Bitchin' Blog Posts
: Sam Hain
August 24, 2009 | Monday | 21 Comments
Yorkshire by Lynne Connolly is available as a free ebook from now until 5 September, from both Amazon for the Kindle and at Books on Board in a multitude of format options. ETA:BoB, it seems, hasn’t updated the price yet, but my understanding is that this title will be $0.00 until 5 September, so check back. If I see the price has changed, I’ll update. Sorry about that. It’s free, cheezy bread, free! Dear Author reviewed this book in May 2007 and gave it a B. Jayne said: I pretty much had to take a big ($17.00) gamble on this…
read more »
June 16, 2009 | Tuesday | 11 Comments
Angela James has a call for submissions up on her website - which isn’t a big deal, if you think about it. But what caught my attention is that this is the second time I’ve seen an editor reach out directly to writers via blogs or Twitter. First was Heather Osborn, who said over Twitter that she had a hole in her publishing calendar and needed an urban fantasy/paranormal manuscript that was completed and ready to go. It was the Tweet heard round the world - I think Heather ended up with something like 25+ manuscripts in her inbox in…
read more »
June 07, 2009 | Sunday | 10 Comments
Starting today through 20 June, Sharon Cullen’s Deception is free for Kindle download.
All you Kindle- folk, enjoy the free giveaway.
ETA: Not sure what’s up, but the free book is not so much free. Hold your purchasing until that price gets updated.
ETAII: Now it’s free, free cheezy bread, free!
read more »
January 28, 2009 | Wednesday | 21 Comments
I downloaded this book as a free Kindle offer from Sam Hain and read it while commuting. Even on the bus at 6am I was creeped out at the start of the novel. It was creepy, bizarre and in the beginning it gave me goosebumps. By the end, my eyebrows were permanently raised. Oleander House has a terrible history. The current owner is sure something is haunting the place (no shit Sherlock) after an unseen creature bites a young child touring the house as a local historic property, and the bite becomes infected with an unknown substance, killing the child…
read more »
