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Thursday, October 31, 2013

Scared: Ten Tales of Horror Promo


In this collection, you'll find scary stories for almost every taste, each penned by a different author with a different writing style and a different taste in horror. This allows you to explore your own preferences. Which story gives you the most delicious frights?


The authors have played with “What if” scenarios: What if the safe world we take for granted is changing and we don't know? What if a seemingly harmless object grows into a menace? What if an everyday occurrence turns into something nasty? What if a minor irritation is actually a sign that something big is underfoot? What if threats are outside our control? Picking up the phone, going to the toilet on the train or buying a birthday gift may be the start of a nightmare.


These stories don't seek to shock you with chainsaw massacres or to gross you out with mounds of gore. Rather, the authors aim to scare you in subtle ways, creating the kind of fear which creeps up on you, grabs you by the throat, and sometimes lingers long after you've finished reading.


To preserve the authors' individual voices, some of the stories are in American English, others in British.


Enjoy the goose-pimples, the clammy hands, the creeping chills, and the pounding heart. When you've finished reading, you can return to the real world and know you'll be safe. Or will you?


1.OUT OF ORDER by Karen Heard
What do you do when the lights go out and the screaming starts?


2. OUR LADY OF THE TOADS by Deborah J. Ross writing as Deborah Wheeler
The large, ugly toad perched in front of the gate was truly worthy of being a witch's familiar.


3. FAMILY HEIRLOOM by Pamela Turner
This weapon has a mind of its own.


4. RING OF STONES by Donna Johnson
Jake Barnes seeks revenge on the cursed creature living in the abandoned well.


5. DEATH COMES FOR MAGGIE MCDANIEL by Grayson Bray Morris
A bully's cruel hand grants Maggie's dearest wish.


6. CREATURES OF THE NIGHT by William Meikle
What if intense fantasies create a different reality?


7. DRUID STONES by Rayne Hall
Modern druids enact an ancient ritual, and a woman watches in secret.


8. THE LOFT by Liv Rancourt
Three women from the church choir learn that evil is everywhere.


9. LIFE IN MINIATURE by Tracie McBride
Street kid Michael thinks it's his lucky day when a do-gooder picks him up off the street.


10. YOU HAVE ONE MESSAGE by Jonathan Broughton
Press * for connection.

They may not be suitable for young readers.

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Sunday, October 27, 2013

Seers: Ten Tales of Clairvoyance Promo


Is clairvoyance a gift or a curse?


Imagine getting a glimpse of what the future holds, and ask yourself how you would deal with the burden of this foresight.


Is it right to interfere with the pre-ordained? Is it your duty to avert the doom, or will your meddling make matters worse? Is it even possible to change the future?


What if those with the power to prevent a disaster disdain your warnings? What if you see what will happen, but have no idea when it will come to pass? Is your vision to be trusted? What if your interpretation of what you see is wrong?


In this book, ten authors share their visions of what it means to be clairvoyant, each with their individual way of telling a story and their own writing style. They seek to entertain you and at the same time to make you think.


Some yarns take place in the distant past, some in fantasy lands, and others in our familiar modern world.


Each seer in this book is different. They interpret dreams, read the tarot, consult the stars and gaze into the crystal ball, or simply receive visions in their mind. Some are professional future-gazers, others dabble or are even caught unawares. Some welcome the experience, some seek it, and others try to close that channel of their mind.


Many of the stories in this book have been previously published in magazines, ezines, anthologies and collections. The authors stem from all over the world and use different versions of the English language with variations in word choices, spellings, grammar and punctuation.


Enjoy the ten glimpses into seersʼ minds. But beware: the visions may be disturbing.


1.BEWARE OF TUESDAYS by Frederick Langridge
Would the railway ghost still show herself?


2.A GOOD TRADE by Tracie McBride
Nadia does not say exactly when her prophecy will be fulfilled.


3.THE VISION by April Grey
Cherie foresees her future husband – a monster.


4.THE TALE OF THE AGGRIEVED ASTROLOGER by Jack Nicholls
Ho Bian can ride the winds, speak to fishes, and read the stars.


5.DANCE WITH THE DEVIL by Carole Ann Moleti
Taina won’t rest until she finds out who murdered her family


6.THE WATCHER by Jeff Hargett
“I don’t frighten for fun. What I see for you is bad. Very bad.”


7.SENSTORY by Mohanalakshmi Rajakumar
What courses in the girlʼs veins – death or hope?


8.EZRA’S PROHECY by Deborah Walker
The old hermit writes down what she hears – then casts the prophecy into the fire


9.I COULD HAVE HEARD YOU FROM ACROSS THE STREET by Douglas Kolacki
Does Janie know when the Rapture will happen?


10.PROPHETESS by Rayne Hall
I am cursed to see the future, always to speak the truth, and never to be believed.


Some of these stories have been previously published in magazines and e-zines.


This story collection is part of the 'Ten Tales' series of anthologies, edited by Rayne Hall.
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This book is PG13.  Some story elements may not be suitable for young readers without parental guidance.

I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.

