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Baltimore Book Festival + Fan Interaction + Upcoming Workshop
Apologies for the late post today. Mom and I drove down to Baltimore on Thursday for the Baltimore Book Festival and got back Sunday afternoon. I wasn’t able to do the post ahead of time for this morning and then … Continue reading
Posted in book festival, Promotion
Tagged Authors tent, BALTIMORE BOOK FESTIVAL, readers, RWA, SFWA
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TGWIG’s Upcoming Events, Blog Tour Stops, & Such
Amazon Bestseller Lists and Hot Releases Lists TGWIG has spent everyday since its release in the Hot Releases for Time Travel for teens and Mysteries and Thrillers for teens! It has continually been on the Best Seller list in both categories too. … Continue reading
The Girl Who Ignored Ghosts Reviews + Blurbs + Giveaways + Preorders
Reviews Last week The Girl Who Ignored Ghosts received some good reviews from Kirkus Reviews & Publishers Weekly. I got an amazing review from Readers’ Favorite too! “The novel’s murder mystery is intriguing and grows more complex as its supernatural elements … Continue reading
Behind the Scenes: What I’m Doing When I’m Not Writing and Teaching
I met with the owner of the lovely Gifts in a Basket at 51 North Main Street in Southington, CT, and they are now carrying signed copies of my award-winning novel, The Six Train to Wisconsin! *** I’m hard at … Continue reading
The Girl Who Ignored Ghosts Update
It’s time to share the official back cover summary for The Girl Who Ignored Ghosts: She tried to ignore them. But some things won’t be ignored. Kat Preston doesn’t believe in ghosts. Not because she’s never seen one, but because she … Continue reading
Chocolate Expo, Sesquicentennial Planning, and an Killer Nashville Profile
On February 1st, the Chocolate Lovers’ Spring Expo is happening. It’s a really amazing event to benefit Easter Seals. For $25, you can walk around and sample chocolates and desserts from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. There will also be … Continue reading
The Whirlwind of December
December was my busiest month this year! I had two holiday craft fairs on December 6th and December 13th. That means I’m up at 6:30 a.m. getting ready, packing the car, heading to the venue, setting up, and then actively selling … Continue reading
Posted in author appearance, Personal, Promotion, Writing
Tagged Brett, Erasure, friends, holiday craft fairs, NYC, NYE, Six Train's sequel, the girl who ignored ghosts
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Six Train Takes the Bronze
The Six Train to Wisconsin won the bronze for paranormal in Readers’ Favorite International Book Awards! Big thank you to Carrie Rubin who won the silver last year for her book, Seneca Scourge, and introduced me to this fantastic … Continue reading
What I Learned in My First Year of Indie Publishing
It’s been over 15 months since The Six Train to Wisconsin was first published. About time to stop and think about everything that has happened to me since then. When I first embarked on this indie journey, I had no … Continue reading