It’s my latest author alert and today we’re revisiting Didi Oviatt, a past spotlightee (is that a word… wait, I’m a writer — should I know?), to reveal the cover of her newest book. I’ve read and loved two of Didi’s other books, Search for Maylee and Aggravated Momentum. Check out her dedicated profile page on my blog too! But today… it’s all about ‘Justice for Belle’ which drops on May 15th, 2019 and is available for sale NOW! I’m reading it now, stay tuned for a review next week.
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Today’s post has an exciting promotion from Crooked Lane Books beginning on April 1 for Little Darlings—a pre-order giveaway of a swag box including 1 copy of The Complete Grimm’s Fairytales, 1 leather-bound notebook valued at $100.00, and 1 wood-burnt bookmark with an engraving from “The Stolen Child” folktale reminiscent in Little Darlings.
If you haven’t heard of the book or read my review from last month, I’ve re-created the post below to get you up to speed. It was a great opportunity, and who wouldn’t love this Grimm swag!
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In today’s stop on the author spotlight series, we’re lucky enough to share some time with Laurie Woodward, an author and peace consultant you need to know more about. Laurie blogs about creativity, artistic expression, poetry, peace and how to stop bullying. Readers with great imaginations and a love for adventure would enjoy her books, so be sure to stick around for this wonderful interview opportunity… you might just find that special combination of literature, art, empathy, and creativity.
These books build self-esteem and honor the uniqueness inside every one of us. It tells children that when one is true to him/herself, magical things happen. When a mystical art-created land is in danger it’s up to an unlikely trio of kids to save it. Once they enter this magical place, Alex, Bartholomew and Gwen join gods, goddesses, and painted beings in a battle against an evil race bent on annihilating all art. But it won’t be easy as only the true art will keep Artania safe.
The Artania Chronicles are middle grade fantasy novels similar to The Narnia Chronicles and Harry Potter. I have written almost four and plan to write seven because there is a prophecy which says that there will be seven tasks to complete before Artania is safe again.
Born on the cusp of the second millennium.
On the eleventh year of their lives.
They will join together like single forged knives.
Their battle will be long with 7 evils to undo.
Scattered around will be 7 clues.
And many will perish before they are through.
But our world will be saved if their art is true.
Each book takes place in a mystical land based on an art-history period. For example, A1 takes place during the time of antiquities, A2 during the Renaissance, A3 is set during the Gothic Period, and A4 is during the Impressionist Period. I do extensive research for each novel making sure that all clothing, architecture, and art is true to period. Thus, each book is educational, but children learn while going along on an adventure.
Can a kid who’s forced to bathe six times a day save a magical world? It’s not his fault his father drowned in a mud puddle just before he was born, turning Mother into a cleaning fanatic. Now eleven-year-old Bartholomew Borax III can’t go to school, play outside, or, worst of all, make art. But he has to. So he sketches in secret.
Then two amazing things happen, he’s allowed to go to school and he meets skateboarding painter, Alexander Devinci. In Bartholomew’s book, Alex is wicked cool because he gets needing to create. But sharing glimpses of a freaky world every time they brush past each other makes for a tentative friendship. Meanwhile, Alex’s strained relationship with his mother takes an ominous turn when she has a heart attack, leading Bartholomew to reach out.
Later, during an art museum field trip, a rainbow inside a painting yanks the boys into another realm. Bartholomew’s living in an antiseptic mansion is nothing in comparison to how weird Artania is with living paintings, sculptures, and sketches. It shares some mystical connection with Earth, but is in grave danger. Twelve pharaohs have been captured and if they are not freed soon, an entire Artanian nation will be destroyed. But only Alex and Bartholomew’s powers can rescue them.
When he sees a struggling Artanian child pulled underground, Bartholomew finally agrees to help, not knowing if it will be enough. With Egyptian gods, goddesses, and warriors at their side, they brave a series of battles, duels, and skateboarding escapes. Bartholomew blunders again and again. Amidst dead and wounded comrades, his guilt grows. As his confidence begins to erode, he must work with Alex but it takes all of his talents and more to battle an evil race of shadowy creatures. For only the power of true creation will finally defeat Sickhert’s army and bring art back to the world.
