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  Join Us for this Tour: November 18 to December 6, 2024 Book Details: Book Title: Tumult in Mecca: From Civil Servant to Global Business Adventurer: Henrik Bertelsen's Unexpected Journey by Hans Peter Bech Category: Adult Fiction 18+, 276 pages Genre: Literature & Fiction, Historical Fiction, World Literature European/Scandinavian, Coming of Age Publisher: BOOX Release date: August 2024 Formats Available for Review: print-softback (USA only) and ebook (EPUB and PDF) internationally. Tour dates: Nov 18 to Dec 6, 2024 Content Rating: G: There is no language, sex scenes, etc. Book Description: Tumult in Mecca: From Civil Servant to Global Business Adventurer transports readers to 1979, a year of upheaval and change. Henrik Bertelsen, a Danish civil servant and baby boomer, is dedicated to his stable life in Copenhagen. Alongside his English wife, Sammy, they are building a co-housing community and navigating the complex adoption of a child from Indonesia. Henrik longs for peace and stability to secure his career. But life takes an unexpected turn when he is offered the chance to renovate hospital kitchens in Saudi Arabia. His adventurer's spirit is awakened, and Henrik plunges into a world far removed from the predictable corridors of Danish bureaucracy. As the project escalates, Henrik finds himself caught in the Mecca conflict—an armed religious uprising that places him in grave danger. Trapped between rebels and police in one of the holiest cities in the world, he must rely on his instincts to survive. Escape brings him more than safety—it opens the door to a lucrative job offer from an American tech company, setting his life on an entirely new path. Tumult in Mecca masterfully weaves Henrik’s personal quest for fulfilment with the global turbulence of 1979, capturing the tension between career and adventure, ambition and family, security and risk.  Meet the Author: Hans Peter Bech is a bestselling author and a frequent blogger on how to make information technology companies global market leaders. He has produced numerous books, papers, podcasts and videos on business development in the software industry. Hans Peter is also a keynote speaker, workshop facilitator, and an advisor for governments and companies. He holds an M.Sc. in macroeconomics and political science from the University of Copenhagen. connect with the author: website ~ X/Twitter ~ facebook ~ instagram ~ goodreads Tour Schedule: Coming Soon! Enter the Giveaway:
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  Join Us for this Tour: October 21 to November 8, 2024 Book Details: Book Title: SUNNY GALE: A NOVEL by Jamie Lisa Forbes Category: Adult Fiction 18+, 268 pages Genre: Historical Fiction, Literary Novel Publisher: Pronghorn Press Release date: May, 2024 Formats Available for Review: print-softback (USA only) and ebook (PDF, NetGalley download) Tour dates: Oct 21 to Nov 8, 2024 Content Rating: PG-13 +M: There is no profane language. There are some sexual scenes, non explicit. There is one instance of sexual abuse that is more recollected than described. My specific reason for giving this rating was two scenes where animals are harmed intentionally. Book Description: It's 1895 and fourteen year old Hannah Brandt is struggling with the hard life on a new Nebraska homestead. When her imagination is captured by a wild filly she becomes obsessed with horses, which opens the door to her destiny. Just four years later she enters the first Cheyenne Frontier Day rodeo where she wins the relay race and her fate is sealed. She gives herself a new name, Sunny Gale, and pursues a rodeo career, much to the disgust of her young husband and her very proper mother. Sunny defies convention with every move as the drive to compete takes over her life, leaving everything else behind, including husbands and children. It is a rough life she has chosen, but she craves the glory of the spotlight and refuses to bow to the expectations for a woman in her time. Award winning author Jamie Lisa Forbes has once again brought us complex characters in a story based on real women and the early days when rodeo was wide open for them to become stars. It is a story of the social mores of the times and of a woman determined to defy them no matter how high the personal cost or where that choice might take her.  