I’m super excited to start this weekly addition to my blog. Every Monday I’ll be introducing a brand spankin’ new book, and it’ll be featured in my sidebar for the entire week. I’ll also be adding a page where past BOWC entries will be archived. The ebook revolution has opened up a whole new reading outlet I didn’t have before. I’ve always been an avid reader from as far back as I can remember. Even at the ripe young age of 5-6 yrs old, I can remember going to the book store with my grandmother and picking out books. I would walk up and down every aisle just to be sure I didn’t overlook some spectacular book. Then several years ago I moved overseas and finding good books in the genres I prefer to read became near impossible until I came across the Indie phenomena and realized I could get books online. Not only could I get books, but great books and some of them were even FREE like today’s first book of the week.
I can’t think of another book that I would rather kick off my BOWC with than Katie’s Hope by Lizzy Ford. Now before you all go thinking I’m biased, I challenge you to read the first chapter of the book and see if you are able to put it down. I am certain you won’t be. Lizzy’s books are like potato chips. You can’t stop at one.
Katie’s Hope is the second book in the popular Rhyn Trilogy. To download your free copy of Katie’s Hope, you can visit Lizzy’s website Guerilla Wordfare or download directly from Smashwords. Downloads are available for Kindle, Nook, Sony, Kobo, and eReader.
Brief Snyopsis of Katie’s Hope:
Katie learns the Immortals have no intention of letting her go. Rhyn discovers he can only protect her if he accepts his place among the Immortals. However, doing so may cost him the only thing that matters.Meanwhile, enemies are closing in and Katie must choose between Death or Hell to save Rhyn from both. Includes exclusive excerpt from rising star Shéa MacLeod’s debut novel, Kissed by Darkness.
Laurie Bellesheim, a published poet, has now turned her love for writing into writing fiction novels. Bellesheim was inspired to write SURVIVING EMILY because she lost a close friend to Sudden Unexplained Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP)when she was 18. Bellesheim also hopes to help raise awareness about this condition. Before writing Surviving Emily, her first novel, Bellesheim was a social worker for six years, including work with the Department of Children and Families. She graduated from Southern Connecticut State University with a bachelor’s degree in social work. She lives in Connecticut with her husband and three children.
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