Mona Lisa kidnapped? Her father, Leonardo, in tears? What will the Deliverers do?
It has been a year since Alex and Bartholomew first ventured into the mystical Artania. Once again they are called upon to keep this art-created world safe.
But peril waits at every turn. Traitorous Pirates. Fearful gods and goddesses. Monsters of the deep. A world’s safety lies in the hands three twelve-year-olds. Alex and Bartholomew, with their spunky sidekick Gwen, return to Artania to wrench the kidnapped Mona Lisa from the hands of ruthless pirates.
As shadowy dream-invading creatures unleash a new power, dragons disappear from a mystical, art-created world. Fearful, The Thinker calls upon an unlikely trio of thirteen-year-olds to find out why. Soon, Alex, the brooding painter, Bartholomew, the home-schooled sculptor, and Gwen, the skater girl, enter his art-created world on a quest to return the elusive golden dragons to the sky. With battling dragons, murderous outlaws, and enchanted scrolls these teens will need to find strengths they never knew they had in a relentless battle to keep an entire land from turning to dust.
The Dolphin Legacy (Co-writer) This book was used as the basis for a film recently aired on Discovery’s television show, Animal Planet. As a young dive instructor, Dean Bernal in the quiet bays of the Turks and Caicos Islands he meets a wild bottlenose dolphin named JoJo. This sparks the beginning of a deep friendship that spans decades. Dean begins a campaign to protect JoJo from machines and from the greed driven people who wish to capture him. And as JoJo touches more and more people, Dean learns about our human ability to heal ourselves through nature and how compassion shown to animals brings us openness, sensitivity, and peace.
Forest Secrets (Self-published) In this book children learn about the necessity of care for nature and the forest and apply it to other environments. When an eleven-year-old girl befriends a tree creature, she uncovers a plot to illegally log in a protected forest. She then sets off on an adventure to save all tree people and an endangered species from destruction.
Describe your goals as a writer. What do you hope to achieve in the next few years? First, I want to grow in my craft improving my work. Also, I plan to write the final three Artania novels, complete at least one realistic YA novel, write more environmental fantasies like Forest Secrets, and learn more about screenwriting.
What advice would you give other authors or those still trying to get published? Write and read as much as you can. Don’t expect the first draft to be perfect. Rewrite. Read your changes. Rewrite again. And again. Until your story is the best it can be. Don’t rush for quantity and forget about revising for quality.
What particular challenges and struggles did you face before first becoming published? Like all writers, I’ve struggled with doubts. Am I good enough? Will people like my work? What if I do my best and it’s terrible? And as year followed year with the pile of rejection letters growing my confidence definitely waxed and waned. It wasn’t until Creativia offered me a publishing contract in 2017 that some of those doubts faded.
What are your hobbies and interests besides writing? I love adventure and travel. Some of my favorite places to visit have been Italy, Great Britain, and France where history feeds her dreams and stories. I also enjoy scuba diving, hiking, kayaking, and boating both near my coastal California home and in Hawaii, Mexico, Costa Rica, and in the Caribbean. One of my greatest loves is dance, something I minored in during college. I have taken courses in everything from Jazz to Ballet and Salsa to Swing. You can find often find Laurie at live music venues joining her friends with silly moves on the dance floor. I believe in maintaining a healthy lifestyle and goes to the gym several times a week.
As a fifth-grade teacher, I endeavor to empower children in a myriad of ways. First, I am an award-winning peace consultant who helps other educators teach children how to stop bullying, avoid arguments, and maintain healthy friendships. For twenty-five years I have worked in Title One schools with large concentrations of low-income students, second language learners, immigrants from diverse cultures, and gang families.
Dean Bernal even filmed some of the lessons for his DVD. He shot scenes at Taylor Elementary of students making Peace Cards, engaging in role-plays, and signing contracts to become Dolphin Ambassadors for Peace. In 2011 I became a team coach and coauthored more peace curriculum with other teachers which I offer free on my blog. Here, strategies to promote compassion in children were introduced. Then, positive conflict resolution was promoted with a series of art, writing, role-playing and other activities.
