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Monday, April 22, 2024

Book Tour with Excerpt and Review: Raising the Dead by Jayne Lisbeth

 Raising the Dead is the journey of a naive young woman who grows to maturity through the love and mentoring of friends, both living and dead.

 

Monday, February 12, 2024

HER: The Flame Tree by Khanh Ha

HER: The Flame TreeHER: The Flame Tree by Khanh Ha: On Tour


Publisher:  Gival Press, (October 1, 2023)
Category: Historical Fiction, Literary Fiction
Tour dates: January 16-Feb 23, 2024
ISBN:  978-1940724454
Available in Print and ebook, 280 pages

  HER: The Flame Tree

Description HER: The Flame Tree by Khanh Ha

Thursday, March 3, 2022

Suzie's Review and Author Guest Post: Time and the Tree by Róisín Sorahan

Time and the Tree by Róisín Sorahan
Time and the Tree by Róisín Sorahan


Publisher: Adelaide Books, NY (September 6, 2021
Category: Literary Fiction, Fantasy, Modern Fable, and Self-actualization
Tour dates: January-February, 2022
ISBN: 978-1955196635
Available in Print and ebook, 282 pages




Description Time and the Tree by Róisín Sorahan


A modern fable about the nature of time and the quest for happiness.

It’s darkly funny, deceptively simple, and a necessary read for testing times.

In this gripping philosophical tale, a boy awakens beneath a tree in a forest in summer. He is soon joined by Time and his slave, a withered creature hooked on time and aching to disappear. The story evolves over the course of a year as a host of characters are drawn to the Tree for guidance. The unlikely cast grapple with choices and grope towards self-knowledge in a world where compassion is interwoven with menace. As the seasons bring great changes to the forest, we watch the child grow while the trials he faces mount. Then the time for talk and innocence passes as the forces of darkness rally, threatening the lives of his friends.

Lyrical, honest and heart-breaking, Time and the Tree confronts readers with a unique perspective on the challenges life presents. A wise and hopeful book, it is uplifting and unsettling by turns.

Tuesday, November 2, 2021

Mother’s Tale and Other Stories by Khanh Ha- Review

Mother’s Tale and Other Stories by Khanh Ha

 

A Mother’s Tale and Other Stories by Khanh Ha Publisher: C&R Press (October 15, 2021) Category: Linked Short Stories, Literary Fiction, Historical Fiction Tour dates: October 11-November 24, 2021 ISBN: 978-1949540239 Available in Print and ebook, 150 pages

 A Mother’s Tale and Other Stories

Description Mother’s Tale and Other Stories by Khanh Ha

A Mother’s Tale is a tale of salvaging one’s soul from received and inherited war-related trauma. Within the titular beautiful story of a mother’s love for her son is the cruelty and senselessness of the Vietnam War, the poignant human connection, and a haunting narrative whose set ting and atmosphere appear at times otherworldly through their land scape and inhabitants.

Captured in the vivid descriptions of Vietnam’s country and culture are a host of characters, tortured and maimed and generous and still empathetic despite many obstacles, including a culture wrecked by losses. Somewhere in this chaos readers will find a tender link between the present-day survivors and those already gone. Rich and yet buoyant with a vision-like quality, this collection shares a common theme of love and loneliness, longing and compassion, where beauty is discovered in the moments of brutality, and agony is felt in ecstasy.

Tuesday, June 15, 2021

Mockingbird in Mark Twain's Hat by Kaia Alexander Book Tour, Interview, Review, and Giveaway


Mockingbird in Mark Twain’s Hat

Mockingbird in Mark Twain’s Hat by Kaia Alexander 
 Publisher: Waterside Press, Oct, 2020 
Category: Children’s illustrated chapter book 
Tour dates: May 27-June 30, 2021 
ISBN: 978-1949001914 
Available in Print and ebook, 138 pages 

Mockingbird in Mark Twains Hat

Wednesday, April 14, 2021

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Sunday, July 19, 2015