The Winemakers Spotlight Tour

The Winemakers by Jan Moran
Publisher: St. Martin's Griffin
Publication Date: April 5, 2016
Paperback; 358 pages

Description:

1956: When Caterina Rosetta inherits a cottage in the countryside of Italy from a grandmother she's never known, she discovers a long-buried family secret -- a secret so devastating, it threatens the future of everything her mother has worked for.

Many years before, her mother's hard-won dreams of staking her family's claim in the vineyards of California came to fruition; but as an old murder comes to light, and Caterina uncovers a tragic secret that may destroy the man she loves, she realizes her happiness will depend on revealing the truth of her mother's buried past.

From author Jan Moran comes The Winemakers, a sweeping, romantic novel that will hold you in its grasp until the last delicious sip.

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Author Bio:

Jan Moran is a Rizzoli bestselling and award winning author. She writes historical women's fiction for St. Martin's Press (Scent of Triumph, The Winemakers), contemporary women's fiction (Flawless, Beauty Mark, Runway), and nonfiction books (Vintage Perfumes, Fabulous Fragrances). Her stories are smart and stylish, and written with emotional depth. Jan often draws on her international travel and business experiences, infusing her books with realistic details.

The Midwest Book Review and Kirkus have recommended her books, calling her heroines strong, complex, and resourceful. She likes to talk to readers at www.janmoran.com and on social media. She lives in southern California and loves lattes and iced coffee, anything chocolate, and Whole Foods Double Green smoothies to balance it all out.

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Tour Schedule:

April 18 - Working Mommy Journal - author interview / giveaway

April 18 - Lavish Bookshelf - guestpost / giveaway

April 18 - Coffee books & Art - giveaway

April 18 - Brooke Blogs - guest post / giveaway

April 19 - Corinne Rodriges - guest post / giveaway

April 19 - JustOneMoreChapter - giveaway

April 19 - The Cheshire Cat's Looking Glass - giveaway

April 19 - Words And Peace - author interview / giveaway

April 19 - The Autistic Gamer - spotlight

April 20 - Paulette's Papers - giveaway

April 20 - Olio by Marilyn - author interview

April 20 - Discovering/Writing Life - author interview / giveaway

April 20 - Svetlana's Reads and Views - giveaway

April 20 - StoreyBook Reviews - guest post

April 20 - thoughts on this 'n that - giveaway

April 21 - Fantastic Feathers - author interview

April 21 - First Impressions Reviews - spotlight

April 21 - Cassidy Salem Reads & Writes - giveaway

April 21 - The Travelogue of a book addict - The Book Drealms - giveaway

April 22 - ABookGeek - spotlight

April 22 - Celticlady's Reviews - giveaway

April 22 - Carole's Book Corner - giveaway

April 22 - The Bookish & The Romantic - giveaway

April 25 - XoXo Book Blog - giveaway

April 25 - Il mio tesoro - author interview

April 25 - A Bit Bookish - giveaway

April 25 - Jayne's Books - spotlight

April 26 - Mystery Suspense Reviews - guest post

April 26 - The Booktrail - author interview

April 26 - #redhead.with.book - giveaway

April 26 - Library of Clean Reads - giveaway

April 27 - Studentessa Matta - guest post / giveaway

April 27 - Kritters Ramblings - spotlight

April 27 - A Bookaholic Blog - giveaway

April 28 - A Holland Reads - giveaway

​April 28 - Rockin' Book Reviews - guest post / giveaway

April 28 - 3 Partners in Shopping Nana, Mommy , + Sissy, Too ! - giveaway

April 28 - History from a Woman's Perspective - giveaway

April 29 - Amie's Book Reviews - giveaway

April 29 - Anglers Rest - spotlight

April 29 - FLY HIGH! - guest post / giveaway

​April 29 - Italophilia - spotlight

A Pattern of Lies Blog Tour and Review

A Pattern of Lies by Charles Todd

Publisher: William Morrow Paperbacks

Publication date: April 12, 2016

Paperback: 352 pages
Source: Publisher via TLC Book Tours for an honest review

 A horrific explosion at a gunpowder mill sends Bess Crawford to war-torn France to keep a deadly pattern of lies from leading to more deaths, in this compelling and atmospheric mystery from the New York Timesbestselling author of A Question of Honor and An Unwilling Accomplice.

