Henrietta is immensely likable not only for her courage but also for her weaknesses and vulnerability – and that is the greatest strength of this book. What I also liked is the ebb and flow of the story, the pace just right, never tedious. Other than the adventures, what I liked is the spirit of […]
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Yes, you read that right: You can now request Henrietta The Dragon Slayer, the entire series, in fact, at your local public library. I’m a huge fan of libraries. I imagine you may be too. All those hours spent reading every fantasy and adventure story I could get my hands on — instead of doing
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A Wonderful End To An Amazing Trilogy! I loved this book and am a fan of the whole series. … an engrossing magical world and populated it with interesting creatures and characters that you can really care about. One of the best things about this series is that it’s lead character is a smart, strong
“Ambushes, magic, dragon stones, and mystery, a lot is afoot in Henrietta and the Dragon Stone… Henrietta is a wonderful role model as a heroine, as we watch and come along she grows from an unconfident girl to a more assured young woman.” — Chris, a reviewer Role models are important. We learn from those around
You know how it’s easy to sit around and complain. But we know that doesn’t get anything done. What I like is getting things done and so does Henrietta The Dragon Slayer. But she’s tired, like we get after working hard, and just wants to be left alone. (I so know what that’s like.) Yet…
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Excited to share with you that I’m running a summer promo to help you have some fun summer reads! Sign up here to get your copy of TOUCHSTONE OF LOVE by Beth Barany https://claims.instafreebie.com/free/Ipvh9IL6 This giveaway lasts until July 31, 2018. So act now! Please share with your friends! A Time Travel Romance novella… Touchstone
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A lovely review for A Labyrinth of Love and Roses! “A Labyrinth of Love and Roses (A Fairytale Romance) (Touchstone Series #4) is a sweet magical novella. The cover is beautiful. We get a sweet taste with the vivid descriptive details of the settings and character’s images. Romance mixed in with mystery & magic create
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The skies are Blue, Our books are too. We’re fighting ALS with some help from YOU! Twelve enthusiastic sci-fi romance and paranormal romance authors. Fifteen fantastic blue covered books. One month to help support an outstanding organization. From May 1-31, 2018 these authors will donate a minimum of 25% of their sales of these books
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Please welcome our guest author, Andi Ramos, presenting about her debut novel, the romantic suspense, Gumshoe Girl. I loved her title and wanted to help her celebrate her debut novel and geek out about mystery heroines. *** Q: Andi, What motivated you to write romantic suspense? A: It’s funny as of now; I can’t seem to
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Yes, you read that right! My next series will take place in space. But it may not be where you think! I am fascinated with space stations. And the future. And how we’ll get from here to there. So in dreaming up my latest series, I asked myself, “What it be like to live in space,
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Award winning author, Beth Barany writes in several genres including young adult adventure fantasy, paranormal romance, and science fiction mysteries. Inspired by living abroad in France and Quebec, she loves creating magical tales of romance, mystery, and adventure that empower women and girls to be the heroes of their own lives.
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