Friday, March 29, 2013

Diamonds Are Forever! Interview & #Giveaway with Vogue - The Diamond Collection


Welcome to BK Walker Books Etc. I'm so happy you could join me today.

BK: Please tell us a little about yourself...
I’m a twenty-seven year old native of Greenville, SC, who currently lives in Rock Hill, SC. By day, I am a Patient Case Coordinator at a health consultant firm in Charlotte, NC and by night, I am an author with three published works under my belt. I enjoy writing urban fiction, but am looking to expand into romance, young adult, and Christian fiction novels. I also enjoy watching reality TV, cooking, eating out, and social media.

BK: Please tell us a little about your book....
Famous for its glitz and glamour, the city of Brookstone is also known as being the home of one of New York’s most notorious drug lords, Jay Santiago. The son of a famed politician and socialite, he spent the last seventeen years of his life in federal prison only to return to the city that took him captive. In true underdog fashion, Jay rises from the bottom and rebuilds an empire and cartel that is as powerful as its leader. After linking up with an old comrade, Jay believes he has found the one material object that will allow him to leave his criminal enterprise for good. However, his most prized possession could lead to his biggest downfall yet.

BK: What inspired you to pen this particular novel? I was inspired to write this book after receiving an enormous response to the character of Jay Santiago in two of my previous releases, Diamonds in the Rough and Diamonds Are Forever. Several readers had requested to know more about Jay’s background and I decided to write a novel that was focused more on his character than in the previous releases. In addition, I wanted to show his character’s transition from a notorious drug lord to a legit businessman.

BK: When did you first consider yourself a writer? I considered myself a writer starting in high school when I transitioned from poetry to fan fiction. My love for the art form led me to start writing full-length novels and since then, I haven’t looked back!

BK: How do you keep your story flowing? With my third book, I decided to write the book in real time. Readers are given the chance to experience almost a day in the life of the characters. Since the book is written this way, the story naturally flows and events occur in a more natural timeframe. I have decided to continue this with the rest of the series.

BK: Do you ever run into writer's block, and if so, what do you do to get past it? I have run into writer’s block several times. Whenever I am struggling to write, I take a break or I may reread what I have written to see if it can help me draw inspiration on where the story should go.

BK: What is your writing process like? Do you have any quirks, or must-haves to write? I love to watch action movie trailers or movie clips before I start writing. Car chases, fight scenes, and a good drama helps rev up my creative process. In addition once I’ve started writing, I like to have complete silence. My favorite time to write is actually early morning or late at night.

BK: Where do you hope your books/writing will be in the future? In the near future, I hope to have the entire series published and hopefully have national bestseller by my name. I look forward to branching out into different genres and increasing my readership.

BK: What do you hope readers will take away from your books? I want each one of my readers to have a character that they can relate to or a situation that they can identify with and hopefully learn from. It could be a situation such as witnessing your parents’ divorce, domestic violence, fertility issues, or being involved in that good old fashion love triangle.

BK: What is one piece of advice you received that you carry with you in your writing? Write first, edit later. Sometimes, I try to edit and write at the same time and I hardly progress with a story. I decided now to simply write without focusing on grammar or spelling.

BK: What is one piece of advice you would give to new and aspiring writers? The one quote that I use constantly is that no one can stop you, but you. In addition, someone reminded me that writing was my outlet. Sometimes, I get severely frustrated during the marketing and promotion of a book when I’m not reaping certain rewards and instead of venting verbally, I was told to vent through writing. I would like to share this with other authors, new and aspiring. Writing is our outlet, so let’s use it!

BK: Are you currently working on any new projects? I am currently working on Black Diamonds, which will be my fourth novel and am expounding on ideas for several short stories. I am also outlining my first Young Adult Christian Fiction novel, which will be written under a different alias. What can we expect from you in the future? I am hoping to release a short story sometime during the spring or summer and Black Diamonds in December of 2013 or January of 2014.

BK: Where can readers find you? Readers can find me at simplyvogue.net, on Twitter @SimplyVogue_B, on Facebook as Author April Blanding and on Instagram as marilymonRHO_1922.

Thank you so much for taking time to chat with me today. It's been a pleasure having you and I wish you much success in the future.


