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Book of Prophecies by Cesar

11/30/2011

A collection of brand new Prophecies about the world, about the world's economy, about disasters and wars, about terrorist attacks and about survival itself

In this book Cesar takes prophecies to the next level. In the year where everyone will be hearing once again all about Nostradamus, a year in which the Galactic alignment will occur on the 21st of December, comes a Fantastic book which is sure to broaden the imagination of those who believe in prophecies
www.cesarprophecies.com

Releases January 13, 2012

Cesar has a very experienced background in the spiritual world. He was brought up in a Christian family, but branched out from that base as he got older, seeking answers about the world around him, and the spiritual world around him. In his mid-twenties dramatic events occurred in his life which challenged his very existence, but he learned from these experienced and most of learned that how that life is not just in our own hands. Now Cesar is a firm believer that everyone has their own path to walk in life, and part of that walk is all about the choices that you make. Some people choose a good life and some a wicked life, but most of us live the life in the middle, influenced by the world around us and our own upbringing, Cesar understands that life is simply not black and white.

Schedule

January 10 - Meet & Greet at VBT Cafe' Blog
January 13 - (Release Day) - Interviewed at Writing Innovations
January 15 - Reviewed at KMU
January 18 - Guest Blogging at BK Walker Books Etc.
January 19 - Guest Blogging at Ashley's Bookshelf
January 21 - Interviewed by Katie Salidas
January 23 - Interviewed at Reviews & Interviews
January 25 - Guest Blogging at Authors By Authors
January 27 - Guest Blogging at Wise Words
January 30 -Reviewed with Cindy Vine
February 1 - Guest Blogging at AZ Publishing Services
February 3 - Guest Blogging at Mad Moose Mama
February 6 - Interviewed at From The Mind of Omegia
February 8 - Guest Blogging at Niina's Reading & Reviewing
February 10 - Reviewed & Interview at Rhodes Review

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Fulfill Your Threats by Jonathan Wutawunashe

11/29/2011

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This incisive, well-written book shares profound insights into the psychology that drives doers to do what they do, and to do it with confidence, method and persistence. Its energizing claim is that we can all be effective doers if we take simple steps to yank our ambitions from the realm of idle thought and idle talk, and to mobilize those dreams and aspirations into projects that achieve results that can be seen, touched and experienced. Wutawunashe draws from experience and observation to illustrate how business ideas, personal development efforts, social influence and other schemes can be pursued in a manner that assures effective, sustained impact . In an engaging style that melds entertaining anecdotes, humorous turn of phrase and powerful didactic principle in a uniquely seamless manner, Wutawunashe delivers a powerful manual that could well come with a warranty, given the ease with which the reader can apply these lessons and see results.

Reviewer Contest:
If anyone else would like to review this book, there is a contest for some big prizes! For reviewing and posting your review to Amazon, B&N, Goodreads, Shelfari, and your blog, you will be entered to win Kindle, a free book video, $50 Amazon gift certificates, and a Facebook Fan page or video book review made especially for authors. If you purchase the book as well, you will get a second entry.

Schedule:
January 31 - Meet & Greet at www.vbtcafe.com
February 2 - Interviewed at Reviews & Interviews
February 4 - Interviewed at BK Walker Books Etc.
February 7 - Guest Blogging at Ashley's Bookshelf
February 9 - Guest Blogging with Cindy Vine
February 12 - Guest Blogging at Wise Words
February 15 - Guest Blogging at AZ Publishing Services
February 16 - Interviewed at From The Mind of Omegia
February 20 - Interviewed at BK Media Entertainment
February 22 - Interviewed by Louise James

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Your Eight O'clock Is Dead by Kat Jorgensen

11/29/2011

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Becca Reynolds is having a bad day. Her grandfather’s lecture (#405: Eat a Healthy Diet or Die Not Trying) makes her late for her job at Daley and Palmer, the psychiatrists' office where she works as the office manager—her title, not theirs. Then her sausage and egg breakfast biscuit creates an oil slick that takes out half her desk, along with that day’s patient files. But she knows the day has taken a really bad turn when she discovers the firm’s eight o’clock patient dead with Dr. Dick Daley’s letter opener opening the patient instead of the mail.

