The Chasm by Branwen OShea reflects a future Ice Age in a uniquely dystopian world. The book is listed a YA fiction, but obviously it's a tale all ages will enjoy. @GoddessFish Promotions @BronwenOShea
Today is my stop on the @GoddessFish promotional tour for Celestial Bodies: The Tess Lee and Jack Miller Novels by Patricia Leavy. Read an excerpt from the collection and a guest post from the author. Don't forget to enter the $50 gift card giveaway.
Them Days by Glenn P. Booth
Discrimination, war in Europe, a pandemic. . .
Sofiya, a young Ukrainian immigrant, experiences all of this & more. It could be 2022, but it's Manitoba in the early 1900s. Read an excerpt & enter to win a gift card! @GoddessFish #BookTwt @TellwellTalent
Only Ghouls and Horses by Dan Harris will make an excellent edition to the library of anyone who enjoys a dose of wry humor with their ghoulish tales. #UrbanFantasy #Paranormal #ShortStory
Jessica D. Adams is back with another delightful tale from The Underground Toy Society. Liam Lion Lost at the Bloomsburg Fair is a fantastic little story to emphasize family safety and discuss the rules if a child should get lost. Don't miss this one!
While The Origins is the final book in The Olason Chronicles, it is exactly what the title proclaims. It's the magnificent tale of the Icelandic origins of the Olason family. Margret and Einar endure hardship and joy in their struggle to raise a family in volcanic and earthquake-prone Eastern Iceland. This story of strength and perseverance sets the tone for the rest of the series, so can easily be read as a standalone.