Ace of Diamonds
Book III in The Diamond Collection
by Vogue



About The Author:

Vogue is the author of Diamonds in the Rough and Diamonds Are Forever. A native of Greenville, South Carolina, she is a graduate of Winthrop University, possessing a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work and is a proud member of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. Vogue currently resides in Rock Hill, South Carolina.

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The Ace of Diamonds
Book III of The Diamond Collection

Genre: Urban Fiction
Publisher: Crown Jewel Publishing
Release Date: February 11, 2013
Amazon Kindle | Paperback

Book Description:

Since his release from prison, Brookstone’s most notorious drug lord, Jay Santiago, has been hard at work rebuilding his life and empire. With two businesses under his belt and one in the making, Jay is readily known as one of New York’s elite men.

While the root of his financial status lies in the newly rebuilt Santiago cartel, Jay is determined to expand his wealth. After reconnecting with an old comrade, he believes that he has found the one thing that could increase his fortune and allow him to leave behind the dangers of his criminal enterprise for good.

However, as Jay’s new business venture begins to come to fruition, he quickly learns that the one material object that he loves the most could lead to his biggest downfall yet. 

Excerpt from The Ace of Diamonds

Excerpt #1

Carmen stared out the window as Kane’s Jeep backed out of the driveway. She wanted to call him to come back, but she knew that he wouldn’t. While they had cleared the air on one issue, another one had surfaced. This one, though, she couldn’t fix. She was nine months pregnant and Nyla was coming regardless of how Kane felt. He might not have liked the idea, but he knew when they renewed their vows that she was pregnant. He seemed okay with it then, but obviously the whole thing was an act.

When his car disappeared out of the gates, Carmen began to think that her marriage wasn’t going to survive. If Kane was running out now then she knew it would be worse when Nyla came. Jay would be around more than ever and she would be forced to communicate with him. There might even be times when he had to come to the house. The distance between her and Kane would only grow.

Carmen pulled the curtains closed as she made her way back to the bed. She sat down, and tried to fight back her tears. She and Kane had been fine until Jay’s lawsuit, which sent them spiraling back into a place that neither one of them wanted to be. Carmen wanted to come up with an answer to fix everything, but she couldn’t. Softly crying, she did the only thing she knew how; she prayed to God for guidance and strength. She told herself that this would be the last time she would allow Kane to leave. After tonight, she would put her foot down. If she wanted to
save her marriage, she had to act like it, now or never. 

Diamonds Are Forever
Book II of The Diamond Collection

Genre: Urban Fiction
Publisher: Passionate Writer Publishing
Release Date: October 25, 2010

Book Description:

Eight months pregnant, Carmen Davenport is unsure of what is waiting for her outside of the Metropolitan Correctional Facility. For six grueling months, she sat in a cold cell with only the thought of her unborn son, keeping her sane. Now, she has returned to Brookstone to discover that Flame is now a multi-million dollar enterprise, all thanks to her best friend, Tiara. Diamonds Are Forever is a reunion with familiar characters and another look into the dramatic lives of Brookstone’s finest.


Diamonds in the Rough
Book I of The Diamond Collection

Genre: Urban Fiction
Publisher: Passionate Writers Publishing
Release Date: June 1, 2010

Book Description:

Carmen Davenport is living the American dream. Born with a silver spoon in her mouth, she has anything that a twenty-one year old college student would want: supportive parents, a set of fly friends, and an inheritance to one of the most lucrative clothing companies in New York: Flame, Inc. The only thing missing is love, but that doesn’t seem to faze her until she lays eyes on Jay Santiago, a Puerto Rican drug lord who is destined to make Carmen his at any cost. Instantly, Carmen begins to fall for him despite his reign as the head of a multi-million dollar drug cartel.
After securing the rights to her inheritance, Carmen soon learns that Flame, Inc. is headed towards a downward spiral. Too ambitious to allow her dream to go down the drain, Carmen begins pulling at all lifelines to save her company. Putting aside everything she’s ever believed in, Carmen soon finds herself entangled in a web of lies, betrayal, and crime. However, Carmen knows that in order to achieve her goal, she must remain focused no matter how dangerous the road to success may get.


Giveaway:

One Signed Copy of Ace of Diamonds
Open to US/Canada 
International Winners will receive an E-Book






Tuesday, March 12, 2013

"Ignorance not to be underestimated!" Chatting with Author, Lane Heymont - The Freedman and the Pharaoh's Staff #Giveaway & Book Tour

The Freedman and the Pharaoh's Staff
by Lane Heymont


Welcome to BK Walker Books Etc. Today I'm pleased to introduce you to fell PA Native, Lane Heymont! Thank  you so much for chatting with us today Lane. 

