've been hard at work supporting so many wonderful authors, connecting with like-minded readers, and having a blast along the way.
This year to celebrate, we've organised, with the support of over 40 authors, to have available 60 FREE books, PLUS we have a HUGE rafflecopter giveaway below, PLUS a MASSIVE e-book giveaway on our Facebook page.
Take advantage of these amazing gifts from some of your favourite authors, and please be sure to pay it forward by leaving an honest Amazon review once you have finished. It's one of the best ways to say thank you!
The books will be FREE Friday 27th - Sunday 29th
*We do not guarantee that the books will be free. We are only listing those who have signed up, so please check before you download*
Also, stop by our Facebook page to enter our e-book giveaway pinned at the top of the page.
Thank you, everyone, who has offered their support over the past 4 years!

Becky, Justine, Donna & V xxx


A Perfect Moment by Becca Leehttps://amzn.com/B00K36M73Y
Ardent (The ArcKnight Chronicles #1) by Alexia Purdyhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B0150GNAPK
As He Bids by Olivia Rigalhttp://oliviarigal.com/book/as-he-bids/
Baggy Pants and Bootees by Marilyn Chapmanhttp://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00MH310PW
Blind Seduction by T Hammondhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B00C8UB0JK
Blood Claim by Magen McMinimy http://amzn.com/B005J85VHK
Bloodlines by S.L. Dearinghttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B00U68QAZ0/
Breaking my Heart by Aleya Michellehttps://amzn.com/B00K4ILVFQ
Crossed by Lacey Silkshttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B00SE4903W
Decline (Declan Reede: The Untold Story #1) by Michelle Irwinhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B014AS2ARI
Ever Shade (A Dark Faerie Tale #1) by Alexia Purdyhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B009WVIDPW
Every Breath You Take (Billionaires in Disguise: Georgie and Rock Stars in Disguise: Xan, Book 1) by Blair Bablyonhttp://smarturl.it/EBYTPage
Fashionably Dead by Robyn Petermanhttp://robynpeterman.com/fashionably-dead/
Floor Time by Liz Crowewww.amazon.com/dp/B0071MH634
Fragile Façade by Sophie Daviswww.amazon.com/dp/B00JFS97N4
Golden Dunes of Renhala by Amy Joy Lutchenhttps://amzn.com/B00GWVSPEO
Grade A Stupid by AJ Lapehttps://amzn.com/B00A4CHNL8
Heart Raider by Sophia Knightlyhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CRQUCSK
Heavy Soul by Shey Stahlhttps://amzn.com/B01DL9AY8Y
Her Forbidden Fantasy by Michelle Darehttp://amzn.to/243WbNQ
His Assistant, Part 2 (His Assistant Serials) by Sharon Cumminhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B00SU9NB7C
His Wicked Games by Ember Caseyhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B00D8C14AC
Holding Out by Lila Rosehttp://amzn.to/1QrdPy3
Hollywood Stardust Supporting Roles by Kim Carmichaelhttps://amzn.com/B014XDVLAW
If I Seem Dangerous by Rose Sawyerhttps://amzn.com/B016R5CQCG
Immortal Blood by Magen McMinimyhttp://amzn.com/B00AOHGJXG
In Love with My Brother's Best Friend, Part 1 by Sharon Cumminhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B019OZ3CDS
Life's What You Make It by Theresa Troutmanhttp://amzn.to/1lZAOqe
Maid for the Rock Star by Demelza Carltonhttp://smarturl.it/B00Y9MUCEO
Make Me Whole by Kaithlin Shepherdhttps://amzn.com/B014YWZ2PC
Mangled Hearts by Felicia Tatumhttp://feliciatatum.com/francesca-and-cade/
Need You Now by Mika Joliehttps://amzn.com/B0157C0X5M
New York (Allie's War Prequel) by JC Andrijeskihttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0063OY7HE/
Perfectly Equipped by Lacey Silkshttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B014EIYDDS
Portal by Ashlea Rhodeshttps://amzn.com/B0148D7BQU
Promises, Promises by Josie Bordeauxhttp://smarturl.it/PromisesPromises
Rae Falling: A Romance, Episode 1 of Billionaires in Disguise: Rae by Blair Babylonhttp://smarturl.it/RaeFallPage
Ready to Were by Robyn Petermanhttp://robynpeterman.com/ready-to-were/
Relatively Famous by Heather C. Leighhttp://amzn.to/1HBiYSO
Renhala by Amy Joy Lutchenhttps://amzn.com/B009I3SO9E
Rise of Alpha by Lorenz Fonthttp://amzn.to/1oYHgRO
Royal Blood by Amity Crosshttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B00QJD78T8
Saving Maverick by Debra Elisehttp://amzn.to/1Re486Y
Scandal: Part One by Alison Fosterhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ZNY96OE/
Seek by Clarissa Wildhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B00PG7VYPM
Soulless: The Immortal Gene by Jacinta Mareehttps://amzn.com/B014ONKO9K
Sound Advice by L.B. Dunbarhttp://amzn.to/1VD3rv8
Special Delivery by Lia Fairchildhttp://amzn.to/nAjQGh
Stone Cold by Olivia Rigalhttp://oliviarigal.com/book/stone-cold/
Swaying Fate by Irma Geddonhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B015I0IPGW
Take Me Home: A Bodyguard Christmas Story by Alison Fosterhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B019G5X704/
Talented by Sophie Daviswww.amazon.com/dp/B0076Y7ON4
The Dragon's Portal by Sally Slayerhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00C8U6914/
The Last One by Tawdra Kandlehttps://amzn.com/B00MYAZ9O6
The Legend of Arturo King by L.B. Dunbarhttp://amzn.to/22xam9O
The Posse by Tawdra Kandlehttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DS6DQZE
The Witch Hunter by Nicole R. Taylorhttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BOXS8TC
Through the Fire (Daughter of fire #1) by Michelle Irwinhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B00OOTXGSQ/
Trolling for Trouble by Olivia Hardinhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B009D7VMUS
Wild for You by Sophia Knightlyhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B0064GLQBQ
Witch Way Bends by Olivia Hardinhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B006DNUJ3G

