Monday, June 24, 2013

Meet Author Carol Wyer

Welcome fans! It's great to have you here. This week there are so many cool things going on! Summer deals and fun are just beginning!!!

First off - If you hadn't been introduced, allow me to introduce myself. . .I'm author Janet Beasley. Owner/Founder of JLB Creatives. I am an MG inspirational epic fairy tale author. 

Did you know you can get the MG sensation, Hidden Earth Series Volume 1 Maycly the Trilogy Part 1 Two Altered Worlds FREE? Enter this coupon code on Smashwords: LT27E Just CLICK HERE    ===ALSO you can download the ebooks of Part 2 The Battle of Trust and Treachery, and Part 3 The Queen for only 99 cents each on AMAZON.  All deals are good through June 30. So if you're a DEAL kind of person - don't delay as these awesome deals will be going away and fast!


Secondly - Mark your calendars now for the upcoming Authors in the Park Event = Picnic with an Author on July 6, 2013 from 11:00a - 1:00p. For more details on the Authors in the Park event series CLICK HERE


And thirdly....we are proud to present this week's featured author

Carol Wyer

Who am I? I am a desperate housewife who enjoys drinking wine and lives with a grumpy old retired man.  Well, not entirely true. To be slightly more serious, I am someone who loves to laugh, and more importantly, to make others laugh. Laughter really is a tonic and if I can make a few people chuckle each day, then I am a very happy, desperate housewife.

I think deep down I’m a frustrated comedienne. I really should have taken the plunge and become a stand up comic.  I did the next best thing though and became a teacher. Life threw me a couple of curve balls and I changed direction, becoming a personal trainer in my forties. Those were the hedonistic days when I could touch my toes. Nowadays, even if I placed M& M’s between them, I haven’t the enthusiasm to reach them.

Life hasn’t been straightforward. But is it for any of us? Serious health issues got in the way. At one point I found myself paralysed after a procedure didn’t go as planned. Fortunately, I made a good recovery. Following that episode, I decided to take ‘life by the horns’. Determined to get as much out of it as possible, I became involved in all sorts of activities.  I took up flying helicopters, quad biking, had a go at track racing, camel riding, scuba diving, kick boxing, clay pigeon shooting, pole dancing and a few sensible activities too like painting.

Being a linguist, I can speak a few languages and am obsessed by travel. I have spent many years living abroad. I travelled all over Europe, and to many other destinations, but there are so many more places I would like to visit. I am tempted to take up a grown-up gap year and go somewhere special, maybe to some slum part of India where I could help teach underprivileged children, or to the Seychelles and help rescue turtles. We are never too old for adventure, are we? Even my 80-year-old mother hotfoots it to Cyprus regularly, where she hosts all night parties and Karaoke sing-songs.

Although I travel frequently, you’ll still often find me at home in rural Staffordshire where I spend my time now with my husband who moans about the weather and complains when we have to put the heating back on in July! Cheers!



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Please be sure to share this post with your friends who can't get enough to read, or need to smile! And we'd love nothing more here at JLB Creatives than if you visited Carol's links below - and better yet, bought some of her awesome books! 




Until next week - 
Stay casual, live life to the fullest, and have a piece of chocolate for me!
Your blog host:
Author Janet Beasley






Monday, June 17, 2013

Meet Author Lance Umenhofer

Welcome everyone to the JLB Creatives Blog. We certainly hope you're ready to face summer with tons of fun and family time!

First up - This just in! Every weekend, Friday - Sunday, you can visit the latest online event for readers: Virtual Ebook Fair! You'll find excerpts, giveaways, reviews, be able to enjoy interacting with the authors, and so much more...check it out ;-)

Visit Virtual Ebook Fair to discover more!

We're gearing up for our Authors in the Park Event ~ Picnic with and Author. Check out the poster below for details. . .


You'll find more information about Authors in the Park Event Series by visiting the Authors in the Park page here on the JLBC Blog. Or visit Authors in the Park on Facebook and become a fan to keep up with the latest! http://www.Facebook.com/AuthorsInThePark

We're ready to dive right in, and get to know more about our awesome featured author. . .