Lane is also offering you a chance to win a signed copy, so be sure to leave him a comment and enter using the Rafflecopter below :)

BK: Please tell us a little about yourself Lane...

I was born in Pennsylvania and now reside in Massachusetts. I earned a BA in Liberal Arts with a focus on literature and history, and double minors in psychology and business. After college, I thought I was going to go into business, but realized I hated having to sell people things they didn’t actually need. So, I turned back to my love of writing.

I have several short stories published and The Freedman and the Pharaoh’s Staff is my debut novel. Don’t worry, there’s plenty more to come!

Lane belongs to a number of professional organizations including the Horror Writers Association, the Historical Novel Society, the Association of Writers & Writing Programs along with the National Writers Union. He also belongs to the Infinite World of Fantasy Authors.

When Lane’s not writing stories, he writes freelance for various websites on a range of topics. He focuses mainly on science, astrophysics, environmental studies, including Global Warming.

BK: Please tell us a little about your book....

The Freedman and the Pharaoh’s Staff is a historical novel set in Reconstruction-era Louisiana.
The most evil man in history, obsessed with creating a pure race, has crossed the barriers of time to retroactively complete his Final Solution.

In 1871, the United States government has nearly eradicated the Ku Klux Klan, who they fear will inspire Southern whites to make certain the South will rise again. The Klan’s remaining forces have retreated to Louisiana in hopes to escape the “Northern” government.

Jeb, a former slave, rescues his brother-in-law Crispus from the Ku Klux Klan, pulling him into a world of Creole Voodoo, hatred, time travel, and redemption. The two brothers-in-law set out to stop Verdiss and his Klan followers from using the Pharaoh’s Staff, a magical artifact from ancient Egypt. Soon, Jeb and Crispus learn Verdiss’ diabolical plan and discover that he serves an evil far more insidious than himself. In the end, Jeb and Crispus must stop an entire people from eradication and each find redemption for his own past sins.

BK: It sounds amazing, I can't wait to read it. What inspired you to pen this particular novel?

I was enrolled in an African-American literature class during my sophomore year in undergrad. We mainly studied the slave narratives of the 18th and 19th centuries, and I just fell in love. I couldn’t keep myself from writing in the genre.

BK: When did you first consider yourself a writer?

I think if you can’t quit writing, you’re a writer. So, I’ve considered myself a “writer” in that sense, but a professional writer? Not until my short story The Lost Continent was published in Innsmouth Magazine. Then the story was recommended for a Bram Stoker Award, which was a nice bonus!

BK: How do you keep your story flowing?

It’s about the characters. You have to know what they want, their desires, their goals, their story, and then throw everything you have into trying to stop them. Stories should be character driven. Why does your protagonist feel the need to fight against this particular “dying of the light”?

When you keep that in mind, I think the story flows the way it should.

BK: Do you ever run into writer's block, and if so, what do you do to get past it?

Surprisingly, rarely, and the few times I have, I take a break to read. Reading someone else’s work puts me in that creative mind.

Usually when I’m not writing — going about my business during the day — ideas pop into my head. I’ll be walking the dog, see the way a tree sways, and a great idea will hit me.

So, I guess you could say that’s why I rarely have writer’s block.

BK: What is your writing process like? Do you have any quirks, or must-haves to write?

A comfortable chair, and a big cup of coffee. Enough said.

BK: Mmmm. I LOVE coffee :). Where do you hope your books/writing will be in the future?

Always be writing. That’s how I operate, so I have plenty of books, and a screenplay, in the works. Whether they sell, make it to the New York Times Best Seller’s list, or end up in the trunk, it’s all up to the wind, I suppose.

BK: What do you hope readers will take away from your books?

Ignorance is not to be underestimated. It leads to racism and hatred. It’s a struggle to understand these ideas, and it can be painful to try to do that, but if we’re to have any kind of future, we need to.

I can sum it up in that famous saying: All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.

BK: I love it, well said. What is one piece of advice you received that you carry with you in your writing?

Write what you don’t know, but do your research.

BK: What is one piece of advice you would give to new and aspiring writers?

