#BlogTour | #BookReview: Eye Spy by C.M. Ewan @panmacmillan.bsky.social @panmacmillan @RandomTTours #BookTwitter #booktwt #BookSky #damppebbles “Eye Spy is the chillingly intense original thriller from C. M. Ewan, author of The House Hunt, The Interview and Strangers in the Car. Set on a fast-moving train over three hours, this high-…

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Where Desire Feels Inevitable and Love Refuses to Stay Innocent.

I really enjoyed The Scald Crow (Beyond the Faerie Rath Book 1) by Hanna Park. Check out my #BookReview:

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Today's my stop on @thewritereads.bsky.social @bbnya.bsky.social #BlogTour for #MissBennetsDragon by @mverant.com a #histfic #fantasy which came 10th in #BBNYA2025

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Another ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️#BookReview this time for The Scald Crow (Beyond the Faerie Rath Book 1) by Hanna Park.

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I’m welcoming AB Michaels to the blog with an excerpt from her new release, The Twisted Road #historicalfiction #AmericanHistoricalFiction #NewRelease #BlogTour I’m sharing an excerpt from chapter 1 ‘Bloody Tuesday’ Nineteen years old, with the long, skinny limbs of a colt, Jimmy Walsh crouched behind a lamppost and shivered in the early morning fog. He dropped the brick he’d been clutching and hesitated before picking it up again. “This ain’t right,” he said, just loud enough for his nearest comrade in arms to hear. “It’s like waitin’ for Beelzebub to unleash his hounds of hell.” Several yards away, the wooden barn that housed the city’s electric trolley cars remained shuttered, but the sounds inside, muted through the mist, told him the show was about to begin.  Toke Griffin, a rock in one meaty hand, took a drag of his cheroot with the other. The smoke mixed with the fog, obscuring his leathered face. Two decades older than Jimmy, he was a union man from way back. This strike was nothing new. “Yeah, well them mutts are takin’ our jobs and we got to stop ’em any way we can.” He tossed the rock a few times and caught it. “They’re scabs and rotten to the core.  We got to let them know it.” The gas-powered streetlight above Jimmy hissed, letting off sparks and a sulfurous belch. Toke barked in appreciation. “Even the damn lamp’s on our side.” “Shut the hell up!” Another hiss—this one from a fellow striker, positioned behind one of the barbed wire barriers the scabs had set up to protect the cars. “You’ll give us away.” Toke continued to grouse but lowered his voice.  “Hell, you think they don’t know we’re out here? They’re chompin’ at the bit same as us.” He tossed his rock again. “But we got right on our side, just like old Davey and Goliath. You wait and see.” Jimmy tried to swallow but couldn’t get passed his Adam’s apple. Lord, he wished he had some water or somethin’ else to calm the jitters taking over his body. Even his lucky red flannel shirt was no help. Why didn’t he keep the grub his mother had given him as he’d left that morning? She’d been up before him, knowing he had to go and not even trying to talk him out of it. “You keep your head down,” she warned as she handed him the bag with bread and cheese and a slice of apple cake in it. She’d even put in a mason jar full of cider. “Sure, sure, Ma,” he’d told her, “Don’t worry about it. I’ll be fine.” Giving her a peck on the cheek, he’d headed out, but once around the corner, he’d ditched the bag, thinking it would look squirrelly bringing a lunch sack to a riot. What a damn fool. It shouldn’t have come to this. It’d been over a year since the earthquake and fire had torn up the city, and the roads were still a tangled, busted-up mess. It was tricky driving the streetcars, and there were fewer drivers to boot. All the union wanted was an eight hour day and three bucks a shift. But United Railroads kept bickering with the city over repairs and used that excuse to refuse the union’s demands. What else could the carmen do but strike? Then the company brought in the Farleymen to drive the cars—four hundred of them! It stunk to high heaven and Toke had the right of it: they had to stop the scabs from taking their jobs. The crowd outside the barricade was growing. Jimmy saw groups of Poles and Italians and Irish, even Chinese. They weren’t members of his union, but they were workingmen all the same, showing their support. That was labor for you, sticking together to get the job done. But there were also women and kids pouring out onto the street, like it was a parade or something! Thank God Ma had stayed home; he hoped his cousin was smart enough to keep her distance, too. This kind of ruckus was no place for females. But damn if there weren’t plenty of ladies mixed in with everybody else, a lot of them young and fired up, itchin’ for a fight just like the men. He’d never admit it, but deep down, part of him admired their courage. Like Toke said, they were sticking up for what was right. He was chewing on those thoughts when the big wooden doors on the barn began to slide open with a screech and the streetcars lumbered out, each driven by a scab, and each protected by several men with clubs and a guard with a rifle. The clock in the tower above the car barn soon started chiming the hour, but it was nearly drowned out by all the people screaming insults as they surged through an opening where the cars were supposed to leave the yard.  