Featured Free Book: Book is free from 02/14/2018 until 02/14/2018 If the dates are the same, book is free one day only. About the Book Point and Shoot for Your life by Robin Murphy is a tale of mystery and suspense. Hannah Mills, local photographer, is struggling for work and to pay her rent. Great-Aunt Dorothy comes to the rescue from beyond the grave after she leaves Hannah a First Phase Indian Chief Navajo blanket, a very rare item worth at least a million dollars. That kind of money … [Read more...] about Featured Free Book: Point and Shoot for Your Life by Robin Murphy
Interview with Author – John Pearce
About John Pearce: John Pearce is a part-time Parisian who lives most of the the year in Sarasota, FL. He blogs at PartTimeParisian.com and invites you to subscribe. He worked as a journalist in Washington and Europe, where he covered economics for the International Herald Tribune and edited a business magazine. After a business career in Sarasota, he spends his days working on his future books - The new one, Last Stop: Paris, was published Dec 1, 2015. It is a sequel to Treasure of … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – John Pearce
Buyer’s Guide: How Blue is my Valley by Jean Gill
Targeted Age Group: Adult Category: Autobiographies, Biographies & Memoirs Print book price range: $12.99 eBook price range: $2.99 About How Blue is my Valley: Humorous travel book about moving to France from IPPY and Global Ebook Award Winner Jean Gill Reviews 'Laugh out loud in many places, this autobiography from Welsh writer and photographer Jean Gill tells the tale of her first year in Provence - complete with challenging situations and thought-provoking musings. Jean takes … [Read more...] about Buyer’s Guide: How Blue is my Valley by Jean Gill
Buyer’s Guide: Song at Dawn by Jean Gill
Targeted Age Group: Adult Category: Historical Print book price range: $18.99 eBook price range: FREE About Song at Dawn: Believable, page-turning and memorable. Lela Michael, S.P. Review Winner of the Global Ebook Award for Best Historical Fiction 1150: Provence On the run from abuse, Estela wakes in a ditch with only her lute, her amazing voice, and a dagger hidden in her underskirt. Her talent finds a patron in Aliénor of Aquitaine and more than a music tutor in the Queen's … [Read more...] about Buyer’s Guide: Song at Dawn by Jean Gill
Permafree eBook: Past Imperfect #1 by John Matthews
Two boys. One Murder. Sometimes justice takes more than a lifetime. A car accident in California, a deadly assault in Provence, and two boys 30 years apart are left battling for their lives. Dominic Fornier is the detective who finds himself at the heart of the investigation. A simple provincial case that becomes one of the largest and most important in French criminal history. Fornier's only hope is to prove the link between the two boys thirty years apart. A compulsive journey … [Read more...] about Permafree eBook: Past Imperfect #1 by John Matthews
Interview with Author – Claire Delacroix
About Claire Delacroix: Bestselling and award-winning author Deborah Cooke has published over fifty novels and novellas, including historical romances, fantasy romances, fantasy novels with romantic elements, paranormal romances, contemporary romances, urban fantasy romances, time travel romances and paranormal young adult novels. She writes as herself, as Claire Delacroix and has written as Claire Cross. She is nationally bestselling, #1 Kindle Bestselling, KOBO Bestselling, as well as a USA … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Claire Delacroix
“The Ship to Shawano” by M. W. Tyrrell
History is generally taught in terms of placing events in a timeline. A particular event occurred on such-and-such date, and the course of humankind is diverted to one direction or another. While this is fine when studying the course of history in general, unaddressed are the men and women whose lives are inevitably changed in the process. That is where the real history lies, in the individual stories. During World War II, Great Britain would have seemed to be the logical place to house … [Read more...] about “The Ship to Shawano” by M. W. Tyrrell
The Stolen Girl by Zia Wesley @ZiaWesleyNovels
This book is bargain priced from 09/07/2014 until 09/14/2014 The legend of Aimée Dubucq de Rivery, has survived on three continents for more than two hundred years. The Stolen Girl tells the first part of her extraordinary story, her adolescence on the Caribbean island of Martinique, and her voyage to Paris where her hopes of finding a husband are shattered. Resigned to live as an old maid at the ripe age of eighteen, she decides to become a nun and sets sail to visit her relatives on … [Read more...] about The Stolen Girl by Zia Wesley @ZiaWesleyNovels
Paris – Without the Tourists by Udey Johnson
Paris is one of the most popular tourist destinations on earth, and for a very good reason; it's a fascinating and fun place to visit. Each year The City of Light greets close to 30 million foreign tourists, and most of them are headed for a select list of the exact same places. As a result, the lines to get into the most popular museums are long, and once inside it can get unbelievably crowded. Not only that, but the most visited parks, sites, and restaurants – along with the streets around … [Read more...] about Paris – Without the Tourists by Udey Johnson
Interview with Author – Molly McCord @MoxieMollyM
Author Bio: Molly McCord, M.A., is a bestselling author, astrologer, and modern spiritual teacher with no religious affiliations. Her debut memoir, The Art of Trapeze: One Woman's Journey of Soaring, Surrendering, and Awakening, hit #1 in 2 Amazon categories within 3 days. The Art of Trapeze is the first book in her Awakening Consciousness Series, followed by The Modern Heroine’s Journey of Consciousness, in which she integrates Joseph Campbell’s hero’s journey with spiritual growth. Molly … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Molly McCord @MoxieMollyM
Empty Nester? Maybe It’s Time to Create a Mid-Life List – Guest Post by Linda Kovic-Skow @LindaKovicSkow
About five years ago, after my husband and I dropped our youngest daughter off at college, I went through a sort of mid-life crisis. I missed being a mom and I wondered how I would fill the void. Sure I had my part-time bookkeeping business, but it consumed only a few hours a day and it wasn’t interesting any more. Something was missing? But what? This prompted me to review what I like to call my “mid-life list.” This is similar to a “bucket list,” with an important twist. The idea was to … [Read more...] about Empty Nester? Maybe It’s Time to Create a Mid-Life List – Guest Post by Linda Kovic-Skow @LindaKovicSkow
Interview with Author – Vicki Lesage @vickilesage
Author Bio: Vicki Lesage is an IT Director by day, writer by night. And a full-time nerd. She loves fondue, wine, math, and zombies. She lives in Paris with her French husband and rambunctious son. What inspires you to write? I mainly write about my life as an American in Paris, so pretty much everything every day inspires me! From the delicious aromas wafting out of the boulangerie to the smell of unshowered people in the Metro, this city offers plenty of things to rant and rave … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Vicki Lesage @vickilesage
