Everyone, I am so excited to welcome Ramsey Beyer, author of Little Fish, to Good Books and Good Wine. She has created a playlist that encompasses her year as a “little fish” and let me tell you it is AWESOME! So without further ado, here she is:
The Camp by Karice Bolton Blog Tour AND Giveaway
June 9, 2013
Hey y’all, I am so pumped to be on this blog tour for The Camp by Karice Bolton. I actually read The Camp in about two hours on Saturday, however my review is not quite ready yet, I blame life changes. SO, I thought I would share the summary of The Camp with you and then maybe […]
The 411 on WOLF from Scarlet by Marissa Meyer + A Giveaway
January 10, 2013
Y’all, I am so incredibly PUMPED up to be on the blog tour for the paperback edition of Cinder by Marissa Meyer. Legit, I LOVED both Cinder and Scarlet and let’s be real, I transferred all of my allegiance from Kai to Wolf, who OMG OMG I get to  share some information with you about. You guys, Wolf is kind […]
Celebrating The Statistical Probability Of Love At First Sight: Blog Tour AND International Giveaway
January 4, 2012
YOU GUYS! I’m wicked excited to be celebrating the release of The Statistical Probability Of Love At First Sight by Jennifer E. Smith and am in some EXCELLENT company too, with this blog tour. See the GINORMOUS BUTTON BELOW! Word. So, as you can see by my review I LOVED The Statistical Probability Of […]
The Kingdom Of Childhood Scavenger Hunt Excerpt Number 5
October 4, 2011
Y’all I am number 5 on the rockin’ Kingdom Of Childhood by Rebecca Coleman scavenger hunt, so the excerpt is below and of course, I’ll include a summary below that, but if you want way more cool information than the official summary, read my review. It’s way more awesome.
How AUDITION is like THE HUNGER GAMES: A Guest Post by Stasia Ward Kehoe
October 3, 2011
Friends, it’s with great pleasure that I let Stasia Ward Kehoe, author of Audition take over this blog post! How Audition is like THE HUNGER GAMES: Sometimes I wish I could write dystopian paranormal novels, ideally as trilogies. I love the concept of world building–I’d also love a six-figure book deal J.