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Forging the Fellowship Tag

Forging the Fellowship Tag

Posted on by R.M. Archer

The Rules:

  1. Include the tag banner in your post
  2. Link back to the creator of the tag   ( LITAFLAME.BLOG )
  3. Thank and link back to the person who tagged you
  4. Forge your Fellowship Out of BOOK CHARACTERS by answering the given questions!
  5. Tag three bloggers to pass the ring to.

(Side note: I’m going to be difficult and answer these questions three different ways. #1 will be book characters, according to the rules. #2 will be MCU characters. #3 will be my own characters. Julia, I hope you didn’t mind me totally bending the rules. XD)

*Asterisked links are BookShop affiliate links, which means if you buy through them I earn a commission at no extra cost to you. And BookShop is awesome because it supports independent U.S. bookstores! A double asterisk means it’s an Amazon affiliate link.

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Cover Reveal: Shadowkeeper by Hope Ann

Cover Reveal: Shadowkeeper by Hope Ann

Posted on by R.M. Archer

It’s time for another cover reveal! Hope Ann is releasing another fantasy novella, this one a retelling of Hades and Persephone mixed with the story of Castor and Pollux. (GREEK MYTHOLOGY, Y’ALL. *fangirls*)

Here, have a blurb:

 

Death can die as easily as any other man. Continue reading “Cover Reveal: Shadowkeeper by Hope Ann” →

Book Review: King’s Warrior by Jenelle Leanne Schmidt

Book Review: King’s Warrior by Jenelle Leanne Schmidt

Posted on by R.M. Archer

I love indie-publishing and indie-published authors. I love the support of the community, and I love supporting and helping fellow indie-authors. Unfortunately, when I read poorly edited indie novels I really want to go to the author and say “This was good, but it could be better” and help them polish it, and I usually can’t. This is one of those poorly edited novels.

The potential is all there. The characters are good, the plot is interesting, there are a lot of connections between things. Unfortunately, I wasn’t emotionally invested, and there are a few reasons for this. First of all, we’re never in one character’s POV Continue reading “Book Review: King’s Warrior by Jenelle Leanne Schmidt” →

Book Review: Project Canvas

Book Review: Project Canvas

Posted on by R.M. Archer

COMING NOVEMBER 15TH, 2018

An international writing community.

61 authors

11 countries

6 continents

Are you looking for advice on how to create the perfect villain? Do you need the courage to put your story down on paper?  Find this and more in Project Canvas, a writing resource written completely by teen and young adult writers and compiled by Caroline Meek and Olivia Rogers.

 

Project Canvas includes: Continue reading “Book Review: Project Canvas” →