UPDATES: Cover reveal this Friday for Book 2 of the Blue Eyes trilogy

Posted by bkristin on May 20th, 2013 in reviews | 0 comments Book two is coming along nicely, and we are two a half weeks from the release date of June 6th. This Friday there will be a cover reveal for the second book through multiple blogs. I commissioned the cover from the same artist for all three books. I am so excited to show everyone Ravven’s great work. She makes such great covers! So many people have told me that they liked the first cover, I can’t wait to show the next one. I think it is just as great. Any blogger that wants to participate- make sure to sign up with Xpresso book tours.  

Week’s Reads: The Dark Gifts Inheritance by Willow Cross and Souled Out by Blakely Chorpenning

Posted by bkristin on May 17th, 2013 in reviews | 0 comments Review: The Dark Gifts Inheritance by Willow Cross I read this book without reading the first book. I just want to let everyone know- this is part of a series but completely able to stand alone. You don’t need to read he first one to find this a great read. This is a great book because of that and I applaud Cross for such good writing. So the basic plot is that Sarah and her brother find they don’t exactly know their past every well. In fact they were actually hidden by their past and do not know about their family history of werewolves and have to deduce that her brother is one from what is going on....

Week’s Reads: Daynight by Megan Thomason and Redemption Rewrite by JH Walker

Posted by bkristin on May 13th, 2013 in reviews | 0 comments Review: Daynight by Megan Thomason Kira has entered the second chance foundation as a one year after high school job to get away from her reality where everyone she knows at school is now gone due to an accident. Unfortunately for her, the people running this might have different plans for her. I liked getting a completed story- Too often I find authors leaving the story incomplete and to me that is more of a turn off than grammatical errors. I don’t want to spend hours reading a book that has no resolution. This book was nicely done in that there was resolution and there is more left of the story to...

UPDATES: Bloggers wanted for cover reveal & A Novel Idea Live

Posted by bkristin on May 9th, 2013 in reviews | 0 comments First. I have signed up with Xpresso Book Tours to do a cover reveal for my next book in the Blue Eyes Trilogy “Becoming a Legend”. If any bloggers are interested in participating in the cover reveal, check out this link. This cover, in fact, all three covers in the Blue Eyes Trilogy, was designed by Ravven and it is so pretty. I love her work and can’t wait to show everyone. Second. I will be on A Novel Idea Live this Sunday (Mother’s Day) at 3PM eastern time. I talk with the host Krista about writing, publishing, my current books and bit about life in general. The show will...

UPDATES: Reached 100 ratings on goodreads

Posted by bkristin on May 6th, 2013 in reviews | 0 comments Yeah!! I reached 100 ratings between my two books on goodreads (actually more if you count friends ratings, which goodreads does not) I am amazed and so thankful for everyone that has taken the time to read and rate/review my books. I know everyone suggest you shouldn’t read reviews and reading the bad reviews is hard, but I actually still am new enough at this to enjoy reading the reviews (even the bad ones). I never pictured doing anything like this or having anyone actually read my books…. not even my hubby, who has now read both of them. This is all very new and exciting. I love to...

Week’s Reads: Rua by Miranda Kavi, Spiral by Maddy Edwards, Project ELE by Rebecca Gober and Courtney Nuckels

Posted by bkristin on May 3rd, 2013 in reviews | 0 comments Rua by Miranda Kavi   A COMPLETE STORY LINE- ahh finally. I liked how there was so much that happened- best part was this was a completed storyline: I have been finding that a lot of books think leaving a cliffhanger will get people to buy their next book and few authors try to make a complete story. This was a complete story. The author can make more books that will continue it to some extent, but the story in itself was finished. I VERY MUCH appreciate getting a complete story that leaves you feeling like the tale is complete. This chapter in her life is complete- it doesn’t mean there...