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Hey everyone! Welcome to my stop on the hop! I'm sick so I'm keeping this short and sweet! A huge thank you to our hostesses Stuck In Books & I Am A Reader!
What's your favorite books to get stuck in? Mine are paranormal books! :D Okay so here's how you enter: Follow in some way (Options on the right sidebar!) Leave a message with how you follow ( as long as you put your info in when posting, you don't have to post your email address... I know some people don't like it!) Hop along! Sorry the post isn't long, but my brain is spazzing out here. Sinus cold + sinus medicine doesn't not equal a good time to make a blog post! But I remembered! :D Enjoy the hop and lots of luck to everyone! I hope you all win some awesome stuff! |
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Hey everyone! Welcome to my stop on the EVEN VAMPIRES GET THE BLUES blog tour! Enter the giveaway when you have the chance! WELCOME!
Even Vampires Get the Blues
A Deadly Angels Book Book 7 Sandra Hill On-sale: 8/25 ISBN: 9780062356529 Description: New York Times bestselling author Sandra Hill delivers a sizzling new entry in her Deadly Angels series, as a Viking vangel’s otherworldly mission teams him with a Navy SEAL who’s more than his match-she’s his predestined mate . . . The fact that vampire angel Harek Sigurdsson was a Norseman in his mortal life doesn’t make thawing out after exile in Siberia any easier. But things heat up when his search for evil Lucipires connects him with Camille Dumaine, a human who thrums with sensual energy that can mean only one thing: she’s the mate Harek’s been seeking for centuries. . . The SEALs call her “Camo” for her ability to blend into a crowd-yet Harek’s intense blue gaze singles Camille out like a white-hot spotlight. The security wiz was hired to help bring down a ruthless band of international kidnappers, but Camille senses an unspoken agenda-besides Harek’s bold declaration that she’s his “destiny”. Just Camille’s luck that the sexiest man she’s ever met may also be …a vampire!
About the Author:
Sandra Hill is a graduate of Penn State and worked for more than 10 years as a features writer and education editor for publications in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Writing about serious issues taught her the merits of seeking the lighter side of even the darkest stories. She is the wife of a stockbroker and the mother of four sons. https://www.sandrahill.net/ https://www.facebook.com/SandraHillAuthor Join the author’s mailing list https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/177305.Sandra_Hill
Hey everyone! Welcome to my stop on the hop! A big thank you to our hostess, Mary over at Bookhounds!
We're all here because we love YA! And I write it! :D See the connection. So here's what you can win... 1 person will win: autographed copied of my latest release The Defected (YA Dystopian) 1 person will win: an ebook version of one of my YA books (Your pick from The Bella Vampires Series, The Network Deserted Series, or The Defected). 1 person will win: an e-boxset that has Bella Notte & Network Deserted in it! Three chances to win! WOOT! Tah-dah! How do you enter: 1. Pick your flavor of following love (options on the right sidebar). 2. Leave me a comment with how you did it. THAT'S IT! Hop on to the next blog! Thanks for stopping by!
Hey everyone! Today I'm bringing you a review for ThinkFun's awesome Target Exclusive game, CODE MASTER. Let's start with what the company has to say about the product!
Here's what the company has to say:
The Ultimate Coding Adventure! In Code Master, your Avatar will travel to an exotic world in search of power Crystals. For all 60 levels, you’ll have to use programming logic to help your Avatar collect the Crystals and land at the Portal. Think carefully, in each level, only one specific sequence of actions will lead to success. Ages: 8 to adult Players: Single Player Features:
Here's what I think...