Meet the Author: Jamie Lisa Forbes was raised on a ranch in the Little Laramie Valley near Laramie, Wyoming. She attended the University of Colorado where she obtained degrees in English and philosophy. After fourteen months living in Israel, she returned to her family’s ranch where she lived for another fifteen years. In 1994, she moved to Greensboro, North Carolina. In 2001, she graduated from the University of North Carolina School of Law and began her North Carolina law practice. Forbes’ first novel, Unbroken, won the WILLA Literary Award for Contemporary Fiction in 2011. Her collection of short stories, The Widow Smalls and Other Stories, won the High Plains Book Awards for a short story collection in 2015. Forbes’ novel of rural North Carolina in the segregation era, entitled Eden, was published in 2020. Her historical novel about women bronc riders in the early days of rodeo, entitled Sunny Gale, was published in May 2024 by Pronghorn Press. Ms. Forbes continues to live—and write—in North Carolina. Connect with the author: website ~ facebook ~ pinterest ~ X ~ goodreads Tour Schedule:
Oct 21 – Cover Lover Book Review – book spotlight Oct 21 - @this.human.reads * – book review Oct 21 - @stars.and.embers * - book review Oct 21 - @acourtofspinesnpages * - book review Oct 21 - @bearyintobooks * - book review Oct 22 –@adriftinfictionalworld - book review Oct 23 – @bookscape__ * - book review Oct 24 – Deborah-Zenha Adams – book spotlight / author interview Oct 25 –Book Corner News and Reviews - book review Oct 28 – Sharing Life’s Moments – book review Oct 28 - Gina Rae Mitchell – book review / guest post Oct 28 - @jilljemmett * - book review Oct 28 - @onceuponamaltesereader * - book review Oct 29 – @bookameme * – book review Oct 30 – Locks, Hooks and Books – book review / guest post Oct 30 - @kiv_coffeeandpages * - book review Oct 31 - Cheryl's Book Nook – book review Oct 31 - @alwaysreadingxo * - book review Nov 1 – @Leannebookstagram – book review Nov 2 - @readsandmusic * - book review Nov 4 – FUONLYKNEW – book review / guest post Nov 5 – Books R Us – book spotlight / guest post Nov 5 - Country Mamas With Kids – book review Nov 6 – Bigreadersite – book review Nov 7 – Connie's History Classroom – book review / author interview Nov 8 – Liese's Blog – book spotlight 
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Book Details: Book Title: Tidewater by Eric B. Miller Category: Adult Fiction (18+), 588 pages Genre: Literary Fiction; Historical Fiction Publisher: Milbrown Press Release date: May 23, 2024 Formats Available for Review: print-softback (USA only), and ebook (EPUB and PDF) Tour dates: Aug 5 to Aug 23 Content Rating: PG-13 +M: There are sexual innuendos and numerous sex scenes. In every scene there is set up of taking clothes off, then the bedroom door closes. Language: There is mild profanity (2 G-damns).
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On a sluggish Chinese river in 1890, American heiress Alice Sheffield falls for Andrew Croft, the Boston soldier of fortune hired to bring her home. Alice looks past Andrew’s limitations and finds an agile mind willing to take a leap of faith. Out of the turmoil of this relationship are born two sons who grow up knowing nothing of their parents’ former lives. Autie, a Princeton dropout, goes to war seeking adventure and fame; Rory, a morally adrift playboy, runs aground in the Mediterranean. Caught up in their lives are Laura Eklund, the adopted sister in love with both since childhood; Lois, a bohemian Greenwich Village savant; Margaux du Pret, Belgian war bride on the brink of suicide; Procter Darlington, a young stockbroker living fast in Gay Nineties New York; and Gregory Haines, a disfigured war veteran running liquor in the early days of Prohibition. Spanning the end of the Gilded Age to the aftermath of the Great War, Tidewater does not pass the torch from one generation to the next, but tells concurrently the stories of these individuals in a quickening pace where plans go awry and events turn on loves lost and found. 
