Showing posts with label Novels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Novels. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
2013 Preditors and Editors Readers Poll
LAST DAY TO VOTE!
#gypsyshadow #preditorsandeditors #ebooks
Below is an updated list of the books and their current standings in the
poll. Voting ends TODAY, so if you haven't yet voted, PLEASE take a few
minutes and vote. Everyone who finishes in the top ten receives a badge
to post on their website, Facebook and other places. The top winner in
each category receives a winner's badge to post. This is a fun contest
we have been participating in for several years now. Good luck to all of
you. Several of you are already in the top ten . . . congrats to you!
2013 P&E Readers Poll
http://critters.org/predpoll/
HORROR NOVELS
Silent Fathoms by Tamara A. Lowery (4)
The Man in the Wall by Ben Larken (8)
ROMANCE
NOVELS
Child of the Dragon by Jeanne Guzman (19)
SCI-FI/FANTASY NOVELS
Kill My Husband by Stanley Bruce Carter (21)
Silent Fathoms by Tamara A. Lowery (19)
Sirion by Ivano Massari (15)
Worm by Steve Foreman (3)
STEAMPUNK NOVELS
EROTICA NOVELS
The Extortions of Stiffani Voydalle by Stanley Bruce Carter (11)
MYSTERY NOVELS
Aberration by Steven P. Marini (5)
THRILLER NOVELS
The Tower of Sarah by Ben Patrick Eden (8)
CHILDREN'S BOOKS
Philip and the Fortune Teller by John Paulits (8)
YOUNG ADULT BOOKS
How to be Almost Famous in Ten Days by Kathleen S. Allen (14)
Sensations by Rowan Shannigan (20)
OTHER NOVELS
Memoirs of a Jobseeker by Ivano Massari (6)
Shadow of Samhain by Dawn Colclasure (12)
SHORT STORIES
HORROR SHORT STORIES
The Testament of Charlie Fairweather by Stephen M. DeBock (6)
ROMANCE SHORT STORIES
Island Girl by Russell James (11)
SCI-FI/FANTASY SHORT
STORIES
A Man Named Klaus by Violetta Antcliff (5)
A Tale More True by Steven R. Southard (2)
STEAMPUNK SHORT STORIES
OTHER SHORT STORIES
Zvonek 08 #3 by Anne H. Petzer (2)
ANTHOLOGIES
Shifty by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough (19)
ARTWORK PAGE
Memoirs of a Jobseeker by Manon Massari (Written by Ivano Massari) (6)
Sirion by Manon Massari (Written by Ivan Massari) (3)
COVER ARTWORK PAGE
Memoirs of a Jobseeker by Manon Massari (Written by Ivano Massari) (13)
Sirion by Manon Massari (Written by Ivano Massari) (10)
Friday, January 10, 2014
2013 Preditors and Editors Readers Poll
IMPORTANT!! PLEASE VOTE and help GSP Authors
Okay, I haven't kept at it like I should have, but here is the list of all the GSP books that are up for awards on the Preditors and Editors Readers Poll this year. The numbers after the author titles are the current place being held by the book. Please take the time to go vote in the Readers Poll and help each other climb up the ranks!
2013 P&E Readers Poll
http://critters.org/predpoll/
HORROR NOVELS
Silent Fathoms by Tamara A. Lowery (6)
The Man in the Wall by Ben Larken (11)
ROMANCE NOVELS
Child of the Dragon by Jeanne Guzman (28)
SCI-FI/FANTASY NOVELS
Kill My Husband by Stanley Bruce Carter (18)
Silent Fathoms by Tamara A. Lowery (15)
Sirion by Ivano Massari (12)
Worm by Steve Foreman (4)
STEAMPUNK NOVELS
NO ENTRY
EROTICA NOVELS
The Extortions of Stiffani Voydalle by Stanley Bruce Carter (13)
MYSTERY NOVELS
Aberration by Steven P. Marini (10)
THRILLER NOVELS
The Tower of Sarah by Ben Patrick Eden (12)
CHILDREN'S BOOKS
Philip and the Fortune Teller by John Paulits (11)
YOUNG ADULT BOOKS
How to be Almost Famous in Ten Days by Kathleen S. Allen (19)
Sensations by Rowan Shannigan (22)
OTHER NOVELS
Memoirs of a Jobseeker by Ivano Massari (8)
Shadow of Samhain by Dawn Colclasure (13)
SHORT STORIES
HORROR SHORT STORIES
The Testament of Charlie Fairweather by Stephen M. DeBock (8)
ROMANCE SHORT STORIES
Island Girl by Russell James (14)
SCI-Fi/FANTASY SHORT STORIES
A Man Named Klaus by Violetta Antcliff (7)
A Tale More True by Steven R. Southard (2)
STEAMPUNK SHORT STORIES
NO ENTRY
OTHER SHORT STORIES
Zvonek 08 #3 by Anne H. Petzer (8)
ANTHOLOGIES
Shifty by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough (20)
ARTWORK PAGE
Memoirs of a Jobseeker by Manon Massari (Written by Ivano Massari) (8)
Sirion by Manon Massari (Written by Ivan Massari) (6)
COVER ARTWORK PAGE
Memoirs of a Jobseeker by Manon Massari (Written by Ivano Massari) (12)
Sirion by Manon Massari (Written by Ivano Massari) (10)
AUTHORS PAGE
NO ENTRY
ARTISTS PAGE
NO ENTRY
BOOK/EBOOK EDITORS PAGE
NO ENTRY
PRINT/ELECTRONIC BOOK PAGE
NO ENTRY
Sunday, December 26, 2010
Another Year, Another Move . . .
