Tag: Jeanette Raleigh

#FictionFriday #11 – deals, new releases, and freebies

Note: Every Friday I’m going to (attempt to) list any great looking books or deals I’ve come across earlier in the week. Often, I won’t have read these books myself yet – seeing as I’m supposed to be writing one (!!) – but these are deals or books I thought looked good enough to share. All links – for ease of linking – are to Amazon.com but most, if not all, of these books are available on all platforms including paperback. Hint, if you are in Canada or the UK (etc) and want to buy just change the .com in your browser to .ca (etc).

Some nonfiction for the blog this week: Three Kitties That Saved My Life ebook coverAuthor Michael Meyer has his nonfiction book, The Three Kitties That Saved My Life available today through Monday for $0.99. This heart-wrenching and heart-felt tale has 4.6 stars out of 46 reviews.

Horror Stories From a Computer Tech

Another nonfiction offering, Horror Stories From A Computer Tech is only $0.99 and the audio book has recently been released (if you prefer to listen rather than read).

The Other Number 10

Jo Jacobs has a NEW RELEASE this week with her new book, The Other Number 10 (the Sadie Series) and the early reviews are glowing. Interested in a steamy tale os sex, drugs and saucy secrets? Who isn’t??!! LOL

Oxygen ebook cover

Randy Ingermanson’s science fiction suspense novel, Oxygen, is currently on special for $0.99 on all the major retailers. Interestingly, the novel is actually set mostly in 2014, and a key scene is datelined April 4, 2014, which is today! The author wrote the book back in 2001, and says it feels surreal to watch his futuristic novel turn into historical fiction. Cool, huh? So are the reviews – 4.5 star average over 110!!

Big Lake ebook cover

Nick Russell’s Big Lake is $0.99 today as well. this crime thriller has over 201 customer reviews on Amazon!!

Moon Struck ebook cover

Last, but not least, Jeanette Raleigh is currently offering her novel Moon Stuck
 for FREE. It is the first book in the When Were and How! series.

Writer Wednesday – Jeanette Raleigh

Let’s welcome author Jeanette Raleigh to Writer Wednesday on the blog!! Jeanette has recently expanded her novella, Moon Struck, into a longer novel. You can currently download the 1st book in the When Were & How! series for free via Smashwords or $0.99 via Amazon. If you do take a moment to read – the story looks like A LOT of fun – please leave the author an honest review at at your point of purchase.

Made by Jeanette Raleigh

This particular recipe reminds me of my high school English teacher. Even though he was known for being a tough grader, I loved his class.  I sat at the front and paid very close attention. Even back then I wanted to be a writer. Every month or so our class would all decide to bring goodies on the same day for an impromptu party (without telling the teacher). He would go along with it, letting us have our treats before getting down to business.  He LOVED my mom’s brownies.  Thanks Mr. Miller – Jeanette

Yummy Rich Brownies

½ cup butter

1 cup sugar

1 tsp real vanilla

2 eggs

Qty 2 –  1 oz unsweetened chocolate – melted

½ cup flour

½ cup chopped walnuts

Cream first three ingredients. Beat in eggs. Add chocolate. Stir in flour & nuts.

Grease a 8” x 8” x 2” pan.  Bake at 325 degrees for 30-35 minutes. Let cool.

Best if served with ice cream or whipped cream.

You know, I’m still sick and I in no way NEED brownies but I WANT brownies now! I’m so susceptible to these  writer wednesday posts!! – Meg

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Moon Struck

Moon Stuck amazon cover

Synopsis: When Jen falls in love with her boss, she doesn’t think she has a chance. After all, she is only a little weremouse.  With a broken heart after Rob’s moon tryst spends a night at the office, Jen finds a magical way to become a wolf. But walking in someone else’s fur isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, as Jen learns in Moon Struck.

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Author Jeanette Raleigh

Jeanette Raleigh is an artist and author who has spent most of her life at some creative pursuit. Whether painting a castle or writing a novel, Jeanette enjoys the playful aspects of creation and strives to create worlds where others feel at home.