Most recently I have been working to make anti-bullying videos with my students one of which was a winner in the national Oxy Take A Stand Against Bullying contest. I also coach our school’s Battle of the Books team, am the faculty advisor for Student Council, and my team’s language arts representative.
Some authors like to make an argument or address an issue when they write. Is there an issue addressing with your book? I believe there is a magical part inside all of us, our creative side, that when nurtured, births amazing things. Films. Paintings. Stories. I’ve seen both children and adults light up when creating. But many people do not honor who they truly are. They try to fit into some preconceived notion of what society says is “normal.” I would love my Artania novels help others see that wonder inside.
What gave you the idea for your books The Artania Chronicles? When our government started putting so much emphasis on test scores in schools. It felt like overnight that creativity was being replaced by rote learning. As teachers were told to do less art, music, and other creative endeavors, it felt like we were squelching a beautiful part of children, their creative selves.
To me, that creativity is magical. Thus, in Artania, every time a child sketches, paints, or sculpts, it births a beautiful part of children, their creative selves. But when people turn away from their true selves it gives rise to these monsters I call Shadow Swine whose purpose is stop all creation.
What do you like most and least about being an author? What is your toughest challenge? I love revising and adding more texture to a book. As I read and reread my work I am one with the story. My least favorite part is that first draft when I’m not sure where the story is going.
What do you like about writing in your genre? Pretending to be a kid on a skateboard battling monsters!
With so many books being written today, what makes your books stand out from the crowd? I have looked, asked librarians and book store clerks, and as far I can tell Artania is the only series with an art-created land and creation as superpower. Also, the books inspire children to follow their dreams and honor their own unique gifts.
What type of books do you like to read? Who are some of your favorite authors? I love science fiction, fantasy, and thrillers Robert Heinlein’s Stranger in a Strange Land is my favorite because it represents the utopia dream of peace I wish we were working towards in the real world. I also love to read Dean Koontz, Neil Gaiman, Asimov, Lois Lowry, and Frank Herbert.
Before we say goodbye to Laurie for today… one last question I asked to see if we share the same response.
What are you afraid to write about, Laurie?
Sad times from my childhood… aren’t we all? I know how she feels… I look forward to reading The Artania Chronicles this year… anyone want to join me? Also… stay tuned for later this month where I bring a few trailers for Laurie’s books to the the blog — now you can check it out in even more detail! Let’s give a great big hug and thank you to Laurie for spending some time with us today! THANK YOU!
For those new to me or my reviews… here’s the scoop: I’m Jay, an author who lives in NYC. My stand-alone novels, Watching Glass Shatter and Father Figure, can be purchased on Amazon as electronic copies or physical copies. My new book series, Braxton Campus Mysteries, will fit those who love cozy mysteries and crime investigations. There are three books: Academic Curveball, Broken Heart Attack, and Flower Power Trip (March 2019). I read, write, and blog A LOT on this site where you can also find all my social media profiles to get the details on the who/what/when/where and my pictures. Leave a comment and let me know what you think. Thanks for stopping by. Note: All written content is my original creation and copyrighted to me, but the graphics and images were linked from other sites and belong to them. Many thanks to their original creators. Follow my blog with Bloglovin.
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I’m excited to share a video about 4 fantastic books I’ve read… all centered around strong female leading characters… check it out!
Leading female characters are a force to be reckoned with! They present the kind of strength and dynamics that are both admired and envied. I love to completely bury myself in books where the story lines are driven by headstrong and capable women! It’s empowering, uplifting, and admirable to say the least! Today, a few fellow Creativia authors and I would like to present a sample of our own books that feature STRONG LEADING FEMALE CHARACTERS! Enjoy, and click-through the links for more!
Find more from James J. Cudney on his Website, Blog, and his Amazon Page!
** Because there was nowhere to run, I waited until the passenger door opened… only to find myself staring at the barrel of Logan’s gun. The little jolt of fear that zinged through me was skillfully hidden under a blank façade.
“Get in,” he snapped tightly. His shoulders were tense, his eyes held annoyance and irritation, but no anger or hints of crazed triumph. Two things I gathered in that instance. One, if he was going to shoot me he would have done it the moment the door opened. Two, the expression on his face told me he didn’t want me dead.