 An explosion and fire at the Ashton Gunpowder Mill in Kent has killed over a hundred men. It’s called an appalling tragedy—until suspicion and rumor raise the specter of murder. While visiting the Ashton family, Bess Crawford finds herself caught up in a venomous show of hostility that doesn’t stop with Philip Ashton’s arrest. Indeed, someone is out for blood, and the household is all but under siege.

The only known witness to the tragedy is now at the Front in France. Bess is asked to find him. When she does, he refuses to tell her anything that will help the Ashtons. Realizing that he believes the tissue of lies that has nearly destroyed a family, Bess must convince him to tell her what really happened that terrible Sunday morning. But now someone else is also searching for this man.

To end the vicious persecution of the Ashtons, Bess must risk her own life to protect her reluctant witness from a clever killer intent on preventing either of them from ever reaching England.

My Take:

I am a little surprised that I haven't read any of the Bess Crawford Mysteries before this one. Starting with the seventh book in the series probably wasn't ideal, but I really didn't feel lost at any point in the book. The authors do a nice job of providing any necessary information from previous books so that newcomers don't miss anything.

Bess is back on a short leave, but finds herself stranded since her train was massively delayed. She accepts the invitation to stay at former patient Major Ashton's family home and finds herself embroiled in the troubles that are plaguing the family. Bess is a curious and intelligent woman and she seems to seek justice and likes to help if she can. The tragic explosion at the Ashton Gunpowder Mill a couple of years previous has suddenly come back into the center of attention and the townspeople want someone to blame even though it was ruled an accident by the military.

Bess uses all her resources and contacts to find the  only witness to the explosion even though he is at the Front and isn't willing to help out the Ashtons. There are rumors and accusations flying around, but very little actual evidence. So, Bess goes in search of witnesses and evidence that will get at the truth. Bess turns out to be a quietly competent nurse and sleuth who is able to use her many contacts in the military to help in her search for answers.

I found A Pattern of Lies to be an enjoyable mystery and  a good look at life at home during the Great War as well as the military hospitals, the nurses and injured soldiers.  It wasn't what I had expected, but I thought it was well written and the story held my attention throughout. I not only enjoyed the mystery, but I also liked the examination of the family members and the way they each handled the stress and grief of the explosion and the way that Philip Ashton was treated by the authorities and the town.

I think that A Pattern of Lies (and possibly the other Bess Crawford mysteries) should be added to my "comfort reads" list. I found it to be a very enjoyable novel with interesting and memorable characters. I think A Pattern of Lies would appeal to historical mystery readers, readers who are interested in the Great War, and readers of general mysteries as well. As a homeschooling mom, I might add A Pattern of Lies to the supplemental historical fiction reading list for my high school students.

 

Purchase Links

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About Charles Todd

Charles Todd is the author of the Inspector Ian Rutledge mysteries, the Bess Crawford mysteries, and two stand-alone novels. A mother and son writing team, they live in Delaware and North Carolina.

Visit their website at Charlestodd.com and like CharlesToddNovels on Facebook.

Charles Todd’s Tour Stops

Tuesday, April 12th: FictionZeal

Wednesday, April 13th: A Book Geek

Thursday, April 14th: #redhead.with.book

Friday, April 15th: I’m Shelf-ish

Monday, April 18th: Jayne’s Books

Wednesday, April 20th: Reading is My Super Power

Wednesday, April 20th: Mel’s Shelves

Thursday, April 21st: Tina Says…

Monday, April 25th: Mama Vicky Says

Tuesday, April 26th: Staircase Wit

Wednesday, April 27th: Sharon’s Garden of Book Reviews

Grendel's Mother:The Saga of the Wyrd-Wife Blog Tour and Review

Grendel's Mother: The Saga of the Wyrd-Wife by Susan Signe Morrison

Publication Date: September 25, 2015
Publisher:Top Hat Books
Paperback & eBook; 238 Pages
ISBN-10: 1785350099
Source: Author/Publisher for an honest review

   

  Shortlisted for the 2014-2015 Sarton Literary Award for Historical Fiction.

