Paranormal Romance Thursday Tour - Preview

Each Thursday for twelve weeks, starting October 1st, I will be hosting twelve blogs about novels, starting with my YA Paranormal Romance, Love's Intensity. You will have the opportunity to meet eleven other authors from around the globe and learn about their stories. Please join us and say a few words so we know you stopped by. Authors enjoy interacting with the readers or potential readers of their work.

Check out the covers below.

Daisy Banks – https://daisybanks.wordpress.com/

Carmen Stefanescu – http://shadowspastmystery.blogspot.ro/

Linda Lamont – http://lindalyndi.com/

Cassandra Ulrich (That's me) – http://cassandraulrich.blogspot.com/

Margo Bond Collins – http://www.MargoBondCollins.com

Adrienne Woods – https://woodsadrienne.wordpress.com/

Flossie Benton Rogers – http://flossiebentonrogers.com/blog/

Julie A. D’Arcy – http://www.julieadarcy.com/

M S Kaye – http://booksbymsk.com/

N. N. Light –  http://princessofthelight.wordpress.com

Kimbra Kasch – http://www.kimbrakasch.com

Penny Estelle – www.pennyestelle.blogspot.com

The tour ends on December 17th, so be sure to join us each week to discover new worlds and the paranormal powers their characters possess.

Enjoy this video of our book covers.

Another Book Review by a Middle School Student

Well, I like it!

            “Sisters of the Last Straw and the Vanishing Novice” by Karen Kelly Boyce is a great story about five nuns and their friend Kathy. In the beginning of the book the nuns have a new sister in training named Kathy. Kathy’s dog, Gracie, made a puddle of pee on the floor and it was messy. The sisters were going to give families bags of food. While they deliver food, Kathy vanishes. Will they ever find Kathy, their sister in training?

          I like this book because it is funny. Mr. Lemon is still trying to get them kicked out of town, so they sort of have an enemy. The Puppy in the story makes it more interesting. The story is easy to visualize. I recommend the book to readers who like mystery and humor.

Tai, 7th grade