Lance Umenhofer 

It’s funny how little is planned when I sit down to write.  I imagine most authors having notebooks, maybe multiple, of ideas and plot points and character sheets for their novels, and when they sit down to write, they compile all of their ideas into paragraph form, having every intention to make their ways to the final climaxes planned out months, maybe years before.

But, through the years, it’s seemed that the more and more I plan out a piece or have a vivid picture of where the story is going or who the characters are, the more and more I stray from it.  I do not like to write within constrictions, even if the constrictions are made by myself.  For instance, in And the Soft Wind Blows, I wanted Roxie to be Timmy’s saving grace.  Without giving too much away, I wanted Timmy to take Roxie in his arms, swing her back, and tell her it would all be O.K., to run away with him to California and start a new life, fresh, with unlimited potential, but it does not turn out to be so.

There’s something about the infinite opportunity of the blinking, black cursor that totally enthralls me.  I stare at it and consider my options, though most times the words take over, and I am left without a say as to which direction the story goes.  My words come out of me as if I were only but an intermediary between their will and their lives on the page.  As I type away, my notebook lies untouched to my side, and I find myself going through it and crossing out things and rewriting other things to make them fit into the parameters I’ve set through the fervent onset of words filling up my screen.  This onset, combatting the enveloping shroud of infinity, continues until I feel with every ounce of me to stop, and let it sit, and let the story be complete.

You can buy my new book, And the Soft Wind Blows, at: http://www.lanceumenhofer.com/buy-the-book.html

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Thanks so much for stopping by Lance. It was a pleasure to feature here on the JLBC Blog. 

If you would like to be featured on the JLBC Blog or know someone who might be interested, check out the top of the right hand column for the easy-to-follow instructions to get started. Best of all, it's FREE! 

Until next time - stay casual, live life to the fullest, and have a piece of chocolate for me!
Your blog host. . .
Author Janet Beasely

Monday, June 10, 2013

Meet Author Christine Meunier

Welcome back faithful fans, and a very special welcome to all who are visiting the JLB Creatives Blog for the first time. If our featured guest has brought you here, we'd like to extend our sincere gratitude to you for visiting. 

If you are an author, poet, blogger, photographer, or illustrator who would like to be featured on the JLB Creatives Blog, check out the top box in the right hand column >   >   >   There you'll find the easy instructions on how to get started. Also, if you know of someone you think would appreciate being featured we encourage you to let them know, and invite them too. 

In the news of JLB Creatives, we're gearing up for our July 6, 2013 Authors in the Park Event ~ Picnic with an Author. You'll be able to purchase hot dogs, chips, and drinks provided by our sponsor, Round Lake Christian Church, then take your seat at the picnic table hosting the author of your choice. While you picnic away the author will be happy to read from their books, talk to you about the writing world, and much more! All authors will have their books for sale at the event, and will be happy to autograph any books you purchase. 

Now, let's get down to it - our featured guest! This week we are proud to bring you an Excerpt Extravaganza from. . . 
. . .the fabulous Christine Meunier



Book title: Horse Country

Synopsis:
Horse Country follows the lives of four young women working and studying in the horse industry.  Two are pursuing careers in the world of breeding thoroughbreds whilst the other pair teaches horse riding at their parent’s metropolitan riding school.

Horse Country is written to open people’s eyes to potential careers with horses and how much fun it can be to work, study and travel around the world because of horses.