 An amber bead. A gold and glass drinking horn. A ring engraved with Thor’s hammer – all artifacts from a Germanic tribe that carved a space for itself through brutality and violence on a windswept land . Brimhild weaves peace and conveys culture to the kingdom, until the secret of her birth threatens to tear apart the fragile political stability. This is her story – the tale of Grendel’s Mother. She is no monster as portrayed in the Old English epic, Beowulf. We learn her side of the story and that of her defamed child. We see the many passages of her life: the brine-baby who floated mysteriously to shore; the hall-queen presiding over the triumphant building of the golden hall Heorot and victim of sexual and political betrayal; the exiled mere-wife, who ekes out a marginal life by an uncanny bog as a healer and contends with the menacing Beowulf; and the seer, who prophesizes what will occur to her adopted people. We learn how the invasion by brutal men is not a fairy tale, but a disaster doomed to cycle relentlessly through human history. Only the surviving women can sing poignant laments, preserve a glittering culture, and provide hope for the future.  

"What a gift! Grendel’s Mother is sure to become an integral part of every class on Beowulf." -Candace Robb, author of the Owen Archer Mystery Series and, as Emma Campion, A Triple Knot

"This fascinating narrative is to readers today what John Gardner’s Grendel was to readers of the 1970s." -Haruko Momma, Professor of English, New York University

 

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My Take:

I am usually pretty excited to read new takes on classic works, but I am especially excited when it is a feminist retelling of the Beowulf tale. Grendel's Mother is a fascinating look at the well known story from the perspective of the mother of that famous monster - who is not actually a monster. 

I was captivated by the prose - which sounds and feels more like poetry, due at least in part, by the use of alliteration throughout the novel. Brimhild arrives in a woven boat/basket from the sea, much like Moses. She is a blessing to her adoptive mother who has recently lost her own child. Her story is an epic all on its own. From the lost babe to the hall-queen of Heorot to exile - Brimhild remains true to herself throughout. 

Brimhild's story is tragic - because aren't all such tales? But I loved it from the start. I loved the contrast of Grendel's Mother to Beowulf - Brimhild is a wise and kind woman who always tries to do the right thing - not a monster in any way. Her son is a beautiful boy who believes he will inherit from his father. Their fall from grace is not of their doing --- the result of war and violence - an unimaginable twist to Brimhild's origin will have lasting repercussions for all. 

When Beowulf shows up, I admit I was surprised and a bit amused - he is not quite the hero I remember - and I loved it. It was nice to read a very different perspective. 

I am most excited about the chance to use Grendel's Mother alongside Beowulf and The Prose Edda: Tales from Norse Mythology for my kids' Great Books/History homeschool curriculum. I think they will appreciate the feminist story in contrast to the very masculine originals.  I also think they will appreciate the examination of feminine life during the period. 

Grendel's Mother is definitely a book that I will be recommending to any of my friends who enjoy historical fiction. I think it will appeal to anyone who enjoys Norse or Germanic tales, historical fiction in general and epic tales. I am already feeling the need to reread both Grendel's Mother and Beowulf very soon.

 

About the Author

Susan Signe Morrison writes on topics lurking in the margins of history, ranging from recently uncovered diaries of a teenaged girl in World War II to medieval women pilgrims, excrement in the Middle Ages, and waste. Susan Morrison is Professor of English at Texas State University. She grew up in New Jersey by the Great Swamp, a National Wildlife Refuge with terrain not unlike that of Grendel's Mother's mere in Beowulf. Committed to bringing the lives of medieval women to a wider audience and making the ethics of waste fundamental to our study of literature, Susan can be found at grendelsmotherthenovel.com, homefrontgirldiary.com, and amedievalwomanscompanion.com and tweets @medievalwomen.

Susan's BA is from Swarthmore College and her A.M./Ph.D. in Comparative Literature from Brown University. She has studied in Germany and taught in the former East Germany. Susan’s publications have appeared in such journals as The Yearbook of Langland Studies, Medievalia et Humanistica, Medieval Feminist Forum, The Chaucer Review, Exemplaria: A Journal of Theory in Medieval and Renaissance Studies, The New York Times, Women In German Yearbook , Journal of Popular Culture , Amsterdamer Beiträge zur älteren Germanistik, as well as numerous book chapters. She lives in Austin, Texas with her husband, daughter and son.

