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Listening to the post Review-a-thon livestream now.  It was a good day overall, even if it did nearly destroy my hands.  Only got about 1/3 of the way through my list of books I wanted to review today at 9 reviews posted.  In the interest of keeping this update brief, I'll post up the links below, and let you go to the book page to read the reviews if you're interested.

Anabelle's Dream and Other Stories by A.R. Patterson

Captain by Artie Sievers

Daughter of the Mara by Alex Bittner

Dax Harrison by Tony Valdez

Deus Hex Machina by Amanda Orneck

Feyside by Peter Birdsall

Seven Shards: The Colors of Wine by C. Brenneke

She is the End by A.C. Weston

Storm of Fury by Andrew Wood

Finally, we didn't hit the threshold for me to start posting Chapter 6 of Exile, Magus, so instead I'll be posting Chapter 1 section 3 of Exile, Hunted.  Definite spoiler concerning Palkaz in this one, and to a lesser extend Pentaz and Talari(you haven't met her yet in the current early Exile, Magus chapters).

Thanks for your time and support.  I need to rest my poor, swollen hands now.

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    Happy review-a-thon!! Hope everyone has fun today and reviews some great books! And if you happen to review Sweet Torture, I appreciate it!! =D

    Welcome to my couple of new followers and thank you!! 

    Hope everyone has a wonderful weekend and happy reviewing!

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      Wow, you guys. The reviews are trickling in and im just... I'm speechless you guys... Jamison Stone, Micheal Valdez, Julian Green and Finn Mcrae, Jamie Legaspi, Artie Sievers, Sancineto and K.E. Madsen thank you all so much. Your reviews put tears in my eyes. I can't thank you guys enough... I wasn't going to release any new art just yet but as a thank you to all of you who have pre-ordered, reviewed or just followed us here is a sneak preview of our cover redesign. This is a work in progress!!! Thank you all!!!

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        Hello readers!  First if all, I have to thank the wonderful A.C. Weston for her amazing efforts; I don't know about you, but I was blown away by the inaugural Review-a-thon! And I would not be upset if this became a frequent event ☺


        Next, thank you to the reviewers who were sent to my page (and those amazing few who weren't)for taking the time to read my story and share your reactions. It means the world to me and really revives the passion to get back to it! I am eagerly reviewing back and have been amazed by the stories that I hadn't stumbled upon yet. For starters, you have to check out Munro's Bones of the Past, link below: 

        https://www.inkshares.com/projects/the-bones-of-the-past

        I  was so taken with Munro's characters that I read every bit he had posted before writing me review. Then I read it again! Nial and Zuly are quickly becoming my favorite character to follow.

        Next, for magic, sacrifice and an urgent sense of the epic, check out Berg's Prophecy of the Stars, link below;

        https://www.inkshares.com/projects/prophecy-of-the-stars-0264

        The sweet sadness and coming danger is alive in every word and I promise you won't be able to put this one down. There is poetry, there is magic, and I think there is a budding female protagonist who will carry us through an unmatched tale of vengeance.

        In other words...I am so grateful for the two I was assigned, but I definitely didn't stop there! There are too many amazing projects to mention, but I just want to send a shout out to Cory Wyszynski's U-Turn at the Next Synapse. Link below:

        https://www.inkshares.com/projects/u-turn-at-next-synapse

        His story is told with a grit and no-excuse brutality that will hold you breathless as you are thrown between two completely different worlds. Check it out; you won't turn back  😉

        Next round of business: Syndicates! I have been exploring the idea and am sold. Watch for a new one very soon (just trying to get through grading a million papers and final exams before the semester officially ends on the 22nd). I am excited about starting one and hope I can pull a few of you in to help me support incredible authors every month in a pooled effort!

        Lastly, I have a ton of credits about to expire, so please, if I haven't backed your project yet, pitch it or reach out at jliggan@gmail.com or on twitter @lamplitug. I try to support all the ones I can and am sure I have missed a few! (Also, as always, would love to swap preorders too!)

        Much love and I hope you all have a splendid holiday season!!

        Janna


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          I'm live, on YouTube right now with the Inkshares team!

          That's right, the Inkshares live stream event is on. I'm here with Jf Dubeau, Paul Inman, and several other authors including Jim McDoniel, Jeyna Grace, and Gary Whitta.

          Tune in now -- the event goes until 8pm EST!

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