Learn how to write. Like in any business, there are certain nuances you need to understand and implement. Then never stop writing.

BK: Are you currently working on any new projects? What can we expect from you in the future?

A lot. I have several more books in the works, and I just finished a screenplay.

BK: Where can readers find you?

http://www.facebook.com/LHeymont


Thank you so much for taking time to chat with me today. It's been a pleasure having you and I wish you much success in the future.

Thank you for this great opportunity!




About The Author:

Lane Heymont was born in Pennsylvania. He earned a BA in Liberal Arts with a focus on literature and history. He also holds a double minor in psychology and business. After college, he turned his focus back to writing. Lane has several short stories published, one of which was recommended for the 2012 Bram Stoker Award in short fiction.








Genre: Historical, Fantasy, Slipstream
Publisher: Sunbury Press, Inc.
Release Date: December 23, 2012
Buy: Amazon

Book Description:

Jeb, a former slave, rescues his brother-in-law Crispus from the Ku Klux Klan, pulling him into a world of Creole Voodoo, hatred, time travel, and redemption. The two brothers-in-law set out to stop Verdiss and his Klan followers from using the Pharaoh's Staff, a magical artifact from ancient Egypt. Soon, Jeb and Crispus learn Verdiss’ diabolical plan and discover that he is working for an even more evil force. In the end Jeb and Crispus must stop the eradication of an entire people and each must find redemption for his own past sins.

Excerpt:

Allenville flashed in Jeb’s head. Bodies burning, people tortured and brutalized in the streets. Somehow he felt the same thoughts in Fallon. The way his slender hand tightened around his when he’d said the word. He imagined hatred blistering inside the boy. Maybe the need for a father blinded him. Thank the Lawd–that ain’t the case no more…I hope.
Jeb. Fallon. This way. I found a mambo a few blocks away on Laurel Street.” Crispus’s voice broke through the crowd.
Come on!” Fallon pulled Jeb through the throng of people. Crispus’s voice always sounded just beyond them, amidst the night madness of Baton Rouge. “Wait!”
Where’d he go?” Jeb tugged on Fallon’s hand, pushing aside a doughy man.
He took a right down Nacadian Road. Wait, Crispus!” The hideous ensemble of vendors, farriers, knackers, and other merchants crying out their goods seemed to drown out the boy’s call.
One moment, mayhem wracked the market, the next it fell silent. Fallon stopped, so Jeb did. He couldn’t move, the herd seemed to stop stampeding. Footfalls echoed in the street. The crowd spread. Then came the heavy clacks of soldier’s boots on the flagstones. A band of men, too many to tell. But Jeb knew them by the procession’s cadence–Confederate soldiers. Men clad in gray uniforms marching through Baton Rouge. No doubt, they’d be Klansmen too. Shouts of jubilation spread like wildfire among the townspeople.
Kill them carpetbaggers!” came a woman’s elegant voice.
Long live the general!”
The South shall rise again!” shouted a boy.
Jeb felt the panic in Fallon’s hand, his heartbeat racing as he pulled him away. “What general? I know that cadence like I know my field.” Jeb focused on dodging whatever lay in his way, stumbling over garbage and bumping into people.
Fallon stammered over his words, “Not–not–nothing. Nathan Bedford Forrest?” He gasped, tightening his grip on Jeb.
Somehow Jeb overcame his instincts, keeping his head bowed. Not daring to look up in fear that monster of a man would see him. Though blind, Jeb saw Forrest clad in the gray Confederate officer’s uniform, adorned with medals. He’d seen photos of him. Tall, in his fifties, a receding hairline and a curly mane of black hair. A well-kept goatee tinged gray like his uniform.
I can end it all. Fight through the crowd. A single shot to the head. To hell with being blind, I can do it. For a moment Jeb meant it, caressing his pistol. It’d be easy. Instead, he listened to the Ku Klux Klan founder, savior of the white race, and ender of Reconstruction, parade along the street. Celebrated by a throng of who knew how many people. They were closer now, close enough for Jeb to count them. Four guards following him. Plus Forrest, that’s five. Six shot pistol. Just enough for one miss. He gripped his pistol. It didn’t matter that the crowd loved Forrest, even cheered him on. Six rounds is enough. Jeb edged his pistol free from its holster.