Excerpt:
Hunter pulled up to the side of the stable, a large grin directed at Kaye as he said hello.  She paused from raking with a smile, stepping closer to his Ute to peer into the cab.
“Hello to you both.  Cute pup.  What’s his name?”
“Please.”
“Seriously?  Ok, what’s his name please.
Hunter grinned, barely holding back a laugh, Dave sitting beside him with a large smile also.
“Oh, I’m going to have so much fun with this.”
“With what?” Kaye asked with a frown.
“The name of my kelpie,” Hunter replied smoothly.
“You mean with not telling people the name of your kelpie?”
“But he did,” Dave replied with a chuckle.
“No he didn’t.”
“Sure I did!  His name is Please!” Hunter clarified, stepping out of the car.
“Excuse me?”
“That probably would have worked just as well,” he chuckled, patting the young canine that moved to his seat, peering down at the ground and then up at the farrier as if asking permission to get out of the car.
“Now I am completely lost.”
“I’ve named the dog Please.  It just sounds so polite.  Hop out of the car, Please.  Drop, Please.  Roll, Please.  See?” Hunter finished with a broad grin, rewarding his pup with a pat for being obedient to his requests.
Kaye rolled her eyes, turning her focus back to raking up stray bits of hay out the front of the stables.
“You’re both insane.”
“Me?  What’d I do?” Dave asked, incredulous.
“You encourage him.  Trevor and Declan are in the stables ready when you want to do some work,” Kaye stated gruffly.
Hunter winked at Dave, stepping past the fiery red head and into the darker stables; the pup following at his heels.  The pair found the two men in one of the stalls, looking at the front foot of a yearling.
“Our first victim?” Dave queried, peering through the bars of the stall wall.
“Reckon so,” Declan muttered as he stood up from being bent over the leg Trevor was holding up.
“He’s got a decent crack and is a little sore.”
“Sure we can fix that up with a trim and some shoes.  Is it alright to bring the Ute in here?  Park it in the middle of the breezeway?”
“That should be fine.  We can start on the colt next door, Dave,” Trevor directed, getting out of the box.
He paused to kneel down and say hello to Hunter’s latest acquisition.
“Cute pup, what’s his name?”
Hunter smiled, finding it hard to ignore Dave’s pained look.
“I’ve named him Please,” he stated, winking at his coworker who looked relieved to not have to repeat the conversation they’d had not two minutes ago with Kaye.
Declan laughed from inside the box, keeping a hold of the horse with the cracked hoof.
“That’s great craic!  I love it!”
“Very clever,” Trevor replied with a smile, heading into the box next door while the pair of farriers headed back to the car to relocate it inside the stables.

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Please be sure to visit Christine on the web at the following links, and better yet, why not purchase a copy of her book? They also make great gifts for the horse lovers in your life.
 


Horse Country - A World of Horses available for sale July 1st!



Interested in a horse related career?  Check out

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Until next week - stay casual, live life to the fullest, and have a piece of chocolate for me!
Your blog host. . .



Author and animal lover, Janet Beasley
www.HiddenEarthSeries.com

Monday, June 3, 2013

Meet Author Marianne Spitzer

Welcome one and all! You've landed on the JLB Creatives Blog - whether intentional or not ;-)  If not we hope you find what you've come across to be fun, informative, and uplifting. For those of you who are new fans here's a bit about the blog. We feature authors, illustrators, bloggers, photographers, and other artists who are worthy of discovery. Each Monday there will be a new post for you to enjoy. While you're here, why not check out all the goodies in the right hand column as well. You'll find more pages on the blog, free anthologies, videos, and more!

We want to send out HUGE THANK YOU to all of you who came to visit us at Long & Scott's Farm corn festival celebration. We hope you had as much fun, if not more, than we did. We appreciate your shared enthusiasm and continued support.

This week we are proud to feature author Marianne Spitzer. She was kind enough to sit down with us and do an interview. We're certain you'll find her amazing, just like we did! So, without any further ado, we introduce to you . . .

Author Marianne Spitzer


Thank you so much for taking the time to do an interview with JLB Creatives. It's wonderful to have you here.

It's great to be here, Janet. The pleasure is all mine. 

Super! Then let's get right to it. Here's your first question. . .Let’s say you’re thinking about going on once in a life time vacation…how exciting! What are some of the places you’d consider, and what would you do while you’re there?

A vacation to the Cayman Islands to walk and swim in the crystal clear water would be ideal. I’d also love to visit the Fiji Islands for the same reason.


What book or books are you currently working on? Can we expect a new release soon?

I am currently working on the edits for the sequel to THE LETTER.  It’s called OLD MAN MALONE RETURNS and it should be out late spring or early summer.


Time for dinner! No, no, no, we’re not cooking – we’re going out. So…where’s your favorite place to throw down some good food with friends and family? And even more so, what do you recommend from the menu?

Italian food is my favorite. We have a local restaurant that makes the best pepperoni and sausage pizza, but for a meal I love going to the Olive Garden. I prefer their Minestrone soup over the salad. For my main course I have the Chicken Parmigiana with spaghetti.


Time for adventure! Your friends are heading out to go skydiving for the first time…are you going to join them or suggest a different adventure? If you go skydiving please elaborate, or if you suggest something else what would your favorite adventure be?