If you know me then you know I love, love, love THINKFUN! I think the company is the absolute best when it comes to board-ish games that make you use your mind! I mean some of them are marketed to kids, but they are super fun for adults as well! This one was no different. My son LOVES it. He automatically wanted to do all the hard ones. He's 7 and has to prove he's smarter than his 3 year old sister at any chance he can get... like all big brothers. My daughter, she's 3, LOVES helping play the game. She's not quite to the point of figuring out exactly how to code (Turtle Robots, also by ThinkFun, is more her speed for kid coding), but she understands what the different tokens do and likes to SHOUT them out for you as you run the "program." Me, I adore it. Any game that makes me kids think is a win for me. This is not a game where you can sit aimlessly by and button smash or just spin/flip a direction thing and have to move a piece. No, you have to think and use that big ol' brain you have tuck inside your noggin to get things to work just right. Since ThinkFun sent us this awesome game to review, we've played it a bunch! It's sitting on my kitchen table right now where we got interrupted in the middle of a particularly hard coding. Anyone looking for an awesome game to introduce coding to their kids that doesn't involve an actual computer program or little robot guy (yes, I've seen the new toys for coding), this and the Turtle Robot game are for you! If you want games that actively engage your kids and make them think and logic things out, check out ThinkFun's website for more options! Basically if they have it, it is an amazing game!
A big thank you to BookHounds for being an awesome hostess for this great hop!
Here's the deal... You can win: One winner: $10 GC Amazon One winner: e-book set All you have to do is leave a message and let me know where to contact you if you won... That simple! Thank you for being awesome and visiting my blog! :) Enjoy the hop!
Hey everyone! I'm bringing you a product review for all you guys that always get the best ideas in the shower! Shower Genius Idea Board. Let's start with what the company has to say about it...
Here's what the company has to say:
Admit it, you've needed this for the longest time. You've already solved global hunger, created world peace, and paid off the national debt or al least thats what would have happened if your shower time ideas had an audience. You need this because the word needs the word needs your ideas. Start capturing your brilliance and turn those million dollar ideas into something.
Here's what I think....
For me, this was a brilliant idea! I mean I am always coming up with great ideas in the shower... I think all writers do that. So that right there made it a product I wanted to test out and know more about. Although I have to think it's probably super easy to get it to stick to a surface without texture, our shower walls are all textured. So it would stay for a second then drop. One bummer. But that was okay since I could just rest it in the bathroom. Still works. I was a little worried about leaving the pencil thingy that comes with it in the bath area. I mean it is wood and when wood gets wet it expands. So far we've not had any issues with it. The plastic sheet is easy to wipe off with just about anything, although the microfiber towel that comes with it is super easy to use. Overall I'd say it's a good product. Maybe if it has another option for hanging it up. I have other things in the shower that are stuck up with double stick tape. But if you need something in your shower to scribble on your amazing ideas, check this out... it's always better than bath crayons and the wall. *I received a free Idea Board in exchange for an honest review*
Hey everyone! Today I'm bringing you a review for Quick Stitch Sewing Kit. Let's start with what the company has to say about the product...
Here's what the company has to say:
Hey everyone! See, I told you guys I'd try to check in more and actually post ME blogs not just reviews... Today I've spent the day trying to figure out how I've let things go in terms of my books. I spend a lot of time working on others' books, so sometimes I forget about my stuff. I released The Defected today! Somehow I managed to get the print version done and going before I had the ebook ready. But it all got done today. Once that was all finished I sat down and made myself a To-Do list to help me figure out what the heck I'm trying to do... Since I've decided to re-edit, format, and design both BN & BV, I discovered there's a lot to be done. But I also figured out that Don't Be Afraid: 13 Urban Legends Retold was ONLY on Amazon... that's it. No print, no nothing. So I had to make an epub and get that out there! (It is by the way, now)... So here's my To-Do list of doom! * Fix interior of BN * Fix interior of BV * Fix BN Cover * Fix BV Cover * Find cover files -.-* * Create print version of DBA (I got to check off make the epub!) * Update books on here (let's face it my website and blog suffer the most when I'm overworked!) * Add books to Smashwords (even though I absolutely DESPISE IT!) * Add books to All Romance Ebooks (just so all my books are there - they sell non-romance books too you guys!) * Fix BT for SW so they'll stop rejecting it. (Did I mention I hate them?!) * Publish my short on my sister (Jen-Jen) * Figure out if I can publish it since it's in an anthology! * Add the shorts to all the BVS books (BT actually has it already, but I can't find the print doc file for BM so I'm going to have to rebuild it! GRR) Now this list is just the stuff I've come up with today! I still need to prep for Camp NaNo next month. Finish two (maybe three) large projects I'm working on that aren't mine! And hopefully in about a month I'll be reapplying for school! Yes, I also home school my monsters and do think that sleep in a necessary evil. How about you guys... what's on your To-Do list?