For more information visit Susan's website.  

Blog Tour Schedule

Monday, March 28
Spotlight at Passages to the Past

Wednesday, March 30
Review at History From a Woman's Perspective

Thursday, March 31
Guest Post at Just One More Chapter

Monday, April 4
Interview at Svetlana's Reads and Views

Tuesday, April 5
Review at A Chick Who Reads

Wednesday, April 6
Guest Post A Literary Vacation

Thursday, April 7
Review at Impressions In Ink

Friday, April 8
Review at A Book Geek

Sunday, April 10
Review at Sprinkled With Words

Tuesday, April 12
Review at One Book Shy of a Full Shelf

Thursday, April 14
Review at Seize the Words: Books in Review

Friday, April 15
Review at With Her Nose Stuck In A Book  

Giveaway

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The Bloodmark Saga Book Blast

Book Junkie Promotions Presents Aurora Whittet's the Blookmark Saga Book Blast

Bloodmark (Book One)

Publication Date: November 1, 2013 Wise Ink Creative Publishing Hardcover & eBook; 388 Pages

Genre: Young Adult/Paranormal/Romance/Fantasy

Sixteen-year-old werewolf princess Ashling Boru is different from other wolves-she was able to shift to wolf form at birth. Rather than bringing pride to her family, it brings fear, and as a result, she is forced to live in seclusion in Ireland's countryside. Ashling's reputation is further blackened when she refuses her betrothed and defies the ancient laws. When her pack's oldest rivals begin hunting her, she finds herself in the small town of York Harbor, Maine-far from everything she's ever known.

In Maine, she crosses paths with the dark and rebellious Grey Donavan, and something ignites within her soul. There's just one problem: Grey is human. Their instant connection turns into a passionate romance, and Ashling begins to believe she can create her own life outside of wolf laws. When she begins to uncover long-buried pack secrets-secrets that threaten to destroy all she holds dear-Ashling's courage and tenacity are tested. Will she choose her deep and enduring love for Grey, or will she follow Old Mother's path to her destiny?

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Bloodrealms (Book Two)

Publication Date: October 31, 2014 Wise Ink Creative Publishing Hardcover & eBook; 400 Pages

Genre: Young Adult/Paranormal/Romance/Fantasy

Werewolf princess Ashling Boru's eighteenth birthday is only a year away, which means that she only has twelve months before she is claimed and fulfills her prophecy to unite the packs and lead her people. Her father decrees that her four suitors must fight in the Bloodrealms, the werewolves' ancient underground fighting world, and the winner will have King Boru's choice to win Ashling's hand. The wolf laws are rigid and barbaric, and Ashling's illicit love for Grey, if discovered, will mean his death. But when Ashling and Grey get trapped in the blood-soaked depths of the Bloodrealms, they find ancient horrors far greater than Ashling's father's rule.

With betrayal around every corner and old nemeses set to destroy Ashling, she is more divided than ever between the destiny she didnít choose and the love that she did. To make matters worse, her decision will not only set the course of her future, but the future of her entire race.

"Bloodrealms will transport you to a fantasy world full of glamour, excitement, and the romance between Ashling and Grey will whisk you away!" -C.A. Gray, author of Intangible

"A must-read for all aficionados of first-class fantasies." -Juliann Rich, author of Caught in the Crossfire, Searching for Grace, and Taking the Stand

"Ashling Boru is an engaging and fiery heroine." -Wendy Delsol, author of Stork, Frost, Flock, and The McCloud Home for Wayward Girls

"Bloodrealms simply sparkles!" -Jami Brumfield, author of the Winters Saga, Mystery Springs Series, PBI Case Files, and Ghost Connection

"A one of a kind, must-read for all paranormal romance lovers." -Emily Fay, blogger for Hooked in a Book

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Bloodmoon (Book Three)

Publication Date: March 21, 2016 Wise Ink Creative Publishing Hardcover & eBook; 400 Pages

Genre: Young Adult/Paranormal/Romance/Fantasy

Just months shy of her claiming at Carrowmore and fulfilling a centuries-old prophecy, werewolf Ashling Boru has stepped into her role as the Crimson Queen. She finally has the support of her pack and her love for Grey is stronger than ever.

