Michelle has won a signed copy of Every Last Secret. Reine has won a signed ARC of Every Broken Trust. David has won an original piece of art (a noir horse sculpture).
Congratulations, guys! And thanks for joining me on the blog.
Don't forget that the giveaways continue until Every Broken Trust publishes on May 7, so anyone who comments on any post on this blog this week will be entered for a signed ARC of Every Broken Trust or signed copies of Every Last Secret or anthologies in which I've been published.
And if you're anywhere within reach of Kansas City, plan on joining me for the official launch of Every Broken Trust at Mysteryscape, 7309 W 80th St., Overland Park, KS, at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, May 10. There will be cake and wild, crazy dances of joy, and I will say a few words and sign books and send you home with kisses and hugs for coming.
I had planned to post the second part of the Art and Craft of Poetry series today, but since I've had some really nice reviews for Every Broken Trust and some great news come in recently, I thought I'd tell you all about that. I'll post the second part of the Art and Craft of Poetry series later this week.
And then, there are the book reviews that have started coming in for Every Broken Trust recently.
Kirkus Reviews was the first, and they said, “Skeet’s second outing showcases a strong, intelligent woman with a difficult past that keeps returning to haunt her.”
“Satisfying… Credible characters enhance
the absorbing plot.”—Publishers Weekly said about Every Broken Trust.
“The first Skeet Bannion showed great
promise for a series featuring a strong and complicated heroine. This sophomore
effort cements Linda Rodriguez as a writer whose promise has been made good.
Damn good book.”—Crimespree Magazine said just yesterday.
So I'm doing a little shameless self-promotion today, I guess, but I wanted to share my good news with my friends.
Remember, there's a new giveaway going on, so if you comment and leave your email on any post this week, you'll be in the running. Be sure to tell your friends. After all, free is good, right?
And later this week, I will post Part Two of Learning the Art and Craft of Poetry for National Poetry Month. I hope you're all having as nice a week as I am!
I can hardly wait.
ReplyDeleteHappy for Reine!! :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you! xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteReine, email me your mailing address, will you? I thought I had it, but it's apparently lost in one of the computer crashes.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Warren!
ReplyDeleteHi, Storytellermary! Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Linda - all great news.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the great reviews. I liked Crimespee's best probably because I thought Every Last Secret was a damn good book and have been waiting (impatiently) for Every Broken Trust.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Carol
Mary, thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteI don't know why Blogger isn't notifying me of comments suddenly. I'll have to find out what it is and fix that.
Carol, thanks. You're the great kind of reader that all writers dream of.
ReplyDeletexoxoxo
Jumping over here from Jungle Red. Your books sound intriguing and the Coyote poetry sounds definitely twitchy. I'm always on the lookout for more good mysteries.
ReplyDeleteWelcome, Susan! So glad to see you here. I usually put up a few poems each year in April for National Poetry Month, so if you check out the April entries, you'll have a chance to read some.
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