Second Sight is another term for clairvoyance or ESP, so my Second Sight romance series features stories where the protagonist works as a divination, occult, or alternative therapy specialist. They often use their fortune telling or basic empathy skills to get to the bottom of what their love interest or the antagonist wants. It’s also a play on the fact that the meet-cute is the first meeting, but the second time they see each other is really the one where they start to fall for each other or the stories get interesting. It’s like love at second sight.
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Marketing Monday:Newsletters
If you have a newsletter and write fantasy, would you be interested in doing a newsletter swap? I have spaces available to advertise books in my premiere newsletter coming out this month. Please contact me through the contact page with a link to where your book is sold.
Book Review: Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo
Genre: Fantasy Romantic Subplot? Eh. There’s a love triangle of sorts but the author didn’t spend a lot of time developing the romance. I really didn’t get why the Darkling had a thing for Alina, it was grossly hyped and seriously underdeveloped. Steam? Tepid. Plot: Evil dude wants to control the world, supposedly. Alina has[…]
Author Spotlight: P. A. Hayden and L. A. Cunningham
TJ: Hello! Welcome to Author Spotlight where both new and veteran authors share a little about themselves and their work. Today we have P. A. Hayden and L. A. Cunningham.
Book Review: A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire by Jennifer L. Armentrout
No second book slump here. For a full, non-spoiler review click the link, silly!
Marketing Monday: Book Reviews
How many reviews do your books have?
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Book Review: From Blood and Ash by Jennifer Armentrout
From Blood and Ash by Jennifer Armentrout Genre: FantasySubgenre: I spent most of this book saying, “This is a freaking vampire book.” Romance: This has the most decadently written romance ever. It’s not instalove, at least not on the MC’s part, but it IS insta-lust. Steam? Status:Currently scalded. I thought the sex scenes were scandalously[…]
Book Review: Junkyard Bargain by Faith Hunter
Junkyard Bargain by Faith Hunter Genre: Science Fiction Subgenre: Dystopian Series: Junkyard Cats #2 Romantic Subplot? It’s complicated. Steam? No sex but there were steamy moments between the mc and her thrall, Jax, who isn’t completely thralled. Like I said, it’s complicated. Plot: Shining Smith is looking for the murderer of her friend and needs[…]
MARKETING MONDAY: Advertising on a Budget
Investing in your indie author business doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Advertisements don’t have to be costly to be effective. All it takes is research and knowing where to place your money where your dollar (or whatever currency you use) is most effective.
Author Spotlight: Q & A with The Tapestry Group
TJ: Welcome to Author Spotlight, where I interview new and veteran authors. This week we have The Tapestry Group headed by Arthur David. Tell me a little about your upcoming anthology and what inspired it? AD: The first anthology, Cracks in the Tapestry started as a post looking for interested indie authors in an authors[…]
Marketing Monday: ARC Readers-What Are They and Should I Use Them?
Getting reviews, even bad ones, is a good thing. Readers tend to flock to books that are being read and talked about by others.
Update On Indie Author Reviews
For the time being, I’m not accepting books for review (I’m back-loaded and have my own writing projects with deadlines). I am, however, accepting requests for author interviews to promote new releases. Please go to the contact page to request an interview. Do not message me on social media. I’m getting bombarded with pms and[…]
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