Monster 1983 Audio Book

Happy Halloween! 

I have bought you a very spooky audio book promo today! Make sure you check out the jumpy trailers below!

AUDIBLE DEBUTS CHILLING NEW SCI-FI FROM BERLIN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL WINNER IVAR LEON MENGER

Callum Blue, Anastasia Griffith and Marc Warren star in new audio-drama from Germany’s master of thriller.

London, 11th October 2016 – Catalysing the surge of interest in classic 70s and 80s sci-fi thrillers, and just in time for Halloween, Audible tomorrow exclusively debuts Monster 1983, an original audio-drama from Berlinale-winning director Ivan Leon Menger. Directed by multiple-Audie and RPA winner Cherry Cookson, the chilling tale stars Callum Blue (Dead Like Me), Anastasia Griffith (Damages) and Marc Warren (Hustle) amongst others.

Drawing influences from Poltergeist, Stand By Me and E.T. and other Spielberg classics, the story unfolds in the small coastal town of Harmony Bay, Oregon. Still reeling from a sudden and profound family tragedy, Sheriff Cody uproots his elder son Micha

el, and younger daughter Amy, from the chaos of Orlando to begin a new, more relaxed life in the Beaver State. Soon after their arrival however, this new-found tranquillity is disturbed by a succession of brutal but mysterious deaths. As the plot twists and turns its way through small-town secrecy, psychiatry wards and the supernatural, Cody comes under increasing pressure to solve each new case whilst keeping his family safe from harm.

Ivar Leon Menger, author of Monster 1983, said: “Having been raised on Spielberg, King and Kubrick I can’t remember a time in my life when I wasn’t watching some kind of horror, sci-fi or psychological thriller. I think the legacy of 70s and 80s horror cinema runs quite strongly through Monster 1983, and that’s part of the reason I decided to create an audio-only story, it emphasises both the nostalgia and suspense for listeners.”

Steve Carsey, Director of Original Programming at Audible, said: “After the enormous success of Alien, Out of the Shadows we knew there was a huge appetite for compelling sci-fi audio fiction. Ivar’s stories have been immensely successful in Germany so we’re really excited to introduce his work to UK listeners.”

Monster 1983 is a Wireless Theatre production for Audible Studios. Written by Ivar Leon Menger, translated by Guy Meredith and directed by Cherry Cookson with music scoring by Ynie Ray.

Monster 1983 Cast

Callum Blue (Sheriff Cody), Anastasia Griffith (Deputy Taylor Dunford), Marc Warren (Deputy Landers), Rachel Atkins, Barbara Barnes, Andrea Browne, Nicholas Boulton, Philip Bulcock, Sophie Cartman, Amy Cash, Lobo Chan, Charlotte Christie, Trevor Cuthbertson, Stephen Critchlow, Sean Delaney, Jessica Dennis,Tom Gregory, Adam Hall, Will Howard, Gerran Howell, Nicky Henson, Madeleine Kasson, Lorelei King, Stuart Milligan, Harry Myers, Nathan Osgood, Chris Rogers, Martin T Sherman, Thomas Stroppell and Trevor White.

About Audible

Audible, an Amazon.com, Inc. subsidiary (NASDAQ:AMZN), is the leading provider of premium digital spoken audio information and entertainment, offering customers a new way to enhance and enrich their lives every day. Audible was created to unleash the emotive music in language and the habituating power and utility of verbal expression. Audible content includes more than 200,000 audio programs from leading audiobook publishers, broadcasters, entertainers, magazine and newspaper publishers, and business information providers. Audible is also the preeminent provider of spoken-word audio products for Apple’s iTunes Store.

If you are brave enough check out the trailers for the audio below, beware they are jumpy. You have been warned!

The Wrong Train by Jeremy de Quidt blog tour

The Wrong Train by Jeremy de Quidt
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

It's late. Dark. A boy rushes to catch a train, leaping aboard just before it pulls away. Suddenly he realises that it's the wrong train. He's annoyed of course, but not scared...Yet. He gets off at the next station, but the platform's empty, and it doesn't look like any station he's seen before. But he's still not scared...Yet. Then a stranger arrives - someone with stories to help pass the time. Only these aren't any old stories. These are nightmares, and they come with a price to pay...Scared yet? You will be.



I read this book in one sitting and it certainly kept me entertained and wanting to know what was going to happen.

This is the first book I have read by Quidt and to be honest I didn't know what to expect. I had heard that it was quite a scary book, and scary books are not my type of thing so was a little apprehensive when I picked it up. There was no need to be though, I didn't find this very scary. It was intense at times and I did hold my breath on a couple of occasions.

I thought this was a very cleverly written book. There is the over arching theme and plot, which is broken intermittently with a collection of 9 short stories. These stories were fast paced and kept you interested throughout. I began to become more and more intrigued with the boy and the old man, wondering what his intentions are and how the boy was going to go home