Monday, March 11, 2013

Til The Last Drop by Marquis Boone Promotional Tour


Til The Last Drop
by Marquis Boone

Author Bio:

Marquis Boone is a pastor, motivational speaker, author, entrepreneur, mentor and spiritual advisor to a host of celebrities. Marquis is the Lead Pastor of Fresh Start Church which exists to revive, refresh, release and restore people back to God. He has been deemed one of America's most influential and talented pastors in his generation. His message of resurrection, healing and restoration is unparalleled and transcending cultural barriers within the church. Boone holds a Master of Arts in Christian Leadership and Masters of Divinity from Luther Rice University. He studied at World Harvest Bible College and completed a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a minor in Management from American InterContinental University.


Genre: Fiction/religious/ general/medical
Publisher: iUniverse
Release Date: Jan. 24, 2013
Buy: Amazon

Description:
Arthur and Valencia share happily ever after as husband and wife until tragedy comes knocking at their door. Life deals Valencia a crisis that requires a miracle of biblical proportion. She'll have to find a love so strong it defies logic, reason and heartbreak. After receiving a life changing phone call that no one ever wants to get Valencia Todd's life is left in shambles, with no signs of ever getting better. Struck with grief, frustration, sickness, and loneliness, Valencia is determined to find the cure to life that will get her back to normal.
Til the Last Drop is a supernatural story filled with passion, pain, sadness, twists and turns that will leave you in awe. The story of Valencia and all of the drops she experiences along the way teaches, as only a few stories have done, about the essential wisdom of listening to our hearts, learning to never give up, and, above all, trusting God.
A vow, betrayal and story...good until the last drop.

Excerpts:

Prelude

The almighty Father stormed into the room as a mighty rushing wind. As His very presence passed by, each servant stood at attention as they lined His pathway. Gabriel followed Him very closely and spoke: “Lord, I don’t understand.”

The Father stopped midway and turned to Gabriel and gave a declaration. “The Sun of Righteousness shall arise with healing in His wings. You shall trample the wicked, for they shall be ashes under the soles of your feet on the day that I do this. It is warfare, Gabriel. Remember the Law of Moses, My servant, which I commanded him in Horeb for all Israel, with the statutes and judgments. Behold, I will send Elijah the prophet before the coming of the great and dreadful day. And he will turn the hearts of the fathers to the children, and the hearts of the children to their fathers.”

The Father continued toward His seat. He sat in heaven exasperated. He turned and looked at His Son, who was looking down at Earth. “Son, what seems to have your attention?”
Father, come look at this,” the Son said as He stood gazing down toward Earth at Arthur and Valencia Todd and their daughter, Lindsy Todd.

The Father walked over, joined His Son, and together they looked down at the Todd family. 






Sunday, March 10, 2013

Black Lion Tours & #Giveaway: Review of The Hot Shots by Stephanie Queen





THE HOT SHOTS
(Book 2 in  "The Scotland Yard Exchange Program Series)


by Stephanie Queen.

Genre: Romantic Suspense. (PG 18 rated)

Release Date: November 15, 2012







Book Synopsis

Decorator Sophia Alano’s burgeoning career gets side-tracked from the moment she meets hot shot Scotland Yard detective Chauncey Miller. On the run in Boston, Chauncey must now protect this spitfire Pixie from the madman out for revenge against him. But once he catches their would-be killer, Sophia’ chance to be a TV decorating show host doesn’t seem so exciting any more.


PRAISE FOR "THE HOT SHOTS":
"Stephanie Queen came through with her promise of another great book in the series of the Scotland Yard Exchange. The characters came through as fun loving, yet down to earth. I love the setting of Boston, it brings back great memories for me. 
Thanks for another great read, Stephanie, queen of romance novels that are uplifting and quirky!" Stella - Amazon​

My Review

Cover - Loved It!
Characters - Loved them!
Story Plot - Fun & Quirky! Yes, I said Quirky!




This is my first round with Stephanie Queen, and I have to say, that honestly...

I'm a new fan for sure! Even though this is the second book in this series, it doesn't take away from this book and it does stand alone. I really enjoyed my first time with Stephanie, and it is very fast paced, definitely catching you from the beginning! I loved Sophia's witty attitude, and the fact that she and Chauncey end up in the sea and running for their lives before they barely get to say hello, puts this author right on my A list. The only thing I didn't like, was in the beginning I felt like the dialogue was a bit choppy, but as I got into the story I found that it fit the characters and got past it. I could see the scenes so vividly, it was like I was watching a movie rather than reading the book. It's one that you can't put down until you get to the end, and the end is there before you know it.  I will definitely be reading book one, The Throwbacks, and I would recommend this book to all mystery romance lovers!




