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Gabriele Wills, Author of Elusive Dawn, On Tour

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This post was most recently updated on February 28th, 2013

Publisher : Mindshadows,  June 28, 2012
Category: Historical Fiction, WWI
Tour Dates: February, 2013
Available in: Print and ebook, 555 pages

It happened slowly at first. Thread by thread, the fabric of privilege and complacency enveloping the Wyndham family began to unravel. A carefree summer at their island house, disrupted by the arrival of long lost kin, ended in tragedy, betrayal, and war.

Now, in the compelling sequel to the acclaimed epic, The Summer Before The Storm, Ria and her friends find themselves at the mercy of forces beyond their control.

It’s late summer, 1916. While some members of the Wyndham family revel in the last resplendent days of the season at their Muskoka cottage, others continue to be drawn inexorably into the “Great War”, going from a world of misty sunrises across a tranquil lake to deadly moonlight bombing raids, festering trenches, and visceral terror.

For Ria, too many things have happened to hope that life would ever return to normal, that innocence could be regained. Caught in the vortex of turbulent events and emotions, she abandons the relative safety of the sidelines in Britain for the nightmare of France.

Her fate as an ambulance driver remains entwined with that of  her summer friends, all bound by a sense of duty. Living in the shadows of fear and danger awakens the urgency to grasp life, to live more immediately, more passionately amid the enormity of unprecedented death. Together, their lives weave a tale of liberation and loss, evolution and redemption. Those who survive this cataclysmic time are forever changed, like Canada itself.

Impeccably researched, beautifully written, Elusive Dawn will resonate with the reader long after the final page has been turned.

Praise for Elusive Dawn:

 “In Elusive Dawn, author Gabriele Wills shows talent that is anything but elusive. Her skillfully crafted scenes populated by well drawn characters will pull readers into the story and not let go until the very last page.” Writer’s Digest Magazine

“The Summer Before The Storm and Elusive Dawn are not only well written, suspenseful, and enjoyable, but also historically accurate. The amazing amount of research provides an excellent educational background on the Great War and on aviation. The writer obviously has a keen interest in and knowledge of the subject.” – Arthur Bishop, WWII pilot and author, son of Billy Bishop, VC, Britain’s top WWI Ace (who makes an appearance in Elusive Dawn)

“Just like “The Summer Before the Storm”, “Elusive Dawn” had me riveted from the beginning. Once again Gabriele Wills has done an almost superhuman amount of research and has managed to combine her knowledge into an incredibly readable book about the horrors of war.   Wills has written a worthy follow-up to “The Summer Before the Storm”, and I eagerly anticipate the release of the final book in the series.” Jonita, The Book Chick

“My new all-time favourite author is Gabriele Wills. This is a wonderful book, full of so much detail that you feel like you are living the life of privileged society through the terrible war, but also in Canadian and English high society.   Now I am waiting for the third installment! I have read all of Gabriele Wills’ books other than A Place Called Home, which I am frantically seeking! Don’t miss these books. They are wonderful.” Donna Mcnab, Goodreads.com Reviewer

“Elusive Dawn is a very moving piece of WWI fiction and certainly as good as the first book in the series. Will’s prose is fresh and poetic. She captures the period in great detail. I could picture every scene in the book, like I was there. If you are a fan of Downton Abbey, trust me, you will love this series!”  Teddy Rose, So Many Precious Books, So Little Time

“I could not put this book down! The characters, many of which won my affection in the first novel, are so vivid and real that they feel like old friends. Every page is filled with a bevy of emotions, ranging from despair and foreboding regarding the horrible war, to elation and hope for the future. Wills’ writing made me feel like I wasn’t even reading words on a page, but actually experiencing everything along with the characters themselves.” – Ashley Katsuyama, NY

“When I read the Muskoka Novels I couldn’t put the books down, and even though I’ve read them several times now I’m still unable to put them down. I am drawn into their world and I find myself still captivated by every detail. This series is absolutely fantastic. It is everything I want in a book and cannot wait for the next addition to the series. ” – Katelyn Walton

“This is book 2 of the Muskoka series, and it is every bit as good as the first book, The Summer Before the Storm. I love a book with a huge cast of characters, a detailed setting, and many plot themes. This book did not disappoint. The characters were believable, showed many sides to their personalities and each had their own distinct personality. The author lets the characters show the reader who they are instead of just telling us, which is remarkable with so many characters. If you love family sagas, like Downton Abbey, I think you will love this series.  I have a deep love for WWI aviation, and this is the first fiction book I’ve read on it. The history is accurate and well researched. This book was a delight to read. I will now wait for the third book, Under the Moon.” Mytega, Amazon.com Reviewer

About Gabriele Wills:

The author of five highly acclaimed historical novels, Gabriele loves to recreate an era in which she can immerse herself (and readers), by weaving compelling stories around meticulously researched facts. Her characters are best friends, whom others are now calling “cherished friends”.