Today I'm also bringing you a review for the kids' book Drinking Water.
Here's the description: Want your kids to learn about Animals and their habitats? Young readers will: 1. Learn facts about animals and how they drink 2. Be curious and ask questions 3. Enjoy great and colorful images 4. Enjoy a book about animals This is a sweet children's book written primarily for children ages four to eight years old. Targeting beginner readers, the book contains simple text and colorful illustrations. Each page also includes educational information about animals habtiats. The story is suitable to be read out loud to preschoolers or as a self-read book for beginner readers. Here's what we think... My 3 year old's opinion first: I liked it. It was kinda fun. I liked the animals... the water... the sky... and plants. (I asked her if she could understand all the words) Not all of them. But I liked the pictures. What I think: I think this is a fun book for kids to read about different facts about animals hydration needs. There were a few technical issues where the text got pushed off to the next page and then didn't line up with the image it was supposed to. I also thought some of the language was not meant for a younger kid and I honestly couldn't see an 8 year old reading this as it is not nearly advanced enough for them. I have a 3 and 7 year old. My son didn't seem too interested in it at all. My 3 year old daughter sat with me and I read it to her. I had to stop to explain what words meant (not necessarily a problem, but kind of pulls you out of the story when you have to pause to explain a word). She enjoyed the images and hearing about the different animals. She responded with her own hydration needs and what she drinks and so forth - so it was good enough to get her attention and interaction. My overall feel for the book is that it works for kids under 6, like 5 might be pushing it. It does well at teaching interesting facts. Might be cool if the author added in some interaction with the kids like asking them questions about how/what they drink. The pictures are good. Some technical issues, but that could've happened during the upload process. *I purchased a copy for review
Hey everyone! Today I'm bringing you a *late (sorry!) review for the awesome Writers of the Future Vol 31.
The future is here…the future is now! Orson Scott Card, Kevin J. Anderson and Larry Niven have seen the future. Now, you can, too.
A constellation of the brightest lights in the Science Fiction and Fantasy firmament have judged these authors to be the best, the brightest, the truest emerging stars in the field. From Alien Invasion to Alternate History, from Cyberpunk to Comic Fantasy to Post-Apocalyptic Worlds, these are the winning writers who have mastered every version and vision of sci-fi and fantasy. Don’t be left behind. Get a read on what’s next. “The Writers of the Future contest looks for people with the best imaginations who can see through the possibilities of the strangest and best ideas and tell stories that intrigue us and involve us.” —ORSON SCOTT CARD Celebrate the 31st anniversary of the Writers of the Future contest and the 26th anniversary of the Illustrators of the Future contest
Here's what I think about the book...
I got to check out last year's book as well. This is another amazing book filled with great talents. I wanna say that it has a little bit of something for everyone as long you want to read something for the future or the concept of the future. Since the book comes about from the contest, this is a great collection of people that worked hard to showcase their genre. You'll love the stories, the art, and the feel of the book itself. The story placement also adds to how you receive the book, so that's important too. The stories themselves range from Sci-Fi to Fantasy. From light hearted reads to hardcore Sci-Fi. This is the kind of book where you expect to find a work that fits with every Sci-Fi lover you know out there. Check it out and enjoy the beautiful artwork that comes along with it. I cannot wait until next year! *I received a free copy of the book in exchange for an honest review. |
Jesse Kimmel-Freeman
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