With the fledgling firm in danger of an early demise, Becca appoints herself the unofficial investigator since the police seem to be looking in all the wrong places and doing a half-assed job of solving the crime. She begins a journey to find the killer, keep the practice afloat and with it, her job. In the course of her interfere—er, investigation—she finds a virtual cast of characters who could have done it, including the fancy side piece of the murder victim, his wife, his business partner, and even his psychiatrist.

The case takes Becca from the sordid depths of the Russian mob, to the upscale West End of Richmond, Virginia (known locally as River City), and even to her own backyard. In the course of the story she finds herself in hot water, hot danger, and with dreams of hot men.

E-book giveaway at every stop.

Schedule:

January 9 - Kick Off & Giveaway at www.vbtcafe.com
January 12 - Interviewed at Unnecessary Musings
January 13 - Interviewed by Louise James
January 16 - Guest Blogging at BK Walker Books Etc.
January 18 - Interviewed at BK Media Entertainment
January 20 - Guest Blogging with Cindy Vine
January 23 - Guest Blogging at AZ Publishing Services
January 25 - Guest Blogging at Mad Moose Mama
January 26 - Interviewed at Writing Innovations
January 28 - Guest Blogging at Ashley's Bookshelf
January 31 - Interviewed at Reviews & Interviews
February 4 - Interviewed by Ami Blackwelder

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The Public Pretender by M.D. Cliatt

11/29/2011

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When criminal defense attorney Maeven Dayne decides not to walk away from her job to defend a teenage girl with no family and no money, she not only finds herself fighting a corrupt juvenile justice system, but she winds up in the middle of a murder plot and forced to choose between saving her client or her family.

Schedule:

December 18 - Kick Off at www.vbtcafe.com

December 20 - Guest Blogging at http://livetoread-krystal.blogspot.com

December 22 - Guest Blogging at http://toreadperchancetodream.blogspot.com

December 27 - Guest Blogging at http://louisewise.blogspot.com

December 29 - Interviewed at http://mothergamerwriter.com/

January 2 - Guest Blogging at http://writingmecrazy.blogspot.com

January 4 - Guest Blogging at http://alchemyofscrawl.wordpress.com

January 6 - Interviewed at http://fromthemindofomegia.blogspot.com

January 10 - Interviewed at http://lisahaseltonsreviewsandinterviews.blogspot.com

January 12 - Guest Blogging at http://madmoosemama.blogspot.com

January 16 - Interviewed at www.blogtalkradio.com/bkwalker

January 18 - Guest Blogging at http://bibrary.blogspot.com

January 20 - Guest Blogging at http://authorsbyauthors.blogspot.com

January 24 - Interviewed at www.immortylcafe.com

January 27 - Reviewed at http://norachipleybarteau.blogspot.com

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Our Mother's Recipes by Armin Feldman & Dorene Sager

11/26/2011

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Add a wonderful cuisine to your everyday meals and special gatherings. Traditional Jewish cooking is flavorful, fun and hearty particularly with Our Mother's Recipes, Carrying on a Jewish Tradition. These recipes have been handed down through many generations influenced by Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, Spanish, German and Eastern European styles of cooking. In our family all of these cultural influences were combined, synthesized and affected by local ingredients through the years resulting in sumptuous, rich and wonderfully fulfilling traditional Jewish dishes. Try our mother's farfel instead of noodles. Replace that tired chocolate cake with some really yummy Helen Feldman brownies or warm fruit compote. You will have the secret to Jewish penicillin, chicken soup with matzo balls. There's enough here to keep you going for years of great food, family, friends and memories to enjoy.

One Review Slot Open - date of choice.

Reviewer Contest:
I have 4 of you scheduled to review for the package chosen, but if anyone else would like to review this book, there is a contest for some big prizes! For reviewing and posting your review to Amazon, B&N, Goodreads, Shelfari, and your blog, you will be entered to win Kindle, a free book video, $50 Amazon gift certificates, and a Facebook Fan page or video book review made especially for authors. If you purchase the book as well, you will get a second entry.

If you'd be interested in reviewing, just let me know and I will send you the book. We can schedule a second date for the review if you choose to do so. This also includes those of you already scheduled to review.