With degrees in the social sciences and education, Gabriele has had a varied career as an educator, literacy coordinator, and website designer, and has been an active community volunteer, particularly in heritage preservation. But writing fiction has always been her passion. Her first short story appeared in the Canadian Authors Association Winners’ Circle 5 Anthology. In 2001, she produced an award-nominated feature on CBC Radio’s “Outfront”.

Born in Germany, Gabriele emigrated to Canada as a young child. She grew up in Lindsay, Ontario, enjoyed several years in Ottawa, and currently resides in Guelph with her husband. She is the proud mother of an accomplished daughter, with whom she is collaborating on an historical YA novel. Visit her at Mindshadows.com for more information.

Gabriele’s Facebook Page:  https://www.facebook.com/GabrieleWills
Gabriele on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GabrieleWills

Buy Elusive Dawn:

Amazon.com
Barnes & Noble
Amazon Kindle
kobo and ePub

Buy The Summer Before the Storm:

Amazon.com
Barnes & Noble
Amazon Kindle
kobo and EPUB

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So Many Precious Books Feb 4 Spotlight & Giveaway
ReadingPenguin Feb 5 Review
The Eclectic Reader Feb 6 Review & Giveaway
Bags, Books & Bon Jovi  Feb 6  Guest Post
Bags, Books & Bon Jovi Feb 9 Review
Mom in Love With Fiction Feb 12 Review
Em Sun Feb 13 Review (Postponed)
To Read or Not to Read Feb 14 Review
To Read or Not to Read Feb 15 Guest Post  & Giveaway
Stitch, Read, Cook Feb 18 Review
Sweeps4Bloggers  Feb 19 Review & Giveaway
Peaceful Wishing  Feb 20 Review
Peaceful Wishing  Feb 21 Guest Post
BookNAround   Feb 21 Review
Broken Teepee Feb 22  Review
Book Lover’s Library Feb 25  Review
Book Lover’s Library Feb 25 Interview
My Devotional Thoughts Feb 27 Review
M. Denise C.Feb 28 Review 

 

 

Tim Rowland’s Creature Features, On Tour

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This post was most recently updated on March 19th, 2013

Publisher High Peaks Publishing, November 16, 2012
Category: Non-Fiction, Animals, Humor Essays
Tour Dates: February, 2013
Available in: Print and ebook, 160 pages

When Tim Rowland’s earlier book of his animal essays, All Pets are Off, was published, readers immediately clamored for more. Their preference for animal stories over the political columns Tim’s also known for is understandable: animals are way more fun to read about than politicians. Especially now.

So here’s a new volume of over 75 warm and funny essays, from the introduction to the farm of bovines Cleopatra and Heifertiti, the Belted Galloway beauties, to the further antics of Hannah the English Bulldog and Juliet the tiny Siamese, along with assorted donkeys, pigs, goats, horses, chickens, geese—and of course, more of the joyful bouvier des Flandres named Opie—that’s sure to provide loads of smiles and even outright guffaws.

Praise for All Pet’s Off and Strange and Obscure Stories of the Civil War:

“Hilarious Look at Pets – I Guarantee You Will Laugh Out Loud.Tim Rowland is the columnist in our local paper and this book contains the columns he writes about his pets, including his newest dog Opie. Anyone who has had a cat, dog, alpaca, donkey, pig, horse, or who just loves animals will find this one of the funniest books written about animals. Rowland has a way of writing that hits home to any pet owner. The book is very easy to read with each “chapter” being a page or a page and a half. I took the book on a recent plane flight and I am sure the other passengers wondered what was going on as I could not help laughing out loud. I guarantee you will too!” CJS, Amazon.com Reviewer