Find more from Jina Bazzar on her Blog and her Amazon Page!
**An invisible threat festers, warning and urging me to recapture lost memories scattered in cerebral crevices. Undaunted’s blog, the mysterious manuscript, and the campus photo of Patrice and Penelope are only frazzles—pieces of a daunting puzzle. There’s a reason Penelope’s resurfaced two years later with her friend’s stolen online identity. I sense a scheme intended to unearth Patrice’s disappearance. She’s providing small clues, guiding me closer to Patrice. Detective Pennington, Senator Murphy, is the PayPal address also evidence?
Find more from E. Denise Billups on her Blog and Amazon Page!
** The afternoon Maylee’s case was practically declared unsolvable and doomed for a cold shelf life, all hope drained from Autumn. Her car was left in the parking lot, and slow dragging feet carried her home, she moved in a blurry haze. Amidst the draining three mile walk to her front porch, the heat transformed into gloom, and before Autumn knew it she was engulfed in rain. The weather as unforgettably odd.
Find more from Didi Oviatt on her Blog and Amazon Page!
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Today is extra special because it’s LAUNCH DAY for CLOUDED BY ENVY, the next amazing young adult fantasy book written by Candace Robinson. I’m thrilled to share my review and key links for readers everywhere to dive into this wonderful story. Isn’t that cover TRULY spectacular! Don’t wait… check out my review below, add it to Goodreads, and visit Amazon today!
If you’re unfamiliar with Candace Robinson, you should check out the other books I’ve read of hers. I’ve created a dedicated page on my blog where you can see them all!
Bray wasn’t sure how long she had drifted off for, but there was a puddle of wetness against her cheek when she woke up—okay, so it was only drool from herself. Lifting a hand up toward her cheek, she swiped the saliva away and rubbed it on to the hammock. Classy, she thought, but there was already some gathered there anyway.
Remembering the events from earlier, Bray headed straight to the hole and peeked out. She shifted her head from left to right. Nothing. Bray looked up and down—she could see a few bushes had already been planted in the dirt.
Then she saw it: a circular stone bowl filled with water sitting on top of a long thick stem, attached to a circular bottom. A birdbath! Almost giddily, Bray stepped on the ledge of the hole and leaped off, flapping her wings hurriedly to the nearest pink and yellow peach. Opening her jaw wide, she bit into the thin skin. A juicy one. The fruit filled her mouth with delicious pleasure, and she took one more long bite before diving down to the birdbath.
The top of her newfound treasure was a perfect circle with tiny mounds around it resembling hills. Bray landed on the ceramic and bent down to take a seat, before placing her bare feet into the warm water that had been perfectly heated from the shining sun.
Peering down at the clear water, Bray saw no sign of intrusion from other creatures yet. She rotated her head in every direction, as if she would be caught just by thinking about slipping into the water—still no sign of life.
Flicking her braid over her shoulder, Bray pursed her lips together to hide the smile aching to shine against her face and jumped into the water. The splash echoed. Her bare feet scraped the rough bottom, while her dress inflated and then clung to her body as she shot to the surface. She let out a small giggle to herself. It was sad that the only highlight of the past year was hopping into a shallow pool of water with no one around except for her.
She leaned back into the liquid, letting herself float and moving her arms slowly up and down, while swimming in figure-eight circles.
Bray closed her eyes and let the water cover her ears, so it felt like nothing in the world existed, except for the muffled vibrations from the liquid.
A loud booming sounded from above, and her eyelids thrust open, meeting dark brown eyes, light brown skin, and that black bowl hair. Tiny human. Luca.
Freeze, Bray thought to herself, not even blinking her eyes. She held them wide open, thinking he wouldn’t notice her, or maybe he would just assume she was a bird. Even though he was staring at her and had spoken something she didn’t hear clearly.
Nope. That isn’t going to work. He hovered closer, his eyes scrunched halfway closed to examine her more thoroughly. Unable to hold her eyes open any longer, Bray blinked several times.
“What are you?” he asked, genuine amazement creeping into his words, lips slightly parted.