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Eric B. Miller grew up in southern New Jersey. He holds a master’s degree in English and pursued writing while working on farms in Virginia, Maryland, and Belgium. He spent twenty years in the business world back in New Jersey, then eighteen years in the American Red Cross, and recently began writing again. He is the author of Hula Girls, a novel...and Little Known Stories, Prose in Format. connect with author: website ~ goodreads
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Aug 5 – @Leannebookstagram– book review Aug 6 – Cover Lover Book Review – book spotlight / giveaway Aug 7 – Locks, Hooks and Books – book review / giveaway Aug 13 – Bigreadersite– book review / giveaway Aug 15 – Country Mamas With Kids– book review / guest post / giveaway Aug 16 – Adventurous Jessy– book review / giveaway Aug 20 – Liese's Blog– book spotlight Aug 21 – Gina Rae Mitchell– book review / guest post / giveaway Aug 23 – Kim's Book Reviews and Writing Aha's– book review / giveaway
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  Join us for this tour from Nov 1 to Nov 27, 2023! Book Details: Book Title: The Mark of the Salamander by Justin Newland Category: Adult Fiction (18 +), 246 pages Genre: Historical Fiction and Magical Realism Publisher: The Book Guild Release date: September 2023 Formats Available for Review: print (softback) (internationally), ebook (MOBI (for Kindle), EPUB, PDF) Tour dates: Nov 1 to Nov 27, 2023 Content Rating: PG-13 +M. Mild sex and cruelty. Mature themes. Book Description: 1575. Nelan Michaels is a young Flemish man fleeing religious persecution in the Spanish Netherlands. Settling in Mortlake outside London, he studies under Queen Elizabeth’s court astrologer, conjuring a bright future – until he’s wrongly accused of murder. Forced into the life of a fugitive, Nelan hides in London, before he is dramatically pressed into the crew of the Golden Hind. Thrust into a strange new world on board Francis Drake’s vessel, Nelan sails the seas on a voyage to discover discovery itself. Encountering mutiny, ancient tribes and hordes of treasure, Nelan must explore and master his own mystical powers – including the Mark of the Salamander, the mysterious spirit of fire. THE MARK OF THE SALAMANDER is the first in The Island of Angels series: a two-book saga that tells the epic story and secret history of England’s coming of age during the Elizabethan era. Buy the Book: Book Guild Amazon (US) ~ Amazon.uk ~ WHSmith Bookshop.org ~ Brownsbfs ~ LoveReading Waterstones ~ Google Books ~ Agenda Bookshop add to goodreads  Meet the Author: JUSTIN NEWLAND’s novels represent an innovative blend of genres from historical adventure to supernatural thriller and magical realism. His stories explore the themes of war and religion, and speculate on the human’s spiritual place in the universe. Undeterred by the award of a Doctorate in Mathematics from Imperial College, London, he conceived his debut novel, The Genes of Isis (Matador, 2018), an epic fantasy set under Ancient Egyptian skies. The historical thriller, The Old Dragon’s Head (Matador, 2018), is set in Ming Dynasty China in the shadows of the Great Wall. The Coronation (Matador, 2019) was another historical adventure and speculates on the genesis of the most important event in the modern world – the Industrial Revolution. The Abdication (Matador, 2021) is a mystery thriller in which a young woman confronts her faith in a higher purpose and what it means to abdicate that faith. The Mark of the Salamander (Book Guild, 2023) is the first in a two-book series, The Island of Angels. Set in the Elizabethan era, it’s an epic tale of England’s coming of age. His work in progress is the second in the series, The Midnight of Eights, the charting of the uncanny coincidences that led to the repulse of the Spanish Armada. Author, speaker and broadcaster, Justin appears on LitFest panels, gives talks to historical associations and libraries and enjoys giving radio interviews and making podcasts. Born three days before the end of 1953, he lives with his partner in plain sight of the Mendip Hills in Somerset, England. connect with the author: website ~ twitter ~ facebook ~ instagram ~ pinterest ~ bookbub ~ goodreads eTour Schedule: Nov 1 – Liese's Blog – book spotlight / book excerpt Nov 1 - Leanne Bookstagram – book review Nov 3 – JB's Bookworms with Brandy Mulder – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Nov 3 – The Sexy Nerd Revue – book spotlight / giveaway Nov 6 – Country Mamas With Kids – book review / book excerpt Nov 7 – Locks, Hooks and Books – book review / guest post / giveaway Nov 8 – Cover Lover Book Review – book spotlight / book excerpt / giveaway Nov 8 -- FUONLYKNEW - book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Nov 13 - Gina Rae Mitchell - book review / guest post / giveaway Nov 14 – Lady Hawkeye – book spotlight / guest post / book excerpt / giveaway Nov 15 – Stephanie Jane – book spotlight / guest post / book excerpt / giveaway Nov 16 – Book Corner News and Reviews – book review / author interview / book excerpt / giveaway Nov 17 – Books With a Chance – book review / book excerpt / giveaway Nov 21 – Ilovebooksandstuffblog – book spotlight / book excerpt / giveaway Nov 24 – fundinmental – book spotlight / author interview / book excerpt / giveaway Nov 27 – The Momma Spot – book review / book excerpt / giveaway Enter the Giveaway:
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Book Details: Book Title: Two Rivers: De Trouble I Be See by Bob Rogers Category: Adult Fiction (18 +), 333 pages Genre: Historical Fiction Publisher: BookLocker Release date: June 19, 2023 Formats Available for Review: ebook (MOBI FILE (FOR KINDLE), EPUB, PDF) Tour dates: Oct 23 to Nov 10, 2023 Content Rating: R. My book is rated R because of foul language, rape, infanticide, and homicide.
"Rogers...tells the story [in Two Rivers] with the restraint of a gifted writer. Very highly recommended." - Jamie Michele for Readers' Favorite
"[Two Rivers is] a fast-paced tale of enslaved people in a land on the brink of war...a novel about the iniquities of slavery in pre-Civil War South Carolina." - Kirkus Reviews "For me, the standout feature of the work is its ensemble cast and the passion and emotional intelligence that [Bob] Rogers displays in crafting so many different, realistic, and fully fleshed-out viewpoints...Two Rivers is intricately penned with much to experience, be intrigued by, and learn from." - K.C. Finn for Readers' Favorite
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Rich with history, the geriatric romance in Two Rivers entertains and educates. Without fear of causing “discomfort” to some, Two Rivers takes us deep into the lives of two peoples—Africans and Europeans—in 1854 near Charleston, South Carolina. In Two Rivers, the parallel courtships of enslaved widow Ella wooing 84-year-old widower Posey and Tiffany Plantation manager James’ pursuit of Jacqueline, daughter of a bank president, reveals the side-by-side lifestyles of enslavers and the enslaved. Attorney James’ dream was to join the elite planter-banker class by any means necessary. Rebuffed by Congressman William Aiken’s daughter, James turned to Jacqueline. Meanwhile, Angolan Ella was determined to marry Posey, whose ancestry was Igbo. Though enemies from the day James arrived, both Posey and James respected Senator John C. Calhoun—but for vastly different reasons. For James, Calhoun represented the “rule-maker class” he wanted to join. Posey welcomed Calhoun’s prediction of war between white people. By 1854, the Tiffany family had enslaved over 300 Africans for more than a century on the 1,100-acre slave labor camp that they called the Tiffany Plantation. The Tiffanys were the largest rice producer in South Carolina’s Colleton District. While the toil of enslaved Africans earned untold riches for the Tiffanys, the Africans endured violence inflicted to force increased rice production and profits followed by the indignity of the bodies of loved ones being stolen from their graves and delivered to a medical school. Rich with history and a cast of unforgettable characters, Two Rivers is a sweeping saga of two peoples—European immigrants and African abductees. Together, they experience courtships, infanticide, homicide, rape, rebellions, revenge, sabotage, storms, high-stakes gambling, grave-robbing, counterfeiting, slave mortgage-backed securities, and more. “De troubles Posey be sees” in Two Rivers reminds one of Southern Gothic storytelling.