” For some time I have been clipping columns written by Tim Rowland from the “Hagerstown Herald”, where we read them, to send to a close friend in Washington, D.C. who also likes his sense of humor and choice of rustic farmhouse topics to liven up the day’s news. This friend has been so taken with his writing that she forwards all the clippings to a relative in Texas who previously edited a small town paper and lived in a semi-rural suburban setting that sounds like Tim’s, with lots of animals around. When I tried to “edit” my choices of which columns to clip, she protested that her relatives were so fond of them, I should collect absolutely all of them. I thought she’d be pleased with Tim’s move “up” to writing a book of curious but true tales of this area in Civil War times. Since “Strange and Obscure Stories of the Civil War” probably is not on the New York Times bestseller list, I wasn’t sure I would find it on Amazon.com but it was there and made a good Christmas gift buy for this buddy. It was an easy way to move through my shopping list. Once it was in my hands, I couldn’t resist speed-reading it for myself before wrapping it up.” B. Howard, Amazon.com Reviewer

About Tim Rowland:

Tim Rowland is an award-winning columnist at Herald-Mail Media in Hagerstown, Maryland. He has written for numerous history and outdoor magazines and news syndicates nationwide.

He has also authored several books, most recently Strange and Obscure Stories of the Civil War and including All Pets are Off: A Collection of Hairy Columns, Petrified Fact: Stories of Bizarre Behavior that Really Happened, Mostly, Earth to Hagerstown, High Peaks: A History of Hiking the Adirondacks from Noah to Neoprene and Maryland’s Appalachian Highlands: Massacres, Moonshine & Mountaineering

 Tim is also keeper and lackey for a wide assortment of mostly non-useful, freeloading critters, aided as always by his trusty (well, mostly trusty) companion Opie.

Tim Rowland’s Website: http://www.timrowlandbooks.com

Twitter: https://twitter.com/TimRowlandBooks 

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/tim.rowland.9

Buy Tim Rowland’s Creature Features:

Amazon.com- Paperback
Amazon.com- Kindle
Tim Rowland’s Bookshelf

Follow the Tour:

Alexia’s Books and Such… Feb 1 Review
Thoughts in Progress Feb 4 Review
Thoughts in Progress Feb 5 Interview
So Many Precious Books  Feb 6 Spotlight & Giveaway
Dogs Rule Cats Drool Feb 7 Review
Dogs Rule Cats Drool Feb 8 Guest Post & Giveaway
Book Lover Feb 8 Review
Reviewing Novels on Line  Feb 12 Review
Buried Under Books Feb 13 Review
City to Country Life Feb 14 Review
City to Country Life Feb 15 Guest Post & Giveaway
Booksie’s Blog Feb 15 Review
Suko’s Notebook Feb 18 Review
Raging Bibliomania Feb 19 Review
Ann’s Reading Corner Feb 21 Review
Wall to Wall Books Feb 21 Review & Giveaway
My Devotional Thoughts Feb 25 Guest Post
My Devotional Thoughts Feb 26 Review
Eclectic Books & Movies Feb 26  Review
Bassgiraffe’s Thoughts Feb 27 Review & Giveaway
Allison’s Book Bag Feb 28 Review
Allison’s Book Bag Mar 1 Guest Post
Library of Clean Reads Mar 1 Review & Giveaway
A Book Lover’s Library Mar 4 Interview
A Book Lover’s Library Mar 5  Review
Sweeps 4 Bloggers Mar 6 Review & Giveaway
Mochas, Mysteries and More Mar 7 Review
Mochas, Mysteries and More Mar 8 Guest Post & Giveaway
Luxury Reading Mar 8 Review & Giveaway
She Treads Softly Mar 11 Review & Giveaway
Joy Story Mar 12 Review
Over A Cuppa Coffee Mar 13 Review & Giveaway
Peaceful Wishing Mar 14 Review
Melissa’s Eclectic Bookshelf   Mar.15 Interview & Giveaway
Tabula Rasa Mar 18 Review
Tabula Rasa Mar 19 Guest Post
Broken Teepee Mar 19 Review & Giveaway

Benjamin Berkley, Author of Against My Will: On Tour Again

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This post was most recently updated on March 1st, 2013

Publisher: Frederick Fell Publishers, Inc., September 1, 2012
Category: Fiction- Relationships, Abuse, Romance, Holocaust, Suspense
Tour Dates: February, 2013
Available in: Print and PDF, 247 pages

AGAINST MY WILL is the life changing novel about Danielle, a victim of marital abuse, who finds the strength to leave her husband and pursue a career in law.

Danielle Landau knows she should feel lucky, but she can’t feel anything but dread. Not only did she pass the New York Bar, but she married the man her father says is just right for her and lives in a fashionable new loft in Queens. But the man who seems like the perfect catch is a perfect nightmare at home. Jacob tries to control her career, her daily routine, and even what she eats. He ignores her desires and belittles her every chance he gets. Soon, Danielle doesn’t recognize her husband or herself, and she struggles to find a way out.

