Archive for May, 2011

On the ‘Net With Author Altonya Washington

By • May 30th, 2011 • Category: Author of the Week

I’ve been a romantic fiction writer for about 8 years. My first title was released with the BET Books Arabesque imprint “Remember Love”. Lately I’ve ventured into the realm of self publishing starting with the release of the 4th title in my Ramsey series- “A Lover’s Regret”. I reside in NC and I’m currently in Graduate School for my Masters in Library Science.



Living in the Pink Blog Tour featuring author Sharon Tubbs

By • May 30th, 2011 • Category: Virtual Book Tours

Inspiration for the short stories in Living in the Pink comes from my own triumphs and pitfalls in living out my faith and in simply observing the world around me. I see so many women who are worn out, unhappy, and struggling. In my view, the problem is that often we don’t recognize our potential in Jesus Christ. I’m hoping that Living in the Pink will inspire a change.



The Dry Grass of August by Anna Jean Mayhew

By • May 30th, 2011 • Category: Book Review 2011

In this beautifully written debut, Anna Jean Mayhew offers a riveting depiction of Southern life in the throes of segregation, what it will mean for a young girl on her way to adulthood–and for the woman who means the world to her. . .



With Style & Amazing Grace Blog Tour Featuring Author Aleysha Proctor

By • May 30th, 2011 • Category: Virtual Book Tours

I’m Aleysha Proctor, and I’m a Christian Inspirational Author. I love to encourage people, and not only are my books inspirational, but I also like to use social media on a daily basis to keep positive messages out there. Anyone and just about everyone can tell you how bad things are — I like to tell you that there’s hope in God!



Life is What You Make It Blog Tour Featuring Carl Mathis

By • May 20th, 2011 • Category: Virtual Book Tours

Carl Mathis wasn’t prepared for the devastation the loss of his wife would bring to his life. He soon found himself grieving, struggling to make ends meet, and trying to raise his sons, who were also dealing with personal turmoil from the loss of their mother. After months of waiting for someone to rescue him, Carl had to face the inevitable truth–no one was coming. He realized that if he wanted out of the mess his life was becoming, he was going to have to do it himself.



Escaping From The Victim or Volunteer Role in Your Relationship by Joanne Williams

By • May 16th, 2011 • Category: Book Review 2011

This relationship book, takes a harsh look into why some relationships fail. In this no holds barred book, you will discover why some women are afraid to exit from their worthless, failing, or unhappy relationship. And you will also learn what you can do to move on. So hold onto your seat because the ride is going to be SHAKY!



Dirtier Than Ever by Vickie Stringer

By • May 16th, 2011 • Category: Book Review 2011

Vickie M. Stringer takes readers on another bumpy ride in Dirtier Than Ever with Red, Bacon, and Q—the crazy love-hate triangle who makes the series a favorite among urban fiction fans.



Piano in the Dark by Eric Pete

By • May 16th, 2011 • Category: Book Review 2011

Chase Hidalgo has a successful career, a loving wife, and a loyal best friend, but something is still missing. His unfulfilled dreams leave him unsure of his place in the world. Then a chance meeting with a mysterious stranger changes everything.



My Father’s Colors by Marian L. Thomas

By • May 16th, 2011 • Category: Book Review 2011

Naya Monà finds herself once again on a journey fighting with her past. Struggling to make peace, find forgiveness and understand why her father shattered her childhood at the tender age of thirteen.



Final Destination by Ankur Choudhury

By • May 16th, 2011 • Category: Book Review 2011

This book is an extract from my life. Having lost my mother all of a sudden in 2008, I had succumbed to the darker, lonelier and painful side to reality. This book describes not only my emotions, but the raw truth that many of us feel but are scared to express. It portrays my life, and all the struggles I go through.