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Book Title: First Dark: A Buffalo Soldier's Story by Bob Rogers Category: Adult Fiction (18 +), 516 pages Genre: Historical Fiction Publisher: BookLocker Release date: September 19, 2015 Formats Available for Review: ebook (MOBI FILE (FOR KINDLE), EPUB, PDF) Tour dates: Oct 23 to Nov 10, 2023 Content Rating: R.
"The book ... is an impressive feat of historical fiction, offering many traditionally underrepresented perspectives in a sprawling work of love and warfare." -- Kirkus Reviews
"An ambitious and lush tale set during the Civil War and Reconstruction." -- Kirkus Reviews "The Gripping saga of Isaac Rice is a hero's journey. [Don't] be surprised if First Dark ends up as a popular movie. It's also a darn good read." -- Baltimore Post-Examiner "First Dark is a powerful story of the underbelly of American history that has been carefully researched and written. Characters are well-developed and believable, and the dialogue and description throughout the book are brilliant." -- Reader's Favorite
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First Dark is a coming-of-age story, an epic adventure, and a compelling examination of the primary feelings that drive human nature – hate, hope, desire, love, loss, grief, revenge, and forgiveness – as seen by Apache, black, Mexican, and white young adults during and shortly after America’s Uncivil War. The San Francisco Review described Bob Rogers as a rising author who takes readers back to life and times in the early years of the Civil War, blending a brilliant mix of historic persons with his fictional characters. Celebrating the sesquicentennial year of the famed Buffalo Soldiers, Bob Rogers delivers his most ambitious work yet–a novel that spans their first generation–from Charleston and Vicksburg to Appomattox and desert Apache battlefields. First came dark days that beset Isaac Rice's epic journey–America’s wars to settle the "Negro and Indian problems.” First Dark: A Buffalo Soldier’s Story–Sesquicentennial Edition (with a foreword by General (Ret) Lloyd “Fig” Newton) is an historically correct action novel that follows Isaac Rice, the Tenth Cavalry, and the women who love him. His nineteenth century saga begins in Charleston and contributes to the story of how twenty-first century America came to be. Telling Isaac’s story, Rogers surrounds a host of diverse fictional characters with an impressive nonfiction cast, including historic political, military, religious figures, and entrepreneurs of that era. Subsequent volumes follow Isaac’s descendants, ordinary nineteenth and twentieth century working people, into and out of calamities–recessions, panics, droughts, world wars, a depression, natural disasters, and the division of people by race, class, and caste. The view through their eyes serves to enhance twenty-first century readers’ understanding of “how things got this way” in America. Isaac Rice, a teenager on a South Carolina rice plantation, traveling alone, follows a treacherous waterborne route filled with incredible hardships and danger to escape from slavery. Too young to be a soldier, the Union Army hires him to shovel coal on a gunboat. Thus begins Isaac’s westward journey, in which he encounters storms, stampeding buffalo, and the hate of zealous patriots whose causes are antithetical to the nation he is sworn to defend. Undaunted, he pursues respect and dignity on an odyssey from the middle of the Civil War in South Carolina’s Low Country and the Mississippi Heartland, to the Indian Wars on the Great Plains and deserts of Texas, New Mexico, and Mexico. Isaac’s is an epic tale of young North Americans coming of age amid the violence of the U.S. Civil War, Indian Wars, Reconstruction, and spillover bloodshed from a Mexican Revolution. Telling Isaac’s story required extensive research of 19th and 20th century books, official documents, and letters, plus multiple visits to relevant geographic locations over a period of twenty years. A memorable set of characters revolve around Isaac–a Confederate guerilla, a black female activist in a Mississippi Constitutional Convention, a Mescalero Apache warrior, a white Union cavalry sergeant, and a Mexican nurse–who raise their voices and bare their souls as the world they seek constantly changes, bringing tragedy to their lives and danger for Isaac. 