Danielle tries to talk to her father but he dismisses her marital problems.  But she can confide in her Nana Rose, a Holocaust survivor who lost her entire family at the hands of the Nazis. Rose helped raise Danielle and her brother when their mother died when Danielle was only three.  Having faced death, Rose is Danielle’s source of security.  But while Danielle holds on to the fragile belief that her father’s prince charming will change, she is raped by her husband on the night of their one year wedding anniversary.

Now, Danielle has to escape.  And with the help of her beloved Nana, Danielle moves across the country and starts to rebuild her life. But will she be able to escape her past? And when one of her clients finds herself in the same terrible situation, will Danielle have the strength to help her?

As we follow Danielle on her journey of terror and recovery, we see her story intersect with the diary entries of her Nana as a young girl held captive in a concentration camp.  The entries begin with Rose waking up in a hospital after the liberation of the Mauthausen Concentration Camp.    Graphically she recounts the train ride to the camp and the emotional separation of her from her family upon arrival.    And the full weight of the family’s secrets becomes clear. This is a story of survival, self-discovery, justice, and ultimately, it’s about love.

Praise for Against My Will:

“AGAINST MY WILL was a great reminder that it is possible to find the strength and get out of a unhealthy situation.  I loved this book and was rooting for Danielle through it. The writing to be so great that you could immerse yourself into the book and get lost within the characters.   I definitely recommend everyone to read this story and remember that no one has the right to belittle, abuse or neglect another human.” Jayda, Two Children and a Migraine

“Without rehashing my own past nightmares, I will tell you a couple times this book hit home for me. I actually had to put it down, walk away and come back to it after I calmed. It’s such a dreadful life to have to live, and I’ll be honest, I’m surprised a male author was able to evoke the right emotions in me when the story is told from a female perspective. But he did, and very well at that.”  Freda’s Voice

“Against My Will” deals with a tough subject that many will relate to. I found the diary entries of Rose to be quite interesting and honestly it took me a while to figure out that Rose was actually Danielle’s Nana, which made the story so much more poignant. Overall, a compelling read that allows us to see a victim reclaim her life. ” Brenda, VW Stitcher

“This was a really great book with a lot of detail that sucks you in.   I didn’t want it to end. When I was in university I studied the Holocaust and the tragedy that happened during that time. I also visited a concentration camp in Germany and the Holocaust museum in D.C. SO reading this book really felt real and the author was really able to capture what felt like a true story with Rose. He really did his research. I would recommend this book. to.  It has a lot of everything for almost everyone.”  Bassgiraffe’s Thoughts

” It was well written and entertaining, even with the difficult subject.” Mindy, Books, Books and More Books

” This book is expertly written, and it is hard to believe that it is written by a man.  I am always amazed when men can create convincing female protagonists in books, and even in first person!  This is Benjamin Berkley’s first novel, but I hope it won’t be his last.  I think I need to look up his non-fiction based on this book alone.  It is clear that he is quite an expert on this topic.  I found it absolutely genius on the author’s part to tie a Holocaust survivor’s story to the current story of the book.  This added just the right amount of intrigue, and of course, the ending of the book is quite powerful in this “side story.  I believe that any woman who feels they can handle the subject and content of this book should read this book.  I can also recommend it to men, too, as it is not some “chick book.”  Oh, and by the way, there is some romance in this book–for all those romance lovers out there! 5 out of 5!” Ruth, My Devotional Thoughts

” This is a very emotional read with well-developed characters. You’ll be there wanting to comfort Danielle at her wedding and through the many trials she faces. You’ll also want to strangle those that love her but just can’t see the pain she is in. You’ll cheer when she takes a stand and risks it all. By the end of the book I was sobbing.  The best part of it all was the excerpts from a diary that can be found after every other chapter or so. There are from Danielle’s grandmother from when she was rescued from a concentration camp. You read how the courage to stand against those that oppress and declare, “Not Against My Will”, kept them alive.  Mr. Berkley has done an excellent job of writing from an abused woman’s perspective. I was truly amazed at the results.  I think you can see in what I have just written that this book contains some violence. There are several rape scenes, verbal abuse scenes, and some graphic descriptions of sexual encounters as Danielle and her grandmother face horror in each of their lives. Yet, this is a story of hope that makes you smile as you cry.” Rebecca Graf, A Book Lover’s Library

About Benjamin Berkley:

“Against My Will” is Benjamin Berkley’s fifth book and debut novel.  He is also the author of four self-help books:       “My Wishes, Your Plan for Organizing Your Family’s Needs” (Sourcebooks, June, 2006)   “The Complete Executor’s Guide” (Sourcebooks, June 2007)   “Winning Your Social Security Disability Case” (Sourcebooks, February, 2008) and “Before You Say I Do Again, A Buyer’s Beware Guide to Remarriage.” (Frederick Fell Publishers, September, 2009).