The strikers rushed by Jimmy, shoving him out of the way and already throwing whatever they’d been carrying—rocks and bricks and bottles—toward the scabs. Some strikers on the roofs pushed iron girders they must have got from construction sites; the beams hit the cars with a sickening clang. Jimmy started to throw his brick, but stopped when he got a look at the second car and who was guarding it. Damnation, it was Emmett Barnes! That sonofabitch used to be a union man—not to mention Jimmy’s best friend—and now he was a hired gun for the Farleymen! He watched Emmett shoot his rifle into the air a few times, and his shots were answered by rooftop union men protecting the strikers on the ground. He couldn’t see Emmett’s face too well, but he bet his ex-friend wasn’t happy, especially since his shots hadn’t stopped the crowd from swarming around his car. Jimmy wasn’t part of that crowd; he couldn’t make himself move—like he was paralyzed or something—as he watched it all unfold. A brick sailed through the air and hit Emmett in the face; he dropped down, and Jimmy couldn’t see him anymore. He glanced to his left and saw a man taking photographs of everybody. “Quit takin’ pictures!” Jimmy yelled at him. “Get out of the way—you’re gonna get hurt!”  More and more people began pushing Jimmy from behind, determined to stop the cars from running.  He turned back to Emmett’s car and saw … and saw the rifle pointed toward the crowd from another angle. No, pointed right at him.  Emmett? It couldn’t be. He wouldn’t do that, would he? He wouldn’t—  Jimmy Walsh started to put his head down like his ma had told him, but he wasn’t fast enough. He heard the crack of the rifle and felt the thump of the bullet hitting his skull. Then he felt nothing at all. Here’s the blurb 1907  Rising from the devastation of a massive earthquake and fire, San Francisco is once again on the move. But a strike by streetcar drivers threatens to halt the Golden City in its tracks. Protests turn to violence and violence leads to death. Soon a young guard is convicted of willfully killing a protester and the public is out for blood.  Jonathan Perris, an immigrant attorney from England, has opened a law firm with an eye toward righting wrongs, and the guard’s conviction may fall into that category.  But the talented barrister soon finds his newfound career shaken by a tragic event: the gruesome murder of the beautiful and mysterious Lena Mendelssohn—a woman he’s been squiring around town. It’s difficult to run a law firm when you’ve been arrested for murder. Purchase Link https://books2read.com/u/479n6R Meet the author A native of California, A.B. Michaels holds masters’degrees in history (UCLA) and broadcasting (San Francisco State University).  After working for many years as a promotional writer and editor, she turned to writing the kind of page-turning fiction she loves to read.  She writes historical fiction (“The Golden City” series), historical mystery (the “Barrister Perris” series) and contemporary romantic suspense (“Sinner’s Grove Suspense.”). All three series are character-linked and all are stand-alone reads. Michaels lives in Boise, Idaho with her husband and elderly wiener dog, Teddy, who cannot see or hear, but sniffs his way from one comfortable spot to another.  In addition to writing and dog-snuggling, Michaels is an avid reader, traveller, quilter and bocce player, as well as a mediocre but enthusiastic golfer. Facebook Pinterest Amazon Goodreads X https://www.historiumpress.com/a-b-michaels https://www.bookbub.com/profile/a-b-michaels Follow The Twisted Road by AB Michaels blog tour with The Coffee Pot Book Club If you want to stay up to date with news from author MJ Porter, join my monthly newsletter. Posts Stay up to date with the latest from the blog. 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#BlogTour | #BookReview: Eye Spy by C.M. Ewan @panmacmillan.bsky.social @panmacmillan @RandomTTours #BookTwitter #booktwt #BookSky #damppebbles “Eye Spy is the chillingly intense original thriller from C. M. Ewan, author of The House Hunt, The Interview and Strangers in the Car. Set on a fast-moving train over three hours, this high-…

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Today's my stop on the @rararesources.bsky.social #BlogTour for #HighSpiritsAtTheVillageInn by @sharonboothwriter.bsky.social a wonderful #romance featuring ghosts!
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Bookmail! Two wonderful new books arrived today 😍

Thanks to One More Chapter for my prize of A Game of Murder by @mrgdavies.bsky.social

Look out for the @tinytreebooks.bsky.social blog tour for Undercover Angel: Grounded by @lisajallen.bsky.social

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Ik mag meedoen aan de boekentoer rondom Levenskracht van Natascha De Vries-van Limpt. Dit boek is het vervolg op haar boek Godenbloed en speelt zich wederom af in het Peru ten tijde van de Moche-cultuur.

