Greetings!
I have attempted to start multiple blogs for awhile now and have decided that I will somewhat combine my blog ideas.
First, I have a huge love of books. I read them every chance I get, usually two at once, one at home and one at work. I love seeing others book blogs and the different things people do and will be doing book reviews and other random book topics. I would like to do some of those book challenges I see on Instagram like posting certain pictures for a month, but I do fall behind.
Second, I love crafting, although my husband would say I love buying crafting stuff. I don’t do it as much as I want because I just don’t have time. I would love to make stuff and sell it eventually, and am slowly working on that. I do however make stuff for us and for my family and friends. So I will be posting about that as well.
Third, will just be about random things. They could be serious, could be silly, could be just totally who knows what. I just want a place that I can say like hey this awesome movie is coming out and I am excited. Or hey I had a bad day and I want to gripe about it. It really is just about me having fun and posting.
I do work full-time and I am going to school part-time to get my masters degree in Business (marketing concentration) so my posts may not be totally consistent. Sometimes when I have a test my whole week is devoted to stressing out and cramming for that so don’t think I have given up I am just busy with life.
Some of my hobbies include: reading, crafting, baking cupcakes, soccer, piano, movies, cross stitching, hanging out with the hubby, hanging out with family and friends, and playing with my animals.
I am married, June will be 5 years, we have two dogs, Doc and Piper, and two cats, Autumn and Olive. I love being silly and having fun. I love anything Disney I could discuss Disney with someone for hours, I love pirate things, and I love Elvis. I collect lots of things, too many in fact because I become obsessed with collecting them all. I collect: Disney Traditions by Jim Shore, Disney Vinylmation, Pop Funkos, some Disney Pins, and who knows what else I will start collecting.
Well thing that is good for now!
Hello Rachel,
I would be honored if you would review my new poetry book – The Enemy of Everything by Atmosphere Press.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/1647646081/ref=ox_sc_act_image_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1
It’s a unique and radical illustrated poetry book about our shared battle against Reality.
I promise it is unique.
Michael Jones
Hello. My name is JB Dennis. I’m reaching out in the hopes that you will consider reviewing my recently published book “Heir to the Underworld”. It is a Young to New Adult Fantasy book that focuses on Greek mythology. I’m not sure what you need to help you make your decision so I’m going to include the back cover blurb and the link to the Amazon page at the bottom of this email. I’m sorry if the blurb is a bit short, I’m not the best a summaries. If you have any questions please let me know. I will happily go into more detail. Also, I’ve been told to mention that there are LGBT characters, in case that is a problem. Thank you for your consideration.
Blurb: Fourteen young mortals find themselves the unexpected heirs to the powers of the ancient Greek gods. Benjamin Darke, the new god of the dead, soon discovers that being a god isn’t as easy as one might expect.
Link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1947381202
Hello, I would be happy to read your book. I do have some books in front of you first but if that is okay I would like to read it. If you can email me at sweetteacreative618@gmail.com that would be great.
Hello. My name is Eric Balch. I would like to submit my fantasy novel, Assault on Devil’s Den, for a potential review. Thank you for your consideration.
Link: https://www.amazon.com/Assault-Devils-Den-Champion-Chronicles/dp/1735549606/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=Assault+on+Devil%27s+Den&qid=1598885330&sr=8-3
Hi Rachel!
New Release: Screamcatcher: The Shimmering Eye in the Screamcatcher Trilogy. Book 1 just took the bronze medal in the Reader’s Favorite International Book Awards Contest, and the N. N. Light YA Book of the Year Competition.
It’s possible that you have received my review pitch letters and/or reviewed the following books: Screamcatcher: Web World: Screamcatcher: Dream Chasers: The Beast of Wheeler Ridge, and Earth Angel. If I am in your database for one of these titles, I’m willing to take a backseat for future consideration, or just plain wait it out. The last thing I want to do is clog your TBR pile!
I abide by and honor your review policy. (A review on Amazon would be fabulous, if possible, but no deal-breaker). I can easily supply you with a guest post or interview as an alternative.
Story Origin—Screamcatcher: The Shimmering Eye.
Why is this book special? This is a fictional account of a true story and investigation of the most haunted property in the United States. When I first read the book and watched the documentary of The Hunt for the Skinwalker, I was awestruck, delirious with confusion and so overwhelmed I could think of nothing else. I wanted to pen my own version and theories of what was happening out there by sending in my own Badlands Paranormal Society to solve the riddle and cleanse the property. To this day, theories abound: demons, Skinwalkers, portals, aliens, doppelgangers, alternate dimensions, ghosts and multiple paranormal infestations—a grab bag of horror. I got in contact with the author George Knapp, investigative reporter out of Las Vegas and host of Coast-to-Coast AM radio. I explained to him that I wanted to create my own fictional account of a haunted ranch, but that I would not use any of his pertinent details, names, locations or incidents. It would be an “inspirationally motivated” book only. He gave me the thumbs up and wished me well on the project. This book is solely dedicated to him, mostly for scaring the living hell out of me.
Tagline: Skinwalker Ranch meets Supernatural.
Summary:
Eighteen-year-old Jory Pike, a half-blood Chippewa, is depending upon her Native ancestry to help her investigate one of the strangest hauntings she’s ever encountered. A 500-plus acre ranch in rural Montana is under psychic and physical attack. The ranch’s owner, the elderly Ambrose Tucker, is determined to hold steadfast and courageously to his beloved property. Answering an ad in Jory’s outfit, The Badlands Paranormal Society, Ambrose hopes to rid his property of evil spirits once and for all.
Jory and her crew of three other teenagers, each of whom bring to the table their own line of skills and expertise, have brought every known piece of hardware and technical equipment to Granite Springs Ranch. Although the assignment seems ordinary at first, and the answer to the haunting seems eminent, everything spirals out of control and leaves the team terrified. The problem is, they have no idea that they’re being outclassed and sabotaged by a malevolent spirit, who seems to know their every move.
If Jory and the Badlands Paranormal Society don’t solve the problem in quick fashion, they stand to lose the $60,000 extermination fee, but worst of all, they will allow a dangerous and unmerciful entity to unleash a hoard of vicious mythological creatures that will run rampant over the ranch and surrounding properties. Jory has no idea how she and her teammate’s mettle will be tested, bringing them near the edge of insanity, physical endurance and death.
Amazon Link to Book:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08FBGFNL9?notRedirectToSDP=1&ref_=dbs_mng_calw_2&storeType=ebooks
Goodreads Book Page:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/54842455-screamcatcher?ac=1&from_search=true&qid=b6kCbs9rud&rank=4
The official pub date is 8-18-2020. The publisher is Melange Books, YA Fire & Ice. Age range: 14 +. Pages: 249 Words: 72,000. Formats: PDF, Kindle/Mobi, E-Pub. (Trigger warning action/violence—monster killing).
Most kindly yours,
Chris H. Stevenson aka Christy J. Breedlove.