I am not adventuresome nor do I care for outdoor activities. I’m a city girl and prefer to sit on the back deck to catch the sun and fresh air. I hate bugs. If I go on a picnic, I need a table. I don’t just toss a blanket on the ground and sit. I also prefer pool water over the lake. I love clear water and loved the ocean when I lived in San Diego.  


Forget about make-believe super powers…we’ll never have them – bummer, I know right? But good news…TRUE super powers come in different forms such as a great attitude, a wonderful personality, loving kindness, and other cool traits like those. Who’s the one super hero in your life, and what is their TRUE super power?

My super hero would have to be my son, Lance. His super power is his understanding and helpful nature. He has a kind heart and never says no if someone needs help. He’s been there for me through some rough times, and I thank God for him every day.

  
We all love stories – especially yours! Would you be willing to give the readers a synopsis of your current book?

Absolutely. 

“Old Man Malone Returns” is the sequel to “The Letter.” Life has been quiet at the Malone mansion. Kellie and Drew have settled into a happy married life. Their housemates, Taylor, Hunter, and Cole are also enjoying the peace and quiet. The betrayal of their longtime friend, Emma, is becoming just a bad memory. Their peace is shattered one quiet fall morning when Kellie’s grandfather’s body is stolen from his grave in Malone Springs Cemetery. Kellie is faced with another mystery, but that is only the beginning. Frightening events begin to happen at the mansion. Could it be possible that Old Man Malone walks the earth again? Was his body ever in that grave? Did he really die in a tragic accident? Is he dead and his ghost roams the mansion? Kellie has many mysteries to solve, but the biggest is did her grandfather’s evil live on after his death? Her questions are soon answered, and she must find a way to save herself and her friends from the figure in black that moves through the mansion at will. The book is due out in late spring 2013.


Love and romance, paranormal, epic fantasy, sci-fi, mystery, thriller, drama, and the list goes on. Where do your books fall as far as genre and reading audience?

They are all mystery and/or thrillers. It is what I enjoy reading and writing.


Social media has become a part of being an author. What are your 3 best tips of the trade for upcoming authors when it comes to building their social media platform?

Set up a Twitter account and follow people who you would want following you, many of them will. Use the account to let people know about your website, blog or Face Book page. Have a Face Book writer’s page. You will be able to post info about yourself and your books as often as needed. Start a blog or website, whichever you prefer to use to promote your books. You can list a synopsis, book tours, list your books and sell them.  


How much time do you devote to writing? Daily – weekly – monthly – whenever the urge strikes?

I write every day. I may not work on my current novel, but I write short stories, work on edits, or write a blog post. I keep my social media sites current. I am writing something each day, but most work is done on my novel.

  
Who is your favorite character that you have created? Tell us about him or her and why you are so fond of them.

My favorite character is Magdalena, the spirit in Gypsy Spirits and Annamarie and Magdalena. She is the great-grandmother of my main character, Annamarie, and has come back with other spirits to protect Annamarie and her family from the evil surrounding her. I love her because she is very protective and loving. When Annamarie has a child, Magdalena teaches her to protect herself while watching over the entire family. She also takes part in the battle of the spirits in Annamarie and Magdalena. She is a well-rounded character with magical powers.

This has been a delightful interview. Again, our sincerest appreciation for being with us. 

You are very welcome, and thank you for having me. 

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If you'd like to find out more about Marianne, buy her books, and/or follower her on Twitter please visit the following links. Let her know you discovered her on the JLB Creatives Blog. 



TWITTER HANDLE: @MarianneSpitzer








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Until next time - stay casual, live life to the fullest, and have a piece of chocolate for me.

Your blog host. . .
 
...and adventurer, Author Janet Beasley

Monday, May 27, 2013

Meet Author Peter Maughan

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Welcome everyone! Thanks so much for taking the time to stop by and visit with us here on the JLB Creatives Blog. If you're not already a follower, we'd like to personally invite you to become one of the 300+ who are already enjoying the weekly posts and features here on the JLBC blog. 


OK - are you ready to meet this week's featured author? Cool! Then let's get started. I have the pleasure of introducing you to. . .