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Murder, Local Style by Leslie Karst #BookReview #BlogTour @dollycas.bsky.social‬ Welcome to my stop on the Blog Tour for Leslie Karst’s third book in the Orchid Isle Mystery Series: Murder, Local Style. I have enjoyed the previous books in this cozy mystery series, and wa…

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If you enjoy a cozy mystery set in a lovely spot with an interesting murder and investigation, then I highly recommend not only this book, but the... ~Carla Loves To Read
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Book Spotlight: A Taste of Evil by N.L. Holmes In Tutankhamen's Egypt, the vizier's head cook dies suspiciously, and it looks like murder to Neferet and Bener-ib. Only, who would want to ...

Book Spotlight: A Taste of Evil by N.L. Holmes. Why not visit my blog and have a look?
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Today I am part of the magical @bbnya.bsky.social / #BBNYA2025 Finalist #BlogTour for Miss Bennet's Dragon @mverant.com! I am shining a spotlight on this 10th place finalist~🐲

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Author Interview: THE STINKY TOENAILS by Kaz Penney, Illustrated by Sammy Elgie (Middle Grade Monday) An interview with author Kaz Penney and illustrator Sammy Elfie about THE STINKY STOLEN TOENAILS

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Review – Fablenoir by Vic Sinclair Hello Everyone! Today I'm sharing my review of Fablenoir by Vic Sinclair as part of the blog tour hosted by Breakeven Books! Thank you to Breakeven Books for organizing this blog tour and for providing me with a digital copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Title: FablenoirAuthor: Vic SinclairAge Category: AdultGenre: Fantasy, Urban Fantasy…

Today on the blog I'm sharing my review of Fablenoir as part of the #BlogTour hosted by Breakeven Books!

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Murder, Local Style by Leslie Karst #BookReview #BlogTour @dollycas.bsky.social‬ Welcome to my stop on the Blog Tour for Leslie Karst’s third book in the Orchid Isle Mystery Series: Murder, Local Style. I have enjoyed the previous books in this cozy mystery series, and wa…

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Welcome to our exciting new #blogtour for

༻*·The Twisted Road·*༺
by A.B. Michaels!

Check out today's first tour stops, all sharing intriguing excerpts from this engaging mystery!

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Welcome to our fabulous new #blogtour for

༻*·A Taste of Evil·*༺
by N.L. Holmes!

Check out our first tour stops, with a bright book spotlight and a tempting excerpt from this intriguing mystery set in Ancient Egypt!

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✧ Book Review ✧ The Scald Crow (Beyond the Faerie Rath Book 1) by Hanna Park.

Five Stars - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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📚 Book Review - 5 STARS 📚

"This book leaves you thinking about the characters long after you’ve closed it."

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FIVE STARS for The Scald Crow (Beyond the Faerie Rath Book 1) By Hanna Park.

I had a great time with this book, I highly recommend.
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Blog Tour: Shake Out the Ghosts – Al Hess *I received a free copy of this book, with thanks to the author and Angry Robot. The decision to review and my opinions are my own.* Blurb: A brutal assault nine months ago left eccentric portrait artist Micah with facial scars and PTSD. He’s struggled to leave his apartment ever since, and he can’t let anyone in. Then his only sanctuary is disrupted by signs of a haunting.

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Spotlight – Miss Bennet’s Dragon by M. Verant Hello Everyone! Today I’m shining the spotlight on Miss Bennet's Dragon by M. Verant as part of the blog tour hosted by The Write Reads! Miss Bennet's Dragon was the 10th place BBNYA 2025 finalist! Thank you to The Write Reads team and the BBNYA team for organizing this blog tour. Thank you to The Artsy Reader for designing the banner for this blog tour.

Today I'm shining the spotlight on Miss Bennet's Dragon as part of the #BlogTour hosted by The Write Reads! Miss Bennet's Dragon was the 10th place #BBNYA2025 finalist!

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Blog tour: My Husband’s Stalker by Natali Simmonds Exciting and effortlessly absorbing, this is my kind of binge-read Natali Simmonds’ last book but one, While My Baby Sleeps, tells the story of a young mother’s severe sleep deprivation…

Thank you to @bookouture.bsky.social for including me on the #blogtour for My Husband's Stalker by @natalisimmonds.bsky.social, and to @netgalley.bsky.social for the digital ARC. My ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.5 review is now available on my #bookblog at the link below.

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Coming soon on #blogtour with The Coffee Pot Book Club:

✨Lucie Dumas by Katherine Mezzacappa✨

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