Tag: Book Tours

Menagerie Blog Tour: Day Three With Harmony Kent

Published on by Joan Hall

Hey, Readers. Welcome to the third day of the Menagerie blog tour. At each stop, I’ll feature a different story in the collection and tell what inspired the idea.

Today, I’m visiting Harmony Kent. In addition to contributing to Story Empire, Harmony is a multi-genre author and poet. She is one busy writer, having released two books of poetry in 2022. Her most recent release is Sorrowful Soul, the third in a trilogy of poetry collections. All of us deal with loss at one time or another, and this collection deals with stages of grief.

Below is a list of the stops. Links will be updated as each post goes live. Comments are closed here, but I’d be delighted if you’ll join me today at Harmony’s site.

  • Day One – Mae Clair
  • Day Two – Staci Troilo
  • Day Three – Harmony Kent
  • Day Four – D. L. Finn
  • Day Five – Gwen Plano
  • Day Six – Jan Sikes
  • Day Seven – John Howell
  • Day Eight – C. S. Boyack
  • Day Nine – Beem Weeks
  • Day Ten – Stephen Geez
  • Day Eleven – Marlena Smith Burris
  • Day Twelve – Judi Post
  • Day Thirteen – Teri Polen

Menagerie Blog Tour: Day Two With Staci Troilo

Published on by Joan Hall

Hey, Readers. Welcome to the second day of the Menagerie blog tour. At each stop, I’ll feature a different story in the collection and tell what inspired the idea.

Today, I’m visiting with Staci Troilo. She and I go way back, and she’s been one of my biggest encouragers. Safe to say, I probably wouldn’t be publishing books if not for her.

Staci is also a contributor at Story Empire. She’s a multi-genre author and has written several books. Her most recent release was co-authored with Mae Clair, (link in yesterday’s post) but she also released The Keystone Couples trilogy in late 2021/early 2022. I enjoyed all the books of the series, but the third one, Between The Vines, was my favorite.

This is a list of the stops. Links will be updated as each post goes live. Comments are closed here, but I hope you join me today at Staci’s site.

  • Day One – Mae Clair
  • Day Two – Staci Troilo
  • Day Three – Harmony Kent
  • Day Four – D. L. Finn
  • Day Five – Gwen Plano
  • Day Six – Jan Sikes
  • Day Seven – John Howell
  • Day Eight – C. S. Boyack
  • Day Nine – Beem Weeks
  • Day Ten – Stephen Geez
  • Day Eleven – Marlena Smith Burris
  • Day Twelve – Judi Post
  • Day Thirteen – Teri Polen

Menagerie Blog Tour: Day One With Mae Clair

Published on by Joan Hall

Hey, Readers. As most of you know, the release date for Menagerie was Friday, January 13. Over the next few weeks, I’ll be on the road visiting with thirteen generous bloggers and authors.

At each stop, I’ll feature a different story in the collection and tell what inspired the idea.

To start things off today, I’m visiting with Mae Clair. Mae is a fellow contributor at Story Empire and is the author of several books, primarily mystery and suspense, but many are flavored with folklore and legends. Her most recent release, The Haunting of Chatham Hollow was co-written with Staci Troilo. If you haven’t read it, you’re missing out on a fabulous story.

The planned stops are listed below. Links will be updated as each post goes live. I’d be delighted if you’ll join me today at Mae’s site. Comments will be closed here.

(Please note there was a slight mix-up on the schedule for yesterday.)

  • Day One – Mae Clair
  • Day Two – Staci Troilo
  • Day Three – Harmony Kent
  • Day Four – D. L. Finn
  • Day Five – Gwen Plano
  • Day Six – Jan Sikes
  • Day Seven – John Howell
  • Day Eight – C. S. Boyack
  • Day Nine – Beem Weeks
  • Day Ten – Stephen Geez
  • Day Eleven – Marlena Smith Burris
  • Day Twelve – Judi Post
  • Day Thirteen – Teri Polen

 

Cold Dark Night – Last Stop with Marcia Meara

Published on by Joan Hall

Hey, everyone. I’ve had a lot of fun on my promo tour for Cold Dark Night. But as they say, all good things must come to an end, and what better way to wrap up this tour than a visit with Marcia Meara.

Not only is Marcia is a talented author, she also knows about wildlife and gives talks in places near her Florida home. And she’s also very supportive of other authors. While you’re there, be sure to check out her blog and her list of books.

See you at Marcia’s place!