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Book Launch: In-Person and with Fairies!
This is my IN-PERSON book launch. Giveaways! Fairy Houses! Flute music! art! Book signing! Readings! And find out if you have what it takes to be a fairy godparent. Continue reading
Waking Beauty Book Giveaway
Through April 30, enter to win a free copy of my book! Continue reading
Waking Beauty Book Trailer
It’s my first book trailer for Waking Beauty! Continue reading
Waking Beauty cover
Here’s the cover art for my book, Waking Beauty, coming out this May. Continue reading
book reviews / fairy tale / humor / sci fi
Book Review: Cress
BEST. RESCUE. SCENE. EVER.
If you have no other reason to read Cress, this scene would justify it. A damsel in distress is held prisoner by a crazed wolf-man, a hero rushes through the hallway shouting her name, and then—
I laughed so hard I fell over.
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book reviews / Enclave / fairy tale / sci fi
It’s CYBORG MONDAY!
If that isn’t the most clever marketing phrase to promote Marissa Meyer’s cyborg Cinderella series, which began with Cinder. And I will freely help promote it, for this sci fi fairy tale universe is rapidly becoming one of my favorites. It’s a metallic jambalaya, a mechanic’s box of spare parts from fairy tales. And watching … Continue reading
Book Review: Cinder
The Lunar Chronicles, Book 1 Marissa Meyer Sci fi/Fairy tale Whether you take to Marissa Meyer’s book Cinder depends in part on how well you can tolerate a few loose wires sticking out of your Disney princesses. I found this story about a cyborg Cinderella rather amenable. But then, I am a sci fi geek, … Continue reading
Book Review: The One
Series: The Selection Kiera Cass YA There’s a lot to like about this last installment of Kiera Cass’s The Selection series. To bring you up to speed, America Singer is in a reality-show style contest to wed Prince Maxon. But each of them has other romantic entanglements. And then there are the political rebellions, terrorist … Continue reading
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