Excerpt
Chapter One Excerpt:
“I have a favor to ask,” Grace said from behind her desk, pencil in hand and dimple in place. “I need you to pick up David’s latest recruit from Scotland Yard at Logan Airport and keep him busy for the day. Show him around.”
Sophia couldn’t stop her usual sarcasm in spite of the fact that Grace was her boss as well as her best friend. This so-called favor made no sense. Even for Grace.
“Are you serious?” Sophia planted her hands on her hips. “Let me make sure I understand you--You’re asking me to babysit one of David’s Scotland Yard hot shots on the eve of my possible career breakthrough?”
Grace nodded. Her big blue eyes were wide and honest. Something was up.
“That’s crazy talk. Tomorrow’s the shoot for the audition tape.” Sophia knew that Grace knew this since Grace helped set it up for her, but she felt it was worth mentioning the obvious.
“Yes. I know.” Grace smiled then looked back down at her drawing. “And a distraction is exactly what you need to keep your nerves at bay.”
“What? My nerves are fine.” If her dam voice hadn’t squeaked at that moment, she’d have been more convincing. Something was definitely up. And Sophia would never admit it to Grace, but she did feel a bit edgy--if edginess included nausea, headaches and sleeplessness.
“I know you.” Grace paused and gave her the serious-yet-loving older-sister type look that she mostly put up with. “This will be good for you and…and I’d really appreciate it.”
Grace was playing dirty pool now with that appreciation bit, but Sophia still didn’t buy it.
“And what if I didn’t have time today?  Were you going to tear me away from my project?”
“Actually, yes.  I wasn’t going to mention it, but some of the men were complaining about your presence at the set and asked me to have you back off just a smidge.” Grace scrunched her brow. “But don’t worry, honey, they think you’re wonderful. It’s just lately...”
“Great. That’s great.” Her hands flew into the air. “I got painters and paperhangers and carpenters talking to my boss behind my back.” This was not good. She plunked herself on the edge of Grace’s desk and folded her arms. She tried staring at the stack of fabric samples on the other side of the office so Grace wouldn’t notice if a tear slipped out. Because, damn it, she might be on the brink of crying.
Grace picked up the box of tissues and handed it to her. “You’ll be alright, Pixie honey. This is the perfect way to get your mind off everything to do with decorating and the design show audition filming and TV cameras. I’m asking for a one-day one-shot favor.”
Grace’s voice sounded a little too sweet, even for her, and “Pixie honey” or no “Pixie honey”, that was cause for suspicion.  She blew her nose. Okay, so maybe she needed a break, but she wasn’t convinced that playing tour guide to some British guy fresh off the boat...or rather airline--was the way to go.
“I’m saving up my vacation time and I don’t think you have the authority to assign me to pick up some random guy at Logan Airport and show him around town while I’m on the clock.  We’re in the decorating business.”   She remained seated on the edge of Grace’s desk, tossed the balled-up tissue in a basket halfway across the small office and re-folded her arms.  “Besides it doesn’t even sound safe.”   She blew the blunt-cut bangs off her forehead for emphasis.
Grace looked at her with that smile and said, “He’s from Scotland Yard, honey.  Of course it’s safe.  It’ll be fun.  I don’t know what you’re worried about.” Her face brightened and she added, “You don’t have to use vacation time. Consider it a client recruitment assignment.”  Grace went back to the sketch she’d been working on.
Sophia looked at her best friend and boss with a suspicious squint.  What it sounded like to her was another one of Grace’s blind date set-ups in disguise.




The Author

Stephanie Queen lives in bucolic New Hampshire where writing happy, snappy romances takes most of her time. However you can also find her watching UConn football and basketball games whenever they’re on TV, and sometimes even in person. Right now, she’s busy writing her next book in the Scotland Yard Exchange Program Series.
Learn more about the author at: www.stephaniequeen.com

GIVEAWAY!

Tour-wide giveaway of books 1 & 2 of "The Scotland Yard Program Series: The Throwbacks and The Hot Shots plus a $10 Amazon GC for 1 lucky winner!