Author Peter Maughan


When Sir Humphrey Miles Pinkerton Strange, 8th baronet and huntin’ shooting’ and fishin’ squire of the village of Batch Magna in the Welsh Marches, departs this world for the Upper House (as he had long vaguely thought of it, where God no doubt presides in ermine over a Heaven as reassuringly familiar as White’s or Boodle’s), what’s left of his decaying estate  passes, through the ancient law of entailment, to distant relative Humph, an amiable, overweight short-order cook from the Bronx.

Sir Humphrey Franklin T Strange, 9th baronet and squire of Batch Magna, as Humph now most remarkably finds himself to be, is persuaded by his Uncle Frank, a small time Wall Street broker with an eye on the big time, to make a killing by turning the sleepy backwater into a theme-park image of rural England – a vacation paradise for free-spending US millionaires.

But while the village pub and shop, with the lure of the dollar in their eyes, put out the Stars and Stripes in welcome, the tenants of the estate’s dilapidated houseboats are above any consideration of filthy lucre and stand their ground for tradition’s sake … and because they consider eviction notices not to be cricket.

Each disgruntled faction sees the other as the unwelcome cuckoo in the family nest.

So, led by randy pulp-crime writer Phineas Cook, and Lt-Commander James Cunningham DSO, DSC and Bar, RN (ret) – a man with a glass eye for each day of the week, painted with scenes from famous British naval victories and landscapes that speak of England – the motley crew run up the Union Jack and battle ensign and prepare to engage.

But this is Batch Magna, a place where anything might happen. And does …

An excerpt
“The Cuckoos of Batch Magna”
by Peter Maughan

The scene in which Phineas Cook, off the Cluny Belle houseboat, walks the hills of the valley shortly before the eviction notices arrive, and looks down at his home as if seeing it for the first time – or the last.

…  The small black and white farms of the valley among orchards, and the houses and half-timbered cottages of Batch Magna, a Marcher village, the cross of St George, flown from the Steamer Inn, a riposte to the red dragon of Wales above the door of the Pughs’ post office and shop. The cricket field and pavilion behind the churchyard, and the great, immemorial yew, the centuries in its vast girth corseted with rusting iron bands, shading a church which bore in its nave the marks of Norman chisels, and among its gravestones a sundial which told the time in Jerusalem.
And the tall, star-shaped chimneys and gabled black and white timbers of Batch Hall, home to the Strange family for over four hundred years, set with Elizabethan ornateness in what was left of its park, its lawns, under horse chestnuts heavy with bloom, running down to the Cluny. And the castle, a fortress once against border incursions and the forces of Cromwell, open now to Welsh rain and rabbits, the archers’ loopholes in the ruined towers blinded with creeper, its red sandstone turning to coral in the sun.
The forgotten country, this part of the Marches had been called. A country largely ignored by the rest of the world, apart from a trickle of tourists on their way to somewhere else, and the odd company rep who had taken the wrong turning, in a place with need for few road signs. A valley lost among its ancient wooded hillsides and winding high-banked lanes, on a road to nowhere in particular.
Phineas had arrived there by accident, after taking a wrong turning himself, when on a road to nowhere in particular. Falling into the valley, as he came to see it, like Alice, and five years later was still there.
He thought occasionally, in a vague sort of way, about moving on, getting back to what he vaguely thought of as the real world. But there never seemed to be any particular hurry to do so.
And that of course was the trouble with the river, as he’d had occasion to point out before, to himself and to others, sparing no one. Whether boating up and down it, or simply sitting on it, there never seemed to be any particular hurry to do anything.
Well, now he had the feeling that all that was about to change. That now, with the General no longer at the wheel, they stood exposed to more unsettled weather. That the real world, which had always been over there somewhere, beyond the blue hills, was perhaps about to come to them.
He whistled for Sikes, busy putting up a few panicking pheasants and the smell of wild garlic as he blundered through the undergrowth after the scent of fox or badger.
They had walked this wood together in all the seasons. In autumn, when it ran like a damp fire through the trees, and in weather that had shrivelled Sikes’s testicles as he padded warily through undergrowth crackling with ice or got himself buried in snowdrifts along the rides. The winter bareness like a ruin now in early summer, overgrown with new growth, letting in the sun and with the sound of birdsong up under its roof.
The sunlight lay among the drifts of bluebells and red campion, and reached with long slender fingers deep into the wood, where the new grass and ferns were tender in the shade between trees. And above him, high in the green and golden heart of an oak, a blackcap opened in sudden song. The sweet, poignantly brief notes flung, carelessly, on the morning air like a handful of bright coin.
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We certainly hope you enjoyed discovering the talent of this amazing author, Peter Maughan.