But itís not easy being queen. Ashling's guardian, Baran, has been captured by the Dvergars, a family of evil wolves who will stop at nothing to possess Ashlingís power and destroy everything-and everyone-she loves. Ashling must unite the clans and build an army to stand against the Dvergars before it's too late. Unfortunately, the Dvergars also have armies of the darkest creatures the world has ever known.

Shadows loom, growing ever larger as generations of pack secrets begin to unfold. Ashling's people, the humans they protect, and Old Mother Earth herself all hang in the balance of Ashling's choices. Will Ashling have to forsake her true love to save the world? And will she have the strength to do it?

"This was an action-packed book from the first chapter to the end. . . . happy and sad moments, but a great end for Ashling and her story. Fun, fast-paced, and all the loose ends were wrapped up nicely. . . . I loved it, and I would recommend the whole series!" -B. Kristin McMichael, Amazon bestselling author of the Blue Eyes Trilogy, the Day Human Trilogy, and the Chalcedony Chronicles

"Readers dying to know what happens to Ashling and Grey will not be disappointed by Bloodmoon. I know this reader wasn't. What a thrilling conclusion to the trilogy!" -Andrew DeYoung, author of The Girl from Beyond

"A unique urban fantasy world of werewolves and magic." -Aileen Erin, USA Today bestselling author of the Alpha Girl Series

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About the Author

Aurora Whittet started out as a wild red-haired child in Minnesota dreaming up stories for her friends to read. Today, she has completed the second of three novels in the Bloodmark Saga. She is a national award-winning graphic designer in her day job. Aurora lives with her family in Minnesota.

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Book Blast Schedule

Thursday, March 31

It's a Mad Mad World

Friday, April 1

The Never Ending Book

Laurie's Paranormal Thoughts and Reviews

Saturday, April 2

A Holland Reads

Monday, April 4 

Book Nerd

Tuesday, April 5

A Book Geek

Wednesday, April 6 

100 Pages a Day

Friday, April 8 

CelticLady's Reviews

The Dark Lady's Mask Book Blast

The Dark Lady's Mask by Mary Sharratt

Publication Date: April 19, 2016

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt

Hardcover, eBook, Audio Book

Genre: Historical Fiction

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Shakespeare in Love meets Shakespeareís Sister in this novel of Englandís first professional woman poet and her collaboration and love affair with William Shakespeare.

London, 1593. Aemilia Bassano Lanier is beautiful and accomplished, but her societal conformity ends there. She frequently cross-dresses to escape her loveless marriage and to gain freedoms only men enjoy, but a chance encounter with a ragged, little-known poet named Shakespeare changes everything.

Aemilia grabs at the chance to pursue her long-held dream of writing and the two outsiders strike up a literary bargain. They leave plague-ridden London for Italy, where they begin secretly writing comedies together and where Will falls in love with the beautiful country ó and with Aemilia, his Dark Lady. Their Italian idyll, though, cannot last and their collaborative affair comes to a devastating end. Will gains fame and fortune for their plays back in London and years later publishes the sonnets mocking his former muse. Not one to stand by in humiliation, Aemilia takes up her own pen in her defense and in defense of all women.

The Dark Lady's Mask gives voice to a real Renaissance woman in every sense of the word.

 The Dark Lady's Mask will be published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in April 2016 to coincide with the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death.