Saturday, October 26, 2013

Beltane: Ten Tales of Witchcraft Promo


Ten witchcraft stories by ten authors, edited by Rayne Hall


If you meet a witch, will you know if they're the kind or the evil sort? If you hear about someone practising witchcraft, how do you judge if their magic is real? If rumours spread through your neighbourhood or mass hysteria sweeps through your community, will you be able to keep a clear head? If the only way to solve your problem is by resorting to witchcraft, will you desist or give it a try?


In this book, all the witches are real. They practice different kinds of witchcraft: Traditional, Stregheria, Santeria, Wicca and more. Some are good, some are evil, and others are in between, so beware of jumping to early conclusions.


Ten authors share their visions of witches and witchcraft, and each tells their story in a different writing style. To reflect the authors' individual voices, you will find both American and British English words and spellings in this book.


See which story of these ten resonates most with you. Enjoy the tales - but be warned: these witches may not be what they seem.



1. AN ACCIDENTAL WITCH by Liv Rancourt
A little harmless magic nearly turns into more than this Wiccan can handle.


2. ALBA by Karen Heard
In a race against the clock, will Sgt. Taylor discover the witch behind the murders at Bindings Wood?


3. BY THE PRICKING OF MY THUMBS by Jonathan Broughton
Hell hath no fury like a witch scorned.


4. THE CAT MAIDEN by Mertianna Georgia
This kitty cat is a lot more than what she seems.


5. THE MAY LADY VANISHES by Pamela Turner
A missing witch may tear this coven apart.


6. HANGING WITCH OF PAINTER MOUNTAIN by Lawrence Barker
On Painter Mountain, your lust for life or death is measured.


7. THIRTEEN STEPS by Debbie Christiana
The past returns, seeking justice.


8. FOUR BONY HANDS by Rayne Hall
Nasty things sometimes come in small packages.


9. MISHMASH MAGICK by Carole Ann Moleti
Surviving in The Bronx requires new ways of doing things.


10. LOVE MAGICK by Debra Dunbar
Sometimes magic will only show you what was there all along.


Some of these stories have been previously published in magazines, ezines, anthologies and collections.


This story collection is part of the 'Ten Tales' series of anthologies, edited by Rayne Hall.
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This book is PG13.  Some story elements may not be suitable for young readers without parental guidance.


I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.

Spells: Ten Tales of Magic Promo


Ten short story of fantasy, edited by Rayne Hall.


The authors of these ten tales have spun yarns based on the premise that magic is real, but it requires skill to harness its force, and abuse brings danger. Suspend your disbelief, and find out what happens when people use magic to gain power, healing, wisdom or love.


Some stories take place in fantasy lands, others in the world you know. Some are short, others long; some are funny, others poignant; some aim to entertain, others to make you think. Each author has a different vision of magic, a different way of telling a story, and a different writing style. See which of them resonate with you.


Read about wizardry, witchcraft and sorcery. Let the stories guide you into worlds where magic is real, and enjoy the enchantment.


1. SYSTEM, MAGIC, SPIRIT by T.D. Edge
Will Ambrose betray his magic system just to save an idiot prince?


2. OBSESSION by Pamela Turner
Some questions are best left unasked.


3. LADY BARD by Cherie Reich
A love song may be the only cure for a cursed prince.


4. THE FINAL SPARK by CJ Burright
She couldn't afford to fail again.


5. ST JAKE OF THE FUNHOUSE by Douglas Kolacki
For Edward, the 'saint' part was the scariest.


6. BARNABAS by Jeff Hargett
Sixty years, Barnabas has searched for his magic. Will he finally find it in Matilda’s Magic Shop?


7. BY YOUR OWN FREE WILL by Rayne Hall
What price would you pay to get your heart's desire?


8. A MAGICAL MELODY by Ciara Ballintyne
In a world where magic is in the music, Avram must settle the score before it's too late.


9. BRAINS, SEX OR MONEY? by Tara Maya
What would you choose?


10. THE WHITE RAVEN'S FEATHER by David D. Levine
Ibude is a warm-weather wizard held hostage in a frozen land, but his troubles can still get worse.

To reflect the author's individual voices, you will find British and American English words and spellings in this book, as well as different styles of punctuation. Some of these stories have been previously published in books, magazines and ezines.


I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.

Monday, October 21, 2013

Fat Loss - All in One Startup Guide For Maximum Fat Loss Promo


An All In One Startup Guide For Maximum Fat Loss
Discover how to burn fat fast and how to lose those extra pounds.
In Fat Loss - All In One Startup Guide For Maximum Fat Loss, you will learn what is body fat and what your ideal body fat percentage should be. You will also learn how to get a lean body by following some simple fat loss secrets. You are going to find out what foods and drinks you should incorporate in your diet in order to burn even more fat. Furthermore you will learn how to exercise to maximize your body's fat burning capabilities.


Here Is A Preview Of What You Will Learn...
  • Why learning about body fat will get you fit faster
  • What to forget and start fresh - Fat loss myths and common mistakes
  • Do's and Don'ts - Fat burning laws/rules
  • What to eat and drink for fat burning
  • How to exercise for fat loss - Cardio and Strength Training
  • Answers to Frequently Asked Questions regarding fat loss


I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.