Below are some links where you will find more about Peter and his work. Please be sure to visit the links, and better yet purchase a book ;-)

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Until next week - stay casual, live life to the fullest, and have a piece of chocolate for me!
Your blog host...
Author Janet Beasley





Monday, May 20, 2013

Meet Author C. Kevin Thompson

Hello fans! You've picked a fantastic week to stop by. . .we're featuring the brilliant author C. Kevin Thompson. He has been a participant in the Authors in the Park Event Series and has drawn quite a crowd to the events. We are honored to have him on the JLBC Blog, and hope you enjoy his unique feature post.

Before we get to Kevin though, we just have to tell you the amazing news. JLB Creatives Executive Team member Jean E. Lane attended the Prague International Book Fair! How cool is that? If only you could have seen her smiling face as she boarded the plane. She has been a participant in the London International Book Fair, and has also spoken at the Orlando Science Center in Florida regarding her Lill and Mewe series for readers ages 8-10. To discover her amazing science "faction" books please visit her website by clicking here: Author Jean E. Lane.

And now. . .on with the show! Please welcome

Author C. Kevin Thompson

If you like pina coladas, getting caught in the rain, into tofu, and have half-a-brain, then I’m not your guy. I like “smart” fiction (the kind that makes you think – and that’s what I write, BTW), real cheese, watching it rain from a dry location, and Coca-Cola. I’m a down-to-earth guy who likes to laugh, loves family, and loves college football.

Here's everything you ever wanted to know about me. . .and probably more.

Name:                                   C. Kevin Thompson

Age:                                       50

Marital Status:                 Married for 31 years (Cindy)

Children:                            Three daughters

Grandchildren:                Five grandchildren (four boys, one girl)

Favorite Restaurant:     Sonny’s Real-Pit Barbeque

Favorite Food:                  (tie) Chicken (Bar-B-Q or Fried), Pizza, and Steak

Favorite Music:                Certain Rock-n-Roll & Praise and Worship

Favorite Song:                  Forever by PFR

Favorite Pet:                     Someone else’s (or tropical fish)

Hobbies:                              Playing drums, playing Playstation, (used to be writing, but
                                                that’s turning into a second job J)

Favorite Author:             Arthur Conan Doyle

Favorite Movie:                Hopscotch (w/ Walter Matthau; try to watch TV version-
                                                Ned Beatty’s mouth is too much in full version)

Favorite TV Shows:        24, Criminal Minds, Sherlock (Benedict Cumberbatch),
                                                Everybody Loves Raymond

Movies I Like to Watch:   Star Trek (all), Ironman series, Jurassic Park (all 3), Bourne
                                                trilogy, Batman series (Dark Knight), Gladiator, Sherlock
                                                Holmes series (Robert Downey, Jr. & Jude Law)

Favorite Book:                  Besides the Bible, A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens

Favorite Vacation Spot:   New Smyrna Beach

Writing is my therapy. Some people fish. Others crochet. Others garden. I write. But I also play drums for my church’s praise team, work as an assistant principal, and believe the technology of Star Trek is on its way quicker than you think.

Beam me up, Scotty.


My Website:                       www.ckevinthompson.com
My Blog:                               www.ckevinthompson.blogspot.com
My Facebook Page:         C. Kevin Thompson –Author Fan Page
My Twitter Page:             @CKevinThompson
Amazon Author Bio Page:   C. Kevin Thompson

My Books: 
                      
released January 2012
                                               
30 Days Hath Revenge (A Blake Meyer Thriller: Book 1) 
released April 2013
                                                
Triple Time (A Blake Meyer Thriller: Book 2) 
release date - Early 2014



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We certainly hope you have enjoyed getting to know C. Kevin Thompson. I know we have through our Authors in the Park Event Series. Please be sure to share this post with your friends, check out Kevin's links, and best of all pick up a copy or two of his books.

Until next week . . . stay casual, live life to the fullest and have a piece of chocolate for me.

Your blog host:
Author Janet Beasley

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