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After
award-winning author
Jordan Dane
sold her first 3-books in auction to Avon/HarperCollins in June 2006, her debut title "NO
ONE HEARD HER SCREAM" held more significance. Everyone heard her scream! And this went
double when she sold another 3-book series in May 2007 without having one book on the
shelves yet.
Ripped from the headlines, Jordan's gritty
suspense plots weave a tapestry of vivid settings, intrigue, and dark humor. Her first
back-to-back releases are planned for Apr, May and Jun 2008. Jordan and her husband
now
share their Oklahoma residence with an intelligent canine and two cats of highborn
lineage.
In spring 2008, take a front row seat to
suspense with Jordan Dane's NO ONE HEARD HER SCREAM, NO ONE LEFT TO TELL, & NO ONE LIVES
FOREVER.
Jordan was guest of honor at 7 virtual book tour stops sponsored by The Writer's
Chatroom. If you missed the tour, visit these links to catch up.
Billie Williams at
http://printedwords.blogspot.com
Linda J. Hutchinson at
http://reviewhutch.blogspot.com
Kim Richards at http://kim-richards.livejournal.com/
Lisa Haselton at
http://lisahaselton.tripod.com/reviewsandinterviews/
Cricket Sawyer at
http://www.Cricketshearth.blogspot.com
Diana
Castilleja at
http://dianacastilleja.blogspot.com
Renee' Barnes at
http://msqtpi.livejournal.com/
Glenn Walker
at http://www.monsura.blogspot.com/
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Sheila Lowe
is a court-qualified forensic handwriting expert with more forty years of experience in the
field. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and is the author of several
published books including Handwriting of the Famous & Infamous, and The Complete
Idiot’s Guide to Handwriting Analysis, as well as Sheila Lowe’s Handwriting
Analyzer software. Her new mystery novel, Poison Pen, received a starred review
in Publishers Weekly and introduces forensic handwriting expert, Claudia Rose, who
uses her handwriting analysis skills to help solve crimes.
As a handwriting expert, Sheila is often seen in the media analyzing celebrities,
presidential candidates, and people in high-profile criminal cases. She provides services
to corporate clients, mental health professionals, attorneys, private investigators and
staffing agencies, and many others.
Read a sample chapter at
www.claudiaroseseries.com |
| Publicist PJ Nunn of
BreakThrough Promotions
www.breakthroughpromotions.com
As with most things, PJ Nunn's career started out as something else entirely.
With a Masters degree in psychology, she
left a job teaching at multiple campuses of the Dallas County Community College District in
the mid-1990's to become a freelance writer, but found that a few favors she was doing for
friends—writing press releases and setting up book signings—was better suited to her talents
and her drives.
In 1998, she founded BreakThrough
Promotions, now a national public relations firm helping authors, mostly of mystery novels,
publicize themselves and their work.
Even in such a short period of time,
BreakThrough Promotions has become a respected firm, representing many distinguished
authors, like Rhys Bowen, Elaine Viets and Denise Hamilton. The client list sometimes reaches 70 at a time, and BTP's staff has been as large as 15 associates.
Nunn says she is most proud of the fact that
BTP has grown each year it has been in business, and her fondness for authors means her
client list has become something more than that—in a way, PJ Nunn is still helping her
friends.
PJ Nunn is the founder and president of
BreakThrough Promotions. She lives with her husband and some of their five
children near Dallas, TX.
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 Illona Haus
announced her arrival in the world of crime fiction in the spring of 2005 with her acclaimed
debut Blue Mercy – a gritty, edge-of-your-seat psychological-thriller featuring tough
and savvy Homicide detective Kay Delaney. Set in Baltimore, Maryland, Haus’s novels are
populated with compelling characters, made genuine by her personal connections and
experience with the city’s Homicide Unit over many years.
It is Haus’s bold and unique voice, her unflinching eye for detail, and her cutting-edge
research, that make the Kay Delaney series a world that is both intensely authentic and
horrifyingly dark.
In
Blue Justice - the third installment of the Delaney series - Kay and her partner Finn are
faced with a terrifying case that hits too close to home: the abduction of a young detective
by what appears to be a serial rapist. With little to go on, their investigation leads them
down a horrifying path, uncovering twenty years of brutal rapes and tortures. And as the
clock ticks on their fellow officer’s life, their hunt takes them from the seedy streets of
Baltimore to the deep backwoods of the Catoctin Mountains, directly into the clutches of a
sadistic killer who defies everything Kay thought she knew about the darkest side of human
nature.
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No one is certain
whether Tosca Lee actually had the conversations with a demon that are captured in
her upcoming release from NavPress, DEMON: A MEMOIR—and Tosca isn’t talking.
“Demon is supposed to be
fiction,” says Wanda Winters-Gutierrez, author of The Search for Peace and an early
reader of the manuscript, “but is it? Tosca Lee has created a stunning work of pure genius.”
The demon of note in this “stunning”
debut novel is Lucian, a former seraph whose one worshipful glance at Lucifer proved
unforgivable by Elohim—the God of the universe, the God before the universe. But
Lucian isn’t taking his damned state lying down. No, he’s found Clay, an editor whose
burning desire to author a best-seller supercedes the voice of common sense. It’s that voice
that would tell Clay to avoid communing with a demon if only it could be heard above the din
of Clay’s own self-doubt and curiosity.
A professed Christian, Tosca Lee’s
first foray into fiction is so excellent, you’ll
wonder if she just may have taken
her story from Lucian himself. “Blown away,”
says Greg Stier, Executive Director
of Dare 2 Share Ministries International.
“[Demon is] a powerful book that will
intrigue and astound.”
“This is a book that lingers in
memory after you’ve turned the last page,” says
New York Times best-selling author
Sophy Burnham. “Beautiful and brilliant, it’s bound to be a bestseller.”
Read the first chapter and note the
amazing grasp of language, of writing style, Tosca Lee employs. And when you turn the last
page, your view of good and evil, angel and demon altered forever, ask yourself the same
thing early readers of the manuscript did—how did a debut novelist, the former Mrs. Nebraska
for goodness’ sake, write this?
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