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Author Tristi Pinkston Releases Third Mystery Novel
Author Tristi Pinkston is excited to announce the release of the third novel in her Secret Sisters Mysteries series. Titled Hang ‘em High, this novel takes place on a dude ranch in Montana.When Ida Mae’s son invites her to come … Continue reading
Book Launch Invitation
You are invited to the release of Tristi Pinkston’s new novel Dearly Departed on Friday, January 14th, at Pioneer Book, 858 S. State, Orem, 6 – 8 pm Refreshments, prizes, and fun! Bring a package of socks to be donated to the homeless, and … Continue reading
Dragons and Fairy Tales Bookstore Celebrates 1st Year
Dragons & Fairy Tales, an indie bookstore in Eagle Mountain Utah is celebrating their first year of business with a week long schedule of author signings from November 15th to November 20th. Details are listed on their website. I have … Continue reading
Canticle Quests from Michael Young – Author of The Canticle Kingdom
Michael Young, author of The Canticle Kingdom is holding a summer project for grades 5 – 12 that promises to be a great amount of fun for those who participate. The program includes music, art, reading, a scavenger hunt, and more. … Continue reading
Author Interview – Andrea Pearson, author of The Key of Kilenya
Today I am interviewing a fellow author who is about to have her first novel released with Valor Publishing Group. The Key of Kilenya, by Andrea Pearson will soon be available in a store near you. The official launch date … Continue reading
Book Review – Secret Sisters, by Tristi Pinkston
What do you get when you mix a bunch of well-meaning grannies (well, they’re not all grannies, but the image fits), with family in need, a technology geek, and a mysterious bad guy? Lots of laughs. I know Tristi personally. … Continue reading
Book Review – I’ll Know You By Heart, by Kimberly Job
I don’t read romance. Occasionally I will read a suspense novel that has romance in it, and I know this book qualifies as romantic suspense, but it is not the norm for my reading shelf. As far as the romantic … Continue reading
Book Review – Summer in Paris, by Michele Ashman Bell
Summer in Paris is a YA Coming of Age/Romance novel, and therefore certainly not the type of book I normally read. But I was intrigued by the title and the back cover copy. And I think as an author it’s … Continue reading
Socks For The Homeless
My good friend and fellow author Tristi Pinkston is doing a worthy project for the homeless as part of her book launch. Please see the following blog post for more information: http://secretsistersmysteries.blogspot.com/2010/03/operation-sock-hop.html Besides socks, blankets or coats are also welcome.
