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Category Archives: Fiction
BOOK REVIEW: GIRLS ON THE LINE by Aimie K Runyan
Girls on the Line: A Novel by Aimie K. Runyan My rating: 5 of 5 stars We’ve all heard of the ‘hidden figures’ of America’s space program; the women ‘heroes’ without whose tireless and painstaking work the history of America’s … Continue reading
BOOK REVIEW – DAUGHTERS OF THE NIGHT SKY by Aimie K Runyan
Daughters of the Night Sky by Aimie K. Runyan My rating: 5 of 5 stars Historical fiction … good historical fiction … does more than just tell a story, it transports the reader to another place and time. It immerses … Continue reading
NEW YA READ
I hope I didn’t lose you at YA, because Charlie’s story is anything but ordinary. First, I’m going to tell you my plan, and then I’ll let you have a sneak peek into Charlie’s world. Today is release day, and … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Uncategorized
Tagged BECOMING CHARLIE, fiction, invisible, K.S. Haigwood, teen reads, teenager, YA, young adult
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COVER REVEAL AND PRE-ORDER OF ANDROMEDA’S REIGN
Urban Fantasy Romance at its BEST! Cover Reveal and Pre-Order of Andromeda’s Reign by K. S. Haigwood and Anne Conley Do you like big books? Andromeda’s Reign slides in at just under 170,000 words! Blurb: The Moonrising story continues… The … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Fiction, Uncategorized, Urban Fantasy
Tagged Ace, Andromeda's Reign, Anne Conley, fiction, K.S. Haigwood, Mena, Moonrising Book Two, Paranormal, romance, urban fantasy, vampires, werewolves
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LILY CHILDS’ FEBRUARY FEMMES FATALES – AN ANTHOLOGY
I am both pleased and thrilled to bring you some very exciting news. Magenta Shaman author Lily Childs, the brainchild and driving force behind Lily Childs’ Feardom and co-editor of Thrillers, Killers ‘n Chillers has compiled some of the best dark … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Fiction, Horror, Urban Fantasy
Tagged A. J. Humpage, Absolutely*Kate, Amazon, Anna Harris, anthology, Asuqi, Dorothy Davies, Ellie Garratt, Erin Cole, February Femmes Fatales, Helen A. Howell, horror, Icy Sedgwick, Jodi MacArthur, Katherine Moriarty, Laurita Miller, Lily Child, Lily Childs, Lou Treleaven, Marietta Miles, Marissa Farrar, R.S. Bohn, Rebecca Kovar, Sandra Davies, Sue Harding, Susan May James, Tania Redd, urban fantasy, Veronica Marie Lewis Shaw
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PHIL’S FRIDAY PREDICTION FOR 31 JANUARY 2013: BECOMING ONE FLESH
New flash fiction over at Phil Ambler’s Friday Prediction – Rules – 100 words max flash fiction or poetry using the following words – jigsaw, capture, pimento. Deadline is 9pm UK time on Thursday 31 January 2013. BECOMING ONE FLESH By Veronica … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Flash Fiction, Horror
Tagged 100 word flash, butcher shop, capture, fiction, flesh, horror, jigsaw, phil's friday prediction, pimento
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BOOK REVIEW – KATHERINE TOMLINSON’S NIGHTFALLS: Notes From The End Of The World
Nightfalls: Notes From The End of The World by Katherine Tomlinson My rating: 5 of 5 stars Author and former editor of Dark Valentine magazine, Katherine Tomlinson brings us Nightfalls: Notes From The End of The World, a collection of short stories themed around ‘the … Continue reading
DRUNK ON THE MOON 2 – A New Roman Dalton Anthology by Paul D Brazill
You know how, come Christmas morning, you felt there was something missing from under the tree… but you couldn’t quite put your finger on what it was? Allow me… Paul D. Brazill and Pulp Metal Fiction bring you the long-awaited … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Fiction, Pulp Fiction
Tagged anthology, Drunk On The Moon, lycanthropy, Paul D Brazill, Roman Dalton, werewolf
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FLASH FICTION FRIDAY – F3 – CYCLE 102 – NIGHT THINGS: GHOST STORY
Prompt: “You think that…the only truth that matters is that which can be measured. That isn’t always the case…some truths can’t be quantified…they just are and we have to accept that.” Dusk has fallen, casting long shadows across the narrow … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Flash Fiction, Horror
Tagged chains, dungeon, Flash Fiction Friday, ghost, ghost story, murder, www.flashfictionfriday.com
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FLASH FICTION FRIDAY – F3 – CYCLE 101 – IS ANYONE THERE?: NO TURNING BACK
Prompt: Michael Juzwik brings us this week’s prompt for F3 – “You’ve spent the night deep underground in a cavern, one in a series of caves that have ‘drawn’ you, inexplicably, for years. You and your partner/guide settle in for … Continue reading
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