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Bob Rogers is the author of the historical novels First Dark and The Laced Chameleon, which earned critical acclaim from Kirkus Reviews, San Francisco Review, and Baltimore Examiner. Bob is a meticulous researcher, known to spend extra time, magnifying glass in hand, deciphering 18th and 19th-century handwriting for “just the facts, ma’am.” Bob, a former U.S. Army captain and combat leader during the Vietnam War in Troop A, 1/10 Cavalry, finds his topographic experiences useful in field research. If not closeted in libraries or museums, you are likely to find him walking centuries-old rice fields, battlefields, or in a canoe following the river trails of his characters. He studied at South Carolina State University and the University of Maryland. Bob tends his flowers, okra, and tomato plants in Mérida, Yucatán, México. connect with the author: website ~ facebook ~ facebook ~ instagram ~ goodreads ~ bookbub - youtube
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Oct 23 – Liese's Blog – books spotlight Oct 24 – Pick a Good Book – books spotlight / author interview / giveaway Oct 25 – StoreyBook Reviews – books spotlight / author interview / giveaway Oct 26 – Novels Alive – book review of FIRST DARK / giveway Oct 26 – Book Corner News and Reviews– book review of FIRST DARK / giveaway Oct 27 – Book Corner News and Reviews– book review of TWO RIVERS: DE TROUBLE I BE SEE / giveaway Oct 30 – Welcome To MLM Opinion’s Reviews – book review of FIRST DARK / giveaway Oct 31 – Leanne Bookstagram – book review of FIRST DARK Nov 1 - Locks, Hooks and Books – book review of FIRST DARK / giveaway Nov 1 – Leanne Bookstagram – book review of TWO RIVERS: DE TROUBLE I BE SEE Nov 2 – Gina Rae Mitchell – book review of FIRST DARK / giveaway Nov 3 – Authors on iTours: Let's Talk Books – book review of FIRST DARK Nov 6 – Stephanie Jane– books spotlight / giveaway Nov 7 – Welcome To MLM Opinion’s Reviews – book review of TWO RIVERS: DE TROUBLE I BE SEE / giveaway Nov 8 - Locks, Hooks and Books – book review of TWO RIVERS: DE TROUBLE I BE SEE / giveaway Nov 8 – Novels Alive – book review of TWO RIVERS: DE TROUBLE I BE SEE / giveaway Nov 9 – Gina Rae Mitchell – book review of TWO RIVERS: DE TROUBLE I BE SEE / guest post / giveaway Nov 10 – Authors on iTours: Let's Talk Books – book review of TWO RIVERS: DE TROUBLE I BE SEE
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Join us for this tour from Sep 5 to Sep 25, 2023!
Book Details: Book Title: CONECUH (A Civil War Novel) by Herb Hughes Category: Adult Fiction (18 +), 340 pages Genre: Historical Fiction Publisher: Books From The Pond Release date: April 2019 Formats Available for Review: print (softback) (USA and Canada), ebook (Gifted Kindle, PDF) Tour dates: Sep 5 to Sep 25, 2023 Content Rating: PG-13 + M. There is mild profanity. There is a rape scene that is handled without vulgarity.
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Bronze Medal winner, 2020 eLit Literary Awards, Historical Fiction. Emily Rose roams through a country ravaged by war, a damaged land where the very grass blades drink the blood of brothers, cousins, and friends. Protected only by her wits and Nathaniel Whiteeagle, a slave with Cherokee blood, Emily swears she will find her fiancé and buy his freedom. Facing danger at each turn, every clue she follows leaves her another step behind. Will she ever find Caleb? Can Caleb endure the unthinkable cruelty of civil war prisons long enough for her to rescue him? Or will she and Nathaniel meet a violent end? Conecuh (Cah-NECK-ah ) is a story woven around and through the actual events in the mysterious and ironic life of Private Caleb Garner, CSA, during the most tumultuous time in American history. Whatever happened to Caleb? History has left us blind, but there are clues. Conecuh explores one very real possibility. 