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Advance Praise

"An exquisite portrait of a Renaissance woman pursuing her artistic destiny in England and Italy, who may - or may not - be Shakespeare's Dark Lady." - MARGARET GEORGE, internationally bestselling author of Elizabeth I

"Perfectly chosen details and masterful characterization bring to life this swiftly moving, elegant story. As atmospheric and compelling as it is wise, The Dark Lady's Mask is a gem not to be missed." - LYNN CULLEN, bestselling author of Mrs. Poe and Twain's End

"Mary Sharratt's enchanting new novel, The Dark Lady's Mask, is a richly imagined, intensely romantic and meticulously researched homage to lauded poet, Aemilia Bassano Lanyer, an accomplished woman of letters who many believe to be Shakespeare's Eternal Muse. Sharratt unfolds a captivating tale, a compelling 'what if ' scenario, of a secret union that fed the creative fires of England's greatest poet and playwright." - KATHLEEN KENT, bestselling author of The Hereticís Daughter

"Mary Sharratt is a magician. This novel transports the reader to Elizabethan England with a tale of the bard and his love that is nothing short of amazing. Absorbing, emotional, historically fascinating. A work of marvelous ingenuity!" - M.J. ROSE, New York Times bestselling author of The Witch of Painted Sorrows

"I enjoyed this exciting fantasy of Shakespeare's 'dark lady.' There was adventure, betrayal, resilience, and above all, the fun notion that Shakespeare might have had far more than a muse to help him create his wonderful plays." -KARLEEN KOEN, bestselling author of Dark Angels and Before Versailles

"Through the story of Aemilia Bassano, a talented musician and poet, Mary Sharratt deftly tackles issues of religious and gender inequality in a time of brutal conformity. The Dark Lady's Mask beautifully depicts the exhilaration and pitfalls of subterfuge, a gifted woman's precarious reliance on the desires of powerful men, and the toll paid by unrecognized artistic collaborators. Resonant and moving." -MITCHELL JAMES KAPLAN, author of By Fire, By Water

"In The Dark Lady's Mask, Mary Sharratt seduces us with a most tantalizing scenario -that the bold, cross-dressing poet and feminist writer Aemilia Bassano is Shakespeare's mysterious muse, the Dark Lady. Romantic, heart-breaking, and rich in vivid historical detail and teeming Elizabethan life, the novel forms an elegant tapestry of the complexities, joys, and sorrows of being both a female and an artist." -KAREN ESSEX, author of Leonardoís Swans and Dracula in Love

"Mary Sharratt has created an enchanting Elizabethan heroine, a musician, the orphaned daughter of a Jewish Italian refugee who must hide her heritage for her safety. Taken up by powerful men for her beauty, Amelia has wit and daring and poetry inside her that will make her a match for young Will Shakespeare himself and yet she must hide behind many masks to survive in a world where women have as much talent as men but little power." - STEPHANIE COWELL, author of Claude & Camille: A Novel of Monet

"Prepare to be swept away by Mary Sharratt's latest foray into historical fiction. Inspired by the true story of poet, Aemilia Bassano, THE DARK LADY'S MASK explores her relationship with William Shakespeare. Richly detailed and well researched, this lush tale brings Aemilia out of the shadows of history and let's her emerge as one of the founding mothers of literature. Drama, intrigue, and romance will have readers racing through this brilliant celebration of the muse." - PAMELA KLINGER-HORN, Sales & Outreach Coordinator, Excelsior Bay Books

About the Author

MARY SHARRATT is an American writer who has lived in the Pendle region of Lancashire, England, for the past seven years. The author of the critically acclaimed novels Summit Avenue, The Real Minerva, and The Vanishing Point, Sharratt is also the co-editor of the subversive fiction anthology Bitch Lit, a celebration of female antiheroes, strong women who break all the rules.

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Book Blast Schedule

Monday, April 4
A Book Geek
Let Them Read Books

Tuesday, April 5
Oh, for the Hook of a Book!

Wednesday, April 6
Brooke Blogs
The Never-Ending Book

Thursday, April 7
The Lit Bitch
It's a Mad Mad World

Friday, April 8
Boom Baby Reviews
The Book Junkie Reads

Saturday, April 9
Passages to the Past

Monday, April 11
A Holland Reads
The Reading Queen

Tuesday, April 12
A Literary Vacation

Wednesday, April 13
Ageless Pages Reviews

Thursday, April 14
Broken Teepee
Svetlana's Reads and Views

Friday, April 15
Lampshade Reader
The Maiden's Court

Saturday, April 16
With Her Nose Stuck In A Book

Sunday, April 17
Book Nerd

Monday, April 18
The Readers Hollow
Susan Heim on Writing