She Marches Through Fire (November Snow Book 3)
Mar 28, 2017by A.M. ManayAuto-delivered wirelesslyFREE Shipping on eligible ordersIn StockMore Buying ChoicesShe Dies at the End (November Snow Book 1)
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She Lights Up the Dark (November Snow Book 2)
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Blog postHere is a little peek at my YA Fantasy work in progress. This scene shows us a moment in the childhood of Shiloh, my protagonist. I make heavy use of flashback in this book. It's almost as much fun as writing November's visions. I hope you find it intriguing.
“Fetch me the box, child. The red one with the lock,” the priest ordered his only student.
Little Shiloh rose from the floor to obey and crossed to the tall bookshelf opposite -
Blog postToday I'll be giving you a peek into the third installment of my November Snow Epilogue short story series, Luka's Dawn. Our dear characters are living a quiet suburban life, until an anti-vampire church brings trouble to their door.
“Are you sure this is such a good idea?” Raina asked warily. She slammed the car door and gazed across the parking lot at the unassuming building that housed Flannery’s parents’ new church.
“What’s the problem? Merrick a -
Blog postOne of the hallmarks of Young Adult lit is the depiction of school life. The schools may be quite unusual (like Hogwarts or Vampire Academy), but many of the stresses involved are familiar to us all. In this scene, Shiloh has a less-than-edifying encounter with a bully of a new teacher.
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Shiloh sat in a small classroom with a dozen children, all under the age of ten, save for her. In front of each of them sat a bowl of water. At the front of the room -
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Blog postGood news, vampire junkies! The second installment of Luka's Dawn is available here for pre-order.
If you're lucky, maybe one of these days I'll run out of Flannery O'Conner references for my graphics.
Here is a short excerpt:
Flannery looked up from her ice cream, suspicion in her deep blue eyes.“Are you two going to yell at me, too?” she asked. Raina and Luka exchanged glances.“Kitten, have we ever yelled at you?” Luka asked.“No, I guess not,” the c -
Blog postHello, darlings. I just wanted to let you know that I'm participating in a Sci-fi and Fantasy promotion featuring tons of books on sale for only $0.99 July 1st and 2nd. My contribution is She Dies at the End, so if you have friends you've been meaning to turn into November Snow fans, spread the word. Have fun stocking up on your airplane/beach/staycation reading.
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Blog postToday is the day! The first episode of my November Snow Epilogue short story series is now available on Amazon. For $0.99, catch up with Luka and see how he is handling life after She Marches Through Fire. (Hint: not great) Are you as excited to meet Flannery as he is?
I have two more stories in the series written and ready to go in the coming weeks. I hope you will enjoy reading them as much as I did writing them. Happy Reading! -
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Blog postToday, it is my absolute pleasure to host a fellow member of Rave Reviews Book Club, Kim Cox. I thoroughly enjoy her writing, and if you're a fan of romance, you ought to give her work a try.
Today, Kim is sharing with us her thoughts on being an indie author, as opposed to a traditionally published writer.
Doesn’t everyone dream of finding an agent and a publisher handle all the details? Don’t know. I did once. So how did I end up where I am now, an Indie Author? -
Blog postAs a huge fan of Herb Mallette's Charms and Witches, I was stoked to find out that his Delvonian Series is on sale this week. The first three are reduced in price, and the last one is free! I'm sharing the blurbs below to give you a taste for the series. Happy reading!
The Last Tragedy
When two of the world's greatest adventurers disappear, it falls to their heirs - Jake Warbler and the half-sprite Noxie - to retrace their steps and confront whatever evil too -
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Blog postThe action is heating up in my YA high fantasy work in progress. Here is a peek at a little magical naval battle I'm sketching out.
The first drops of rain splattered onto Shiloh’s face. The swells grew higher, and the ship began to rock. Shiloh’s stomach lurched in time with it.
“You know Kirkland’s spell of revelation?” Hatch asked.
“Yes, sir,” she replied.
“I'll calm the seas. You look for their vessel,” Hatch ordered.
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Blog postJolie Mason turns up the heat in the second offering in the Brother Assassins series. Brother's Keeper follows assassin Bry's efforts to protect a whistle-blowing journalist named Cari as their society begins to implode around them. Complicating matters is a heartbreaking deception Bry undertook to protect both Cari and her family.
Mason's tale is engaging as always, with a fun mix of excitement and romance. The sex is a little more explicit this time than in some -
Blog postThe first story in my short story series about our favorite vampire villain is set to drop on Amazon on June 27th! You can pre-order it for $0.99. Or you can sign up for my newsletter and download it for FREE on June 22nd. You know you can't resist reading it five days early.
I intend to publish three of these stories this summer, releasing them about every two weeks. My subscribers will be getting the first crack at them, so don't miss out!
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Blog postWednesday is traditionally "Work in Progress Day" in the indie publishing world. Today, I'm sharing with you an excerpt from a short story series I'm working on, November Snow Epilogue Stories. Major SPOILER ALERT for those who have not yet finished She Marches Through Fire!
These tales focus on Luka's life after the loss of November at the end of November Snow Book 3. Here's a peek at Luka's Dawn, Episode 1.