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Author Herb Hughes worked in the computer industry for over two decades and then built a successful private business before retiring to write novels. “I write in the present, but my stories are about the past and the future: historical fiction and science fiction. I find both fascinating.” connect with the author: website ~ facebook ~ goodreads
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Sep 5 – Stephanie Jane – book spotlights / guest post / giveaway Sep 5 - Locks, Hooks and Books– book review / giveaway Sep 6 – Rockin' Book Reviews – book review / guest post / giveaway Sep 11 – fundinmental – book spotlight / giveaway Sep 12 – Gina Rae Mitchell – book review / guest post / giveaway Sep 12 – Bigreadersite – book review Sep 13 – Pick a Good Book– book spotlight / author interview / giveaway Sep 14 – Leanne Bookstagram– book review Sep 15 – The Sexy Nerd Revue - book spotlight Sep 19 – Book Corner News and Reviews – book review / giveaway Sep 20 – Cover Lover Book Review– book spotlight / giveaway Sep 22 – Bound 4 Escape – book review / giveaway Sep 25 - Liese's Blog – book spotlight
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Book Details: Book Title: A Daughter's Journey by Myra Lee Glass Category: YA Fiction (Ages 13-17), 132 pages Genre: YA Historical Fiction / Adventure Publisher: Coleche Press Release date: Feb 2023 Format available for review: print-softback (USA only), e-book (PDF) Tour dates: June 5 to June 23, 2023 Content Rating: G: Written for a high school school project :) by a highschooler
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The year is 1938 and a family in the small South Carolina town of Beaufort faces serious adversity. After the birth of her long-awaited son, Mary Banks dives into a dark postpartum period, throwing her into a deep depression. Thinking that her sister, Rose, is offering her a helping hand, Mary leaves her family and goes to Boston in search of a medical cure, not to be heard from again. Where is Mary Banks? What has Rose done with the much-loved mother and wife of the Banks family? Finally, Mary’s 15-year-old daughter, Estelle can wait no longer. She gathers her wits and her courage and without a word, runs off to heroically rescue her beloved mother in faraway Boston. This is where the adventure begins…… 
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Myra Lee Glass is a young adult author of A Daughter's Journey. She lives in Texas with her parents and sister.
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June 5 – Pick a Good Book– book spotlight / author interview / giveaway June 6 – Rockin' Book Reviews – book review / guest post / giveaway June 7 – Library Lady's Kid Lit – book review / author interview / giveaway June 7 - Reading Authors Network– book spotlight / giveaway June 8 – Book Corner News and Reviews – book review / giveaway June 9 - Locks, Hooks and Books – book review / giveaway June 10 – Just Another Reader – book review / giveaway June 12 – fundinmental – book spotlight / giveaway June 13 – Stephanie Jane – book spotlight / guest post giveaway June 14 – History from a Woman’s Perspective – book review / giveaway June 15 – Cover Lover Book Review– book review / giveaway June 16 – Liese's Blog – book spotlight June 19 – Diane’s Book Journal – book spotlight / giveaway June 19 - Gina Rae Mitchell - book review / guest post / giveaway June 20– @enjoyingbooksagain – book spotlight June 21 – Kim's Book Reviews and Writing Aha's - book spotlight / author interview / giveaway June 22 – Pause for Tales– book review / giveaway June 22 - Book Reviews by Linda Moore – book spotlight / giveaway June 23 – Splashes of Joy – book review / giveaway June 23 - KC Beanie Boos Collection – book review / giveaway
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