Check out the N.N. Light 99¢ Book Sale and giveaway. One lucky person will win an e-nook bundle of all 41 books featured. The Marquesa’s Necklace, the first book in the Harmony Duprie Mysteries, is one of the featured books. HERE
Enter the giveaway here: HERE
Open Internationally
Runs April 16 – 19, 2020
Winner will be drawn on April 27, 2020
Welcome! I’m happy to take part as the FSF Readers Lounge Presents its first ever Solstice Scavenger Hunt. It runs from June 16th to June 29th , with 19 authors joining forces to offer readers a chance at $75 cash via PayPal and 19 eBooks as a Grand Prize! 38 secondary prizes (an eBook from a participating author) will be given to randomly chosen participants with the correct answer.
To play for a chance to win you must go to each of the authors sites listed below, collect the “hidden” word(s), unscramble them, and then enter to win! Enter Here
Entering does not enter you into anything! You have the option to choose who to subscribe to and who to follow – the only requirements are 1- you must follow the Facebook page for the Readers Lounge in order to get the winners announcement and -2- use the link to enter the giveaway, but I hope you choose to follow the wonderful authors participating in this hunt!
$75 Cash via PayPal
eBooks up for prizes:
A Bit of Magic
Azimuth
Bonded
Curse Breaker: Enchanted
Dragon Blood
Elven Jewel
Forever People
Ian’s Realm Saga
Schrodinger’s Cat
Shadow’s Hand
Sleepless Flame
Tattoos
The Fox and The Hunter
The Glass Gargoyle
The Hand of Atua
This Cursed Flame
Witch’s Moonstone Locket
Wolves’ Gambit
Make sure to visit all the sites to gather all your words! Happy Hunting!
Before you go, head over Here to find out more about Lori Grenville and Wolves’ Gambit, the book that’s part of the prize.
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Rafflecopter link: http://www.rafflecopter.com/rafl/display/3d87297f10/?
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https://sjeckert.wordpress.com/2019/06/16/solstice-scavenger-hunt-2019 |
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https://marshaamoore.blogspot.com/2019/03/solstice-scavenger-hunt.html |
May 13, 2019
If you didn’t have to sleep, what would you do with the extra time?
Ah, the gift of time! Eight hours worth. Well, maybe seven and a half. Or just seven, depending upon how quickly I fall asleep.
What would I do with that time? That would partly depend upon whether the other person in my house didn’t need to sleep either. It might be hard to find quiet activities while he slept.
Reading would be on the top of my list. So many books, so little time. Hopefully the library would stay open late.
On the opposite end of that, think of all the additional time I’d have for writing! Maybe I could write more than one book a year. There’s that gritty female private eye I owe a book (or more) to.
Publicity! I could spend more time on publicity and connect with more readers. Sell more books.Sounds like a plan.
You’ve probably noticed that nothing I’ve mentioned costs money. That’s deliberate. The last thing I want to do with my extra time is put more hours in at my job. (If you’re reading this, boss, sorry, but did you expect anything different?)
Sure, I’d probably spend some time doing housework, or going for a walk, or catching up on those little projects that pile up-—you know what I mean. Maybe I’d even watch a TV show now and then.
The number one thing I’d do? Take time to sit back, listen to some tunes, and relax. I never seem to allow myself that luxury.
Before I close, speaking of publicity, check out my rafflecopter. It’s your chance to win a $10 Amazon gift certificate or signed copies of the first edition, first three paperback books from my Harmony Duprie Mysteries. here’s the link for you to check it out! Rafflecopter
If you got here by way of the contest, hello and thank you!
Now, let’s find out what our other authors are “up” to!
May 13, 2019
If you didn’t have to sleep, what would you do with the extra time?
Rules:
1. Link your blog to this hop.
2. Notify your following that you are participating in this blog hop.
3. Promise to visit/leave a comment on all participants’ blogs.
4. Tweet/or share each person’s blog post. Use #OpenBook when tweeting.
5. Put a banner on your blog that you are participating.