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Book Tour: Son of Light: The Fierce Fellowship Games by Chris Parker



About the Book

Title: The Son of Light 2.1: The Fierce Fellowship Games
Author: Chris Parker
Genre: Fantasy

Joshua Suzuki is once again in the loving arms of his older brother, Nick. Putting his concern for the Demon Lord, Hexen aside, Josh focuses on the exciting event that his brother has placed him in—The Fierce Fellowship Games. For once Josh can be a normal teenager and have fun. But he soon finds out that even in the M.B.S. Guild, fun comes at a price.


 The 9 Lieutenant Governors all have their own idea of “fun” that involves dirty politics, sex, and an obsession for absolute power. And unfortunately for Josh, he’s caught right in the center of the chaos. Get ready for this character driven novel by Chris Parker because The Fierce Fellowship Games are here.


Author Bio

My name is Chris Parker and I am the author of, The Son of Light. I suppose you want to know a few things about me. Why I’m a writer? How did I come up with the story? Well, let’s wind back the clock to 2006.
   In 2006, I began taking my writing more seriously when I wrote a four part book series called, Battle of the Gods. Battle of the Gods was based off my high school and community college years in fantasy form. I kept working on them until 2010 to 2011ish. During those years, I discovered that I really enjoyed writing, despite never publishing my stories.
   Speaking of 2010 and 2011, that was when I was a film student. In 2009, I moved from Riverside, CA to Northridge and attended a private film school, Columbia College Hollywood. It was during this time where I began sowing the seeds for The Son of Light (even though I didn’t know it at the time).
   I was an insane student—obsessed with taking over the school, YouTube, and Hollywood (good times). In my obsession, I created Lord Hexen and Lord Damen—two Demon Lords bent on world domination. Later on, I would go on to created a short film series, War on CCH (Columbia College Hollywood), featuring these Demon Lords locked in a war with the defenders of the school, The Students of the Art of Energy (A long title, I know).
   But in 2012, two things happened that changed the story of The Son of Light forever: I made a 20min film and joined an organization called Circle K International. By this time, I had dropped the title, War on CCH, and went with, The Son of Light. Well, really the script used to be called, Brotherly Hate, but that’s a longer story. Basically, I took the characters from my previous story and, with some inspirations from Circle K International, made a new story.
   Now here’s why I chose to focus on my books rather than film. During the years of 2013, 2014, and early 2015, I worked as a freelance video editor. I got screwed over and found out that the film industry was an extremely shady and dirty place. By February 2015, I had had enough! I said, “Fuck this!” and went into writing novels again—which was the last thing I wanted to do. Since then, my life has improved and now I’m a full time writer. Now it’s just my lovable characters, my story, and me. Well, that’s my story.
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