“When was the last time you ate -
Blog postToday marks the start of an epic fantasy and science fiction book giveaway that I've organized. We have most of the popular sub-genres: paranormal, high fantasy, steampunk, hard sci-fi, sci-fi romance, space opera, etc. So, if you're looking for summer reading, you should stop by my webpage and check it out. Happy reading!
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Blog postI was pretty chuffed today to receive the reader feedback from a contest I entered, The Wishing Shelf Book Awards. The certificate was nice, but the quotes made my day. See for yourself:
‘This author works very well with description of character, setting and with speech to offer the reader a fascinating story, well plotted and packed full of wonderful characters. I enjoyed it very much.’ Male reader, aged 42
‘This book is all about pacing. It’s got it -
Blog postI am about 45k words into writing my next novel. No vampires this time! It's a young adult high fantasy novel with a strong heroine, naturally. My two point-of-view characters are Shiloh Teethborn, a 15-year-old girl headed to the Academy, and Silas Hatch, the king's "fixer," who is in his early thirties. Regularly spaced flashbacks from each of their lives reveal back story and motivations.
The story is set in a world where magic is real, and it i -
Blog postI'm so pleased today to be hosting fellow author and Rave Reviews Book Club member Laura Libricz! Laura was born and raised in Bethlehem PA and moved to Upstate New York when she was 22. After working a few years building Steinberger guitars, she received a scholarship to go to college. She tried to ‘do the right thing’ and study something useful, but spent all her time reading German literature. She is now the author of the historical fiction novel The Master and the Maid, book one in a planne
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Blog postPatient Lee, fabulous pioneer of "erotic realism," is releasing a special environmentally oriented story just in time for Earth Day. The story is called "Milkweed and Gossamer" and was inspired by the plight of monarch butterflies. Caution: adults only.
The blurb:
Jaime just turned eighteen, and she's so passionate about saving the monarch butterflies, people call her Milkweed. Josh Gossamer is four years older than Milkweed, but they fall for -
Blog postI've been participating in a wonderful event all month long. Read Self-Published Month celebrates the creative work being done by indie authors in all genres. Led by Zach Chopchinski, we are enjoying events galore, including this blog tour, giveaways, read-alongs, and Facebook takeovers.
And it's not too late for you to get in on the fun! Join the Facebook group for Read Self-Published month and discover a wealth of talent producing amazing work outside the traditional publishing s -
Blog postToday, I am pleased to be hosting fellow Rave Reviews Book Club member Harmony Kent. She's releasing a new book called Moments: A Collection of Short Stories and Poems. Harmony's work spans a number of genres, and I'm sure this new work will showcase that creativity. Learn more about this gifted author and her new release below!
Book Blurb:
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Take a moment to delve into tales from the dark side, have fun with fantasy, dabble in dystopia -
Blog postI was very excited to try something by talented multi-genre author M. Pepper Langlinais. As a lover of fantasy, I thought I'd start with her magical young adult tale Manifesting Destiny. I cannot tell you enough about how much I enjoyed it!
This YA fantasy is engaging, touching, and exciting. In a world where most people undergo a startling metamorphosis upon reaching maturity, Cee and Marcus face the prospect of their close friendship being forever severed when they rea -
Blog postI'm participating in an Instafreebie book giveaway today. Check out the wealth of reading material in every genre on offer here. She Sees in Her Sleep is my contribution. It is a collection of three short stories set in the November Snow universe, containing back story galore for all your favorite characters.
Here's the blurb for She Sees in Her Sleep:
The past is a long time when you are immortal. Seeds planted long ago in the lives of vampires and fa -
Blog postMy newsletter subscribers got first crack at this a few weeks ago, but now it's time to share this interview with the rest of you. Get a peek into November's thoughts at the start of She Marches Through Fire (November Snow Book 3). Be warned that there are minor spoilers. If you like to go in blind, save this for after March 28th. Happy reading!
So, what’s it like being a vampire with superpowers?The saving the world part is good. The teleporting does make me -
Blog postWith March 28th around the corner, I'm embarking on my release blog tour for She Marches Through Fire. You'll want to hit every stop so you don't miss any of the sneak peaks and exclusive bonus material I'll be revealing this week. If you haven't yet grabbed your copy, you still have time to pre-order!
Here's the schedule:
March 20 Hosted by S.J. Hermann
March 21 Hosted by Pandora Spocks
March 22 Hosted by Jolie Mason
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Blog postI received this lovely early review yesterday from fellow author Stuart Kenyon. If you've never tried his books, you should. Swiftly Sharpens the Fang is brilliant, and I'm looking forward to trying his dystopian Subnormal series. He is a top quality indie author, so his good opinion of She Marches Through Fire means the world to me. Read on below:
"Author Ms Manay had a tough job if she wanted to top book 2 of the November Snow Series, She Lights -
Blog postLincoln Cole always puts out high quality work, and I anticipate Raven's Rise will be no exception. Release day is March 21st, and it is currently available for pre-order. This is the third book in the series that began with Kindle Scout winner Raven's Peak, which I thought was fabulous. Huffington Post agreed with me, naming it one of their Best Self-Published Books of 2016
From my review of Raven's Peak:
This is a very polished horror thriller with interes
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