And though writing is his passion, for over 34 years he has conducted a busy law practice in which he has seen many interesting clients come through his door.  One in particular, an older woman with white hair, the kindest smile, and an amazing story became the inspiration for one of his characters for “Against My Will.”   Berkley lives in southern California with his wife Phyllis and their cat Riley.   He has two grown children and is always bragging about his most beautiful grandson and granddaughter.

Benjamin Berkley’s Website
Twitter: https://twitter.com/BenjaminBerkley 
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Benjamin-Berkley/365105946878419
Against My Will on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Against-My-Will/503310429702614

Buy Against My Will at:

Amazon.com
Barnes and Noble
Book Depository 

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So Many Precious Books Feb 1 Review & Giveaway
Reviewing Novels Feb 4 Review
Mom of 2 Dancers Feb 6 Review & Giveaway
I Know That Book Feb 7 Interview
Belle of the Literati Feb 8 Review & Giveaway
Lucybird’s Book Blog Feb 11 Review
Teena in Toronto Feb 12 Review
Books a l mode Feb 12 Guest Post  & Giveaway
Celtic Lady Reviews Feb 13 Review
Romance & Inspiration Feb 14 Review
Cheryl’s Book Nook Feb 15 Review
Sweeps 4 Bloggers Feb 18 Review & Giveaway
JoyStory Feb 20 Review
The Wormhole  Feb 22 Review
The Wormhole  Feb 23 Interview
Love Of Film And Novels Feb 24 Review & Giveaway
Peaceful Wishing Feb 25 Review
Beauty and Books  Feb 25 Interview & Giveaway
She Treads Softly Feb 26 Review
Every Free Chance Feb 26 Spotlight
Over Cups of Coffee Feb 27 Review
Curling Up By the Fire Feb 28 Review
The News in Books Feb 28 Interview

 

Kimberly Young, Author of The Eighth Wonder, On Tour

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This post was most recently updated on March 6th, 2013

Publisher: Author House, January 31, 2012
Category: Literary Fiction, Contemporary, Romance
Tour Dates: February/March, 2013
Available in: Print, Kindle,  & Nook, 208 pages

A modern Bridges of Madison County, Nicole Benson, 35, is an ambitious college professor with dreams of teaching at an Ivy-League school until she meets Tom Ryan, 44, married 23 years and shattered after his daughter’s death from leukemia. A first-generation in her family to go to college,  Nicole is a self-made woman. She put herself through school, sacrificing marriage and children for her career. In the summer of 1997, she finally graduates with a Ph.D. from NYU, but her life is thrust into chaos when her father is diagnosed with terminal cancer. Abandoned by her mother as a girl, her father is all she has.

After fifteen years in New York City, Nicole leaves everything and everyone she knows to teach for a year in rural Bradford, Pennsylvania to be close to him in nearby Buffalo. Now, trapped in tiny Bradford, she has never felt more alone in her life…until she meets Tom Ryan.

At 44, Tom represents what Nicole longs to be: settled, secure, and clear about his purpose and direction in life. Emotionally scarred, he and his wife are empty nesters with an older son away at college and struggle to grieve together after the death of their daughter. Tom and Nicole’s story begins as a journey of self-discovery for both of them but turns to bittersweet romance when their friendship becomes love. Nicole risks offering what she has never given before, her heart; and Tom has never felt happier or more conflicted when he falls in love for the second time in his life.

Praise for The Eight Wonder:

“Kimberly Young has constructed an amazing first novel about unexpected love and the strange chemistry of May-November romances. This is no bodice-ripper or sappy saga of moonstruck entrancement.  Her characters are deep, and the reader roots for them.” – John M. Hanchette, Pulitzer Prize-winner and St. Bonaventure University journalism professor.