Wow, another year has come and gone (almost!). Hard to believe, but we have less than a week of 2010 to go and it will be 2011.
I’ve been thinking about New Year’s Resolutions, but I’ve yet to come up with anything adequate. The first thing that comes to mind is to make this upcoming move my last . . . EVER . . . but I know better. Even the best laid schemes of mice and men, not to mention my own, often go wrong, so I’d be kidding myself to think this is positively my last move. Still it would be nice . . .
Maybe it’s because one of my major life goals is to continue growing and learning that I find myself moving on every couple of years. Could be in a short amount of time I manage to grow as much as I can in my current location, though I have to believe I can never learn everything a certain place can provide the opportunities to master. Somehow I feel I can never learn everything there is to learn, no matter where I am. Thirst for knowledge? Yes!
Nevertheless, I confess to growing tired of being a rolling stone. I long for a “home” I can claim for the rest of my days. For one thing, my strength and energy levels are not what they once were. Back in 1986 my barely teenaged daughter and I packed the back of our hatchback full of boxes and began our migration from West Texas to Central Texas. Every couple of weekends we made the 325 mile (each direction) drive to load the car again. We actually managed to get everything we thought we had to have with us moved, one carload at a time.
Now I find I’m not even capable of loading the back of the car and taking the boxes a few miles to storage by myself. Not only that, but I’d be so hard-pressed to decide which of my things I have to have with me and what I can store that I am rendered almost unable even to begin the task. Does this mean I have become officially old, or merely that all my possessions are indispensible now? I prefer to fight the idea I have grown too old to make these kinds of decisions; yet, I must admit I probably haven’t managed to weed out all the unnecessary things from my life, so what gives?
I have to stop writing now, because I can tell there will be no suitable resolution to this post, let alone any forthcoming New Year’s resolutions. Happy New Year, everyone. May you have a beautiful and bright 2011!
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
New Review for The Bakery Murders: Challenge
MR Review
The Bakery Murders: Challenge - Book Two
by Charlotte Holley
The Bakery Murders: Challenge is the second book of the Actor’s Guild series and picks up just a short time after the events of the first book in the series, McCann’s Manor: Portal.
Liz Carr and Kim Henson agree to look into why there is a ghost haunting the local bakery but before they even get started the owner’s boyfriend is brutally murdered and the baker charged with the murder. But Liz and Kim think there is more going on and do not believe their friend is guilty. Something evil is again threatening Liz and Kim and once again they will have to use their wits and unique abilities to stay a step ahead of the murderer and remain alive themselves.
It takes a really sick and twisted mind to develop the evil diabolical monsters and plots running through this series -- I enjoyed every page!! In this second book, the reader is exposed to the secondary plot running behind each of the stories in the series. There is real evil at foot and the bad guy is escalating his schemes along with the attacks against Kim and Liz. While Liz and Kim are battling in the present, the men are off on their own mission through the portal to save the earth and discover their connection to the past and the mystery surrounding the portal contained in McCann’s Manor. It is like reading two completely different books at one time but the connections are obvious and the ending of this story leaves no doubt that there will be a third adventure where the main story lines will come together in a good versus evil battle for the world and their souls! I can’t wait for the third story.
Review at Manic Readers
by Stevie B.
Read the review here:
http://manicreaders.com/index.cfm?disp=reviews&bookid=2829
My website:
http://www.theactorsguildseries.com
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
My Second Published Novel now in Paperback!
Okay, it was supposed to have been out MONTHS ago, but due to unforeseen difficulties with the printer, the paperback has just now been released. The second novel in The Actor's Guild Paranormal Mystery Series will take you deeper into the mysteries of Benjamin McCann and the 200 year-old manor he built for the woman he loved. Contrary to some beliefs, these books are not romances, but instead they delve into the realm of the supernatural while packing a hefty helping of fantasy/sci-fi and a pinch of horror.
To buy the book, go here: http://www.mysticmoonpress.com/authorpages/charlotteholley.html
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