“A bat!” Bray yelled, and she jumped up from the warmth of the water, darting straight for the tree hole.
Breathing heavily, Bray landed inside and collided with the floor. She rolled to her back, running both hands down her face. “Why did I come out without paying attention? I know not to!” Ruth had always told her this.
A quake trembled through the tree, causing shivers to run up and down her spine. What is the little beast doing? Oh no, what if he is trying to chop down the tree? My home—the peaches! Bray didn’t know why she was thinking about stupid peaches when there was another fruit tree directly next door.
Despite the thunderous rumbling, Bray grabbed the needle from underneath her hammock and dodged toward the window. If the little beast thought he could take her down, then he had another thing coming. She would prick his eye—actually, she would poke both of his eyes to protect her and Brenik’s home.
When Bray reached the edge of the window, the sound stopped. She peeped her head out of the hole, right as a face met hers, his black hair falling forward over a hazel eye—an eye she was going to poke. Startled, she jumped back instead of toward him.
Bray brought the needle up toward his smiling face, just in case.
“Are you planning on sewing something?” He tilted his head at the needle.
“Yeah, your eyeball.” She gave him a hard glare.
“What?” he asked while laughing hysterically.
“No. Technically, it’s my brother’s home,” he said, still smiling.
Crestfallen, Bray lowered the needle. “Oh. Me neither. I only have a brother, but he will be gone for a while.” She paused and glanced at the note Brenik had left behind, her chest tightening. Then she shrugged it off and shifted her gaze back to the boy. “By the way, my name is Brayora, but you can call me Bray.” For some reason, she wasn’t worried anymore about the human.
“I’m Luca Duran.” He plopped his thin fingers on the edge of the hole.
“Yeah, I heard your name this morning, little beast. I mean, Luca.” She thought little beast suited him better than Luca.
My name is Candace Robinson. I’m just your average hemiplegic migraine sufferer. My days are spent writing, book reviewing and traveling through books for my blog, Literary Dust. I live just outside of Houston, Texas, where it feels like the hottest place on Earth with the crazy weather. No, seriously, one day it’s 30 degrees and the next it’s 70 degrees! I live with my husband and awesome daughter!
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Today’s author spotlight is an accomplished writer with over two dozen books and a couple of pen names to keep track of… you might already know her! Let’s meet Bree Baker who agreed to an interview earlier this month with none other than yours truly. I first met Bree through one of her alter egos, Jacqueline Frost, author of the ‘Tree Farm Mysteries.’ If you missed my reviews of Twelve Slays of Christmas and ‘Twas the Knife Before Christmas, be sure to check them out so you can see for yourself how fantastic of a writer she is. The next book in her Seaside Café Mysteries releases on February 26th, 2019, which is why we’re going all out today to get to know her better so we can spread the word!
Bree Baker is a Midwestern writer obsessed with small town high jinks, sweet tea and the sea. She’s been telling stories to her family, friends and strangers for as long as she can remember, and more often than not, those stories feature a warm ocean breeze and recipe she’s sure to ruin. Now, she’s working on those fancy cooking skills and dreaming up adventures for the Seaside Cafe mysteries. But there is more… Bree is a pen name for Julie Anne Lindsey… a multi-genre author who writes the stories that keep her up at night. She’s a self-proclaimed nerd with a penchant for words and proclivity for fun. Julie lives in Ohio with her husband and three spunky children. Today, she hopes to make someone smile. One day she plans to change the world. Julie is a member of the International Thriller Writers (ITW), Romance Writers of America (RWA), and Sisters in Crime (SinC). She is represented by Jill Marsal of Marsal Lyon Literary Agency.
What are your real, author, and/or pen names?
My real name is Julie Anne Lindsey. I write as myself for Harlequin Intrigue and also at Kensington, where my new Cider Shop Mysteries series begins this fall. I write as Julie Chase AND as Jacqueline Frost for Crooked Lane Books, and for Sourcebooks I am Bree Baker.
I live in Northeastern Ohio.
How long have you been published? What titles and/or series have you published and with which publisher? Have you self-published any titles?