” I was sucked right into the story that unfolded in the Eighth Wonder.  After a few paragraphs, I was hooked. It all became “real” just like the love that never died between two special people – a great reminder that the complexities of life only become complex because we make them so. And that each and every day there is an opportunity to love and be loved in a secret place called the heart.”- Jacqueline Dunkle, Amazon.com Reviewer

“This is a must read story. I just finished reading it and could not put it down. This is one story you won’t soon forget.”- Bob C., Amazon.com Reviewer

“For those of us who live in northern Pennsylvania, The Eighth Wonder evokes a sense of place and home. Nicole Benson and Tom Ryan are finely drawn characters who seem real, like people we know or would like to know. The story is both realistic and sweet. I was drawn into the story from the very first page. For readers who do not live in northern PA, close to the Kinzua bridge, it is just a great romantic novel. Perhaps it will make you want to come and visit our beautiful area.”- Teacherlady42, Amazon.com Reviewer

“The author has woven a wonderful human story set in my part of western Pennsylvania near the Kinzua Bridge. She touches all the human emotions and draws the reader in.  The Eighth Wonder is a can’t put it down love story.”- John, Amazon.com Reviewer

“I am not one to read love stories.  This is not the love story I am familiar with. The characters were easy to relate to. I saw some of myself in Nicole – professional woman in a small town knowing she is capable of more but committed to family and content with her choices. When I found myself shouting at my e-reader about the decisions being made by the characters and when I started to cry toward the end, I knew the author had me. The raw emotion she was able to elicit with such incredible characters shocked me. I didn’t realize I was as committed to the characters and the story as I was. That is a testament to very good writing and plot development.”- Pwhoffmann, Amazon.com Reviewer

“Ms. Young did a great job with this book, developing the character’s so thoroughly that I felt like I personally knew them. The descriptiveness of the scenes at the cabin made me feel like I was right there.  I definitely found this an enjoyable read and hope that Ms. Young keeps writing novels!”- Colleen, Goodreads.com Reviewer

About Kimberly Young:

Kimberly Young is a licensed psychologist, an author, and an internationally-known speaker on Internet addiction. In 1995, she founded the Center for Internet Addiction and since then she has written numerous articles on the topic including four books, Caught in the Net, Tangled in the Web, Breaking Free of the Web, and Internet Addiction: A Handbook for Evaluation and Treatment.

She is a professor at St. Bonaventure University and her work has appeared in hundreds of media outlets including The New York Times, USA Today, Time, and Newsweek, and she has appeared on The Today Show, Good Morning America, CNBC, CNN, and ABC World News Tonight. She has written creatively on and off since she was eight-years-old, mainly working on poems and short stories. While recovering from retina re-attachment eye surgery, she was homebound for several months and decided to pursue her creative writing more seriously. The Eighth Wonder is her first novel.

Author Website: http://kimberlyyoung.net
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kimberly-S-Young/110260432388254
Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrKimberlyYoung

Buy The Eight Wonder at:
Amazon.com: Hardcover, Paperback, or  Kindle
Barnes & Noble: Hardcover or Nook
Book Depository: Hardcover and Paperback

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So Many Precious Books  Feb 2 Review & Giveaway
Ann’s Reading Corner Feb 5 Review
JoyStory Feb 6  Review
Romance Bookie  Feb 7 Guest Post
Laurie’s Non-Paranormal Thoughts Feb 8 Excerpt
 I Know That Book  Feb 9 Guest Post
My Life In Stories Feb 11 Review, Guest Post, Excerpt, & Giveaway
From L.A. to LA Feb 13 Review
Teena in Toronto  Feb 14 Review
Got Fiction Feb 15 Guest Post
Books a l mode Feb 15  Excerpt & Giveaway
Melissa’s Midnight Musings Feb 16 Review
A Book Lover’s Lib. Feb 18 Interview
A Book Lover’s Lib. Feb 19 Review
Sweeps 4 Bloggers Feb 20 Review & Giveaway
Peaceful Wishing Feb 21 Review
wall-to-wall books  Feb 22 Review & Giveaway
Romance & Inspiration Feb 24 Review
Romance & Inspiration Feb 25 Interview
Dr. Bill’s Book Bazaar Feb 25 Review
Reader Girls Feb 26 Review
Tina’s Book Review Feb 26 Guest Post  & Giveaway
Reader Girls  Feb 27 GuestPost
Rainy Days & Mondays Feb 28 Review & Interview
Lily Pond Reads March 1 Review & Interview
Walk on Words  March 4 Review
Minding Spot March 5 Review
Walk on Words March 5 Interview & Giveaway
Got Fiction Mar 6 Review