December 15 - Meet & Greet at www.vbtcafe.com

December 19 - Guest Blogging at http://writingcrazyme.blogspot.com

December 21 - Guest Blogging at http://ashleysbookshelf.blogspot.com

December 23 - Book & Recipe Review at http;//authorsbyauthors.blogspot.com

December 28 - Interviewed at http://fromthemindofomegia.blogspot.com

January 3 - Guest Blogging at http://bibrary.blogspot.com

January 5 - Guest Blogging at http://livetoread-krystal.blogspot.com

January 9 - Interviewed at www.blogtalkradio.com/bkwalker

January 11 - Guest Blogging at http://azpublishingservices.blogspot.com

January 13 - Guest Blogging at http://madmoosemama.blogspot.com

January 17 - Interviewed & Review at http://bkwalkerbooksetc.blogspot.com

January 19 - Reviewed at http://takingtimeformommy.com

January 24 - Guest Blogging at http://louisewise.blogspot.com

January 26 - Reviewed at http://alchemyofscrawl.wordpress.com

January 30 - Guest Blogging at http://bookreaderaddictsgiveaways.blogspot.com

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I Am I by David Knight

11/26/2011

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I am I: The In-Dweller of your Heart is a stepping stone for all who embark upon their own quest for 'Spiritual' education and guidance. So, even if you are comfortable with your own faith and religion, you may have decided to explore new interpretations and such issues on a personal or global scale.

The author David Knight has received and transcribed these passages of text in a process known as 'Inner Dictation'. He describes this as writing from within the connection of his heart where peace, bliss, love and light reign supreme.

God's wisdom and teachings are laid out before you so you can simply choose and read whenever or whatever your heart needs or desires. They are guidelines, principles and simple directions for you to now dip your toes or dive headfirst into the waters of you're own Divine essence.

These books will form the very threads of life's new tapestry, each being spun into 52 lessons from, to and through our own hearts and soul's. They are like a father, mother, brother, sister, husband, wife, partner or personal friend who knows you better than you can ever know 'yourself'.

Part 1 is a companion for life which does not judge, condemn or scold, but hopes to encourage, guide, console, teach and remind you of who and what you are, why you live and for what purpose too!

One Review Slot Open - Any choice of date
Reviewer Contest:
I have 4 of you scheduled to review for the package chosen, but if anyone else would like to review this book, there is a contest for some big prizes! For reviewing and posting your review to Amazon, B&N, Goodreads, Shelfari, and your blog, you will be entered to win Kindle, a free book video, $50 Amazon gift certificates, and a Facebook Fan page or video book review made especially for authors. If you purchase the book as well, you will get a second entry.

If you'd be interested in reviewing, just let me know and I will send you the book. We can schedule a second date for the review if you choose to do so. This also includes those of you already scheduled to review.

Schedule:

December 12 - Meet & Greet at www.vbtcafe.com

December 14 - Interviewed at http://lisahaseltonsreviewsandinterviews.blogspot.com

December 16 - Guest Blogging at http://livetoread-krystal.blogspot.com

December 19 - Guest Blogging at http://azpublishingservices.blogspot.com

December 21 - Guest Blogging at http://louisewise.blogspot.com

December 23 - Guest Blogging at http://cindy-vine.blogspot.com

December 27 - Six of a Story at http://authorspromotingauthors.blogspot.com

December 29 - Interviewed at http://bkwalkerbooksetc.blogspot.com

January 3 - Guest Blogging at http://bookreaderaddictsgiveaways.blogspot.com

January 5 - Guest Blogging at http://madmoosemama.blogspot.com

January 9 - Interviewed at http://fromthemindofomegia.blogspot.com

January 11 - Guest Blogging at http://authorsbyauthors.blogspot.com

January 13 - Guest Blogging at http://fromthetbrpile.blogspot.com

January 15 - Guest Blogging at http://speedyreader-allthingsbooks.blogspot.com

January 17 - Guest Blogging at http://margaret-paranormalromanceauthor.blogspot.com

January 19 - Reviewed at http://norachipleybarteau.blogspot.com

January 23 - Interviewed by Louise James

January 25 - Reviewed at http://ashleysbookshelf.blogspot.com

January 27 - Reviewed at http://takingtimeformommy.com

January 31 - Reviewed at http://alchemyofscrawl.wordpress.com

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