I published my first short story in 2012. Since then I’ve published more than 25 novels, 2 short stories and 3 novellas. My new Cider Shop Mysteries series begins in November with Kensington. I’m currently publishing the Seaside Café Mysteries with Sourcebooks, the Kitty Couture Mysteries and the Tree Farm mysteries with Crooked Lane Books, plus I write romantic suspense for Harlequin Intrigue.
Yes! I’m a national and local member of Sisters in Crime and Romance Writers of America. I’m also the current PAN Coordinator for the mystery and suspense chapter of RWA called Kiss of Death, and I belong to the International Thriller Writers.
Coffee, cats and Wine, plus reading!
What’s your goal in writing? Any social issues you want to cover?
I write to provide readers with an escape. It’s the reason I read, and I write to return the favor, or at least to pass it on.
What gave you the idea for your book?
I have a busy mind. The ideas never stop. It’s exhausting.
I read Twilight in2010 and it gave me a much needed escape from the chaos of my life. When I put it down, I realized that I wanted to do that for someone else.
I’m a dedicated outliner. Writing for four publishers as five people while raising three kids and trying to stay sane requires serious time management and outlines keep me on track to deliver 6-7 novels a year.
I rarely read reviews. The positive ones feel amazing, but the mean ones really sting, and when people are cruel, it can take a long time for me to emotionally recover.
I’ve learned that I’m tougher than I thought, more determined and resilient too!
I am a full time author.
I’ve got a tight writing schedule through March 2020 which will provide manuscripts for releases through the end of that year. In addition, I have several new ideas brewing, I just need a little time to write up their proposals.
For me, the writing is easy, finding the time to do it is a nightmare!
I try to read broadly. I belong to a local book club that reads bestsellers across genres, plus I read cozy mystery and romantic suspense to keep myself on top of the genres I write. I also listen to audio books on my 4 hour daily commute in anything from psychological suspense to YA, to sci-fi romance! And I’m currently reading the Harry Potter series. I read it all!
Name 3 influential authors on you and tell us why.
Susan Mallery because she melts my heart.
If you could co-write a book with a famous author who would it be? If it was another writer you admire but isn’t well known, who would it be?
In my dreams I would write with Janet Evanovich, my favorite author ever.
Catering her childhood friend’s beachfront wedding was a dream come true for Everly Swan—and, with hundreds of guests in attendance, great exposure for her new iced tea shop and café. But when the well-to-do groom is found floating facedown in the surf, the locals of Charm, North Carolina turn their suspicions on his new bride. Could she have been so desperate to lay hands on his fortune that she arranged for his murder even before they set off on their honeymoon?
Everly knows her lovestruck friend couldn’t be behind the murder, but with clues pointing in several directions, she can’t decide which wedding guest is the most likely culprit. Meanwhile, the frustratingly handsome Detective Hays has made it clear that Everly should stay out of the investigation altogether. But with a killer on the loose and a feeling that someone is watching her café very closely, Everly knows that if she can’t solve this murder soon, her cake might be iced for good.
Don’t miss your opportunity to pre-order Bree’s book via Amazon right now!
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Today I’m highlighting a different genre than I usually share on the This Is My Truth Now blog. Take a wild guess based on the main cover of this post… not sure yet? It’s a supernatural romance with a multitude of themes bound to entice a wide readership.
Unveiled is the 2nd book in her ‘Snoqualmie Valley Sasquatch’ series. You can check out more Amazon’s Book Series Page.
It is considered a mature YA novel based on the age of protagonist, not the target readers.
The stories focus on important themes for our culture, including anti-bullying, coming-of-age, and anti-prejudice.
The books take a medical look at what could be the real cause of someone being a sasquatch and how ancient alien ideals might fit into the picture. Ultimately, the stories are actually based on the Coastal Salish traditions of Bigfoot.
If you’re curious to learn more about these books or the author, take a look at her Facebook page. You can follow her and other authors in her publishing fold to see fantastic stories, content, and opportunities to find your new favorite writers!
J.M. Northup is an American author and partner of NORNS TRIAD PUBLICATIONS. Julie writes in various genres, though she specializes in young adult fiction. Many of her stories blur the lines between multiple genres, including but not limited to Middle Grade, Dystopian, Suspense, thrillers, and romance.
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