The Harvester

The Harvester

Lynn Crain

Indie Published

Princess Sky Xera Nerezsh came to earth to avoid the normal succession path to the throne. Being the oldest daughter, she will be required to murder her mother in order to secure her path to power. Sky loves her mother and refuses this path, choosing instead to disappear in the vast reaches of space. When her past collides with her present, she has to think quick on her feet, claim two men and a whole planet just to avoid the inevitable: a meeting with her mother. Along the way, she discovers true love and a burning need to be there for them always. Now if the other Harvesters can just keep to themselves, they’ll have no problems. But who said true love was ever easy.

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The View From Santa's Sleigh

The View From Santa’s Sleigh

Lynn Crain

eXtasy Books

Tessa, very let down by love, is surprised to find herself comforted by the red-suited man himself on Christmas Eve. Thinking he is the figment of her slightly tipsy mind, she pours her heart out to him hoping for just a little love, understanding and a good sexual encounter. Tessa gets more than she bargained for with an elf named Jedrick and both get the Christmas present of a lifetime. In only a short time, they find themselves realizing their love is for more than just the holiday season and more than just the sexual romp they had envisioned.

But Tessa has obligations in the real world and Jedrick needs to begin designs for next year. He gives her a very special locket, telling her to use it anytime and he will come right away. Once back in her world, Tessa finds it has lost its charm and knows that her place is with Jedrick. Their very humorous love-story is told amidst the backdrop of a post Christmas North Pole and the winter in Reno.

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The Taking of An Apprentice

The Taking of An Apprentice

Lynn Crain

eXtasy Books

Oma Weir is a hermit by her own making. After her husband died, she was determined to need no one and nothing. However, fate has set a different path for the woman, and when Cayden Quirie shows up at her door, she knows the path she has dreamt is before her. Unfortunately, that path will lead to death and destruction, something every magic wielder tries to avoid.

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A Viennese Christmas

A Viennese Christmas

A Taste of Vienna ~ Book 1

Lynn Crain

Indie Published

Sign language interpreter, Amanda Kranz, wants to find her soul mate but fears her chance has past due to the death of her childhood sweetheart. Finding sexy historian Henry Jager during an outing in her new home of Vienna, Austria, may have been a stroke of luck. When his ex-fiancée shows up just as their relationship starts to sizzle, Amanda must decide if standing up for what really she wants will give her lifetime happiness. Or will she be destined to spend life alone?

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Thursday's Tidbits

Hi All!

Hope you’re having a wonderful Thursday. Here in Vienna, Austria, it is still cold though little snow is left on the ground. Don’t forget to check out our sister blog, The Log Line Blog, where Wednesday’s Wisdom went over just how easy it was to shorten a link without software.

Again, I’m going to be short and simple as I have lots on my plated. As authors, we all look for review spots. Here’s a few to start you off.

A Buckeye Girl Reads

Website:        http://lovesromances.blogspot.com/

Contact:        Colette at buckeyegirlreads@gmail.com

Genres:          urban fantasy

                        historical romance

                        paranormal romance

                        science fiction romance (in the vein of Gini Koch’s Alien series)

                        historical fiction

                        erotica especially menage

                        YA with paranormal or dystopian elements

                        Might consider mysteries, science fiction and M/M.

Doesn’t Do:  inspiration fiction

                        biographies

                        self-help

                        motivational books

Notes:            Appears to be only taking on books from authors they have previously

                        reviewed. Welcomes ebooks and self-published authors. Check website for                             more information.

Members:     493

Elegantly Bound Books

Website:        http://thegreatyaescape.blogspot.com/

Contact:        Crystal at cgrant@liberty.edu

Genres:          young adult

                        paranormal romance

                        historical romance

                        urban fantasy

                        science fiction

                        adult fiction

Doesn’t Do:  Not listed.

Notes:            Accepts ebooks.

Members:     530

Cover Art Review

Website:        http://coverartreview.blogspot.com/

Contact:        judehardin@yahoo.com

Genres:          All

Doesn’t Do:  None listed

Notes:            This is the place to get your cover art reviewed. Expect an honest critique.

Members:     77 (Listed in this section because it’s the only one of its kind.)

Good Choice Reading

Website:        http://www.goodchoicereading.com/p/review-request.html     

Contact:        GCRWanda@goodchoicereading.com

Genres:          Adult, YA, middle grade; Paranormal, Romance, Science Fiction, Fantasy,                             Dystopian, novella’s, Steampunk, Mystery and Thriller    

Doesn’t Do:  Non-fiction, Memoirs, Biographies

Notes:            Not sure but looks like they accept indie/self-published on a case by case

                        basis.

Members:     2430

Bumps In The Road

            Website:        http://bumpsintheroad1.blogspot.com/

Contact:        bookjunkie221@gmail.com

Genres:          YA

                        Romance (Contemporary, Paranormal and Historical)
                        Erotica (sparingly)
                        Paranormal
                        Urban Fantasy
                        Thrillers/Mysteries
                        Westerns
                        Dystopian novels
Doesn’t Do:  Not Listed

Notes:            The Eclectic Bookshelf is a mainly a book blog with the occasional talk

                        about their knitting projects and personal items. They to read everything

                        but only take requests in the above listed genres.

Members:     416

As a reminder, I make no endorsement of any listed reviewer/book blogger and try to give as much pertinent information as possible. I can also not guarantee the continued existence of the blog but at its inclusion, the blog was live and viable.

As always, if you have any information to share on Thursday's Tidbits, just let me know. See you all next week!

Lynn

The Book’s Blurb Blog

Thursday's Tidbits

Today’s post is going to be short and sweet. Here are some people and their blogs that you should be following.

http://brendahiatt.com/show-me-the-money/indie-earnings/  ~ Record your Indie stats with Brenda Hiatt. Brenda has been collecting stats yearly with her ‘Show Me The Money’ survey for a long time on traditional publishing. She’s now including indie books in that survey. She records only dollars and numbers sold, no author names are included.

http://www.drdebraholland.blogspot.com/ ~ Debra Holland is a wonderful resource on self-epublishing. She shares her sales figures, her earnings and more on her website. She was actually the first author I ran across, besides Lynn Viehl for traditional publishing, who showed me her numbers.

http://www.facebook.com/galleycat ~ Interesting little facebook page that has all sorts of tidbits of information. Like how many words NaWriMo writers produced: 3 billion. They also have things like where indie book signings and the like are happening.

http://lisamondello.blogspot.com ~ An author who is self-epublishing her backlist. She shares her sales and stats for all venues. She has great articles on the site as well.

http://www.norahwilsonwrites.com/wordpress/ ~ Norah Wilson writes about all things in regards to her books and she writes in many different genres. She shares sales tips and information as well as sales numbers and royalties.

That’s it for this week! Go forth and WRITE!

Lynn

The Book’s Blurb Blog