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After his child dies, a father investigates rumors of supernatural beings stealing children. Or is it all in his mind?
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A tale of a young hero, thrown into a conflict that spans not only the world of the living and the dead, but also a place Forgotten .The hero must learn that Strength comes from a Need. But what if a Need comes from the Strength?
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Isabelle’s life spirals into one beyond her wildest imaginings when she meets Death’s right-hand man causing worlds to collide. She’s thrust quickly into the most secretive inner-workings of Death itself, as well as an otherworldly dominion.
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Hello everyone!! Just wanted to let you know that for 10 bucks a month (or two lattes) you can help indie authors get their book published (and you get a copy of each book too!) With encouragement from some of the wonderful people at Inkshares and the backbone of the entire community, John Robin, I've decided to launch a syndicate that will search out and support stories with a strong female leads. If you can't contribute, please spread the word! I'm thinking of it as a great way to read more every month in a unique Book Club sort of way. 

Much love xx

Break the Bechdel with Strong Female Characters Syndicate


 

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    Thomas J. Arnold followed East of Breaking
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    The Magic, a sentient force of power, has reawakened and seeks to corrupt and destroy the East. One girl just coming of age is joined by a host of unlikely allies in a race against time to find the clues needed to prevent it.
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    We're not dead!

    Hello everyone, Kelly and I would like to send out a quick reminder that we are still working on the book. We had a few setbacks (Thea catching a murderous cold), but now for the new year, we look forward into making it big this time. Thea had gifted herself this Christmas the Scrivener application that John Robin (Author of Blood Dawn) highly recommends. She is in love with it and only curses the fact that her job got in the way of using it more (though luckily has been sneaking her laptop into work to continue writing on some days). And Kelly has been finding what little time she can on editing and development of plot/characters.

    We both would like to welcome our new readers, we greatly appreciate you following us and we will give you a follow back as well. If you want, we have a Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/KairosBookSeries , where you can also get more updates on our progress (not much as we are still trying to balance life, writing, and self-promoting)

    Well, not much else to say other than we are still here!!!

    Email us if you have any questions (of help): kairos.prophecy.book@gmail.com

    Happy reading!!
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      Happy Hump Day! In the spirit of distraction and fun, I'd like to share a couple of recommendations for other Inkshares projects that are currently funding. This may become a bi-monthly thing (two books, twice a month), provided I remember to continue doing it. ;)

      BTW - If you haven't visited the site since ordering Seven Shards, I invite you to log back in and see if you have any free credits on your account. And if you do, I encourage you to spend them!

      Onto the recommendations!

      First up is Exile, Magus by Thomas J. Arnold. This is a true fantasy book for fantasy lovers. If you're at all intrigued, act fast because its funding window ends in two days! 

      “First in a series following a dwarven magus entering a world he grew up only hearing of. As he strives to find a place amid countless dangers (and at least one too many gnomes) his naivete in life and love may bring more danger than any foe could.”

      &

      Women Like Us by Jason Pomerance, a fictional tale of family and food. Be sure to check out the recipes Jason's been sharing towards the bottom of his page!

      “A down and dirty chef and her starchy ex-mother-in-law must bond when a crisis threatens a member of the family.”


      That's it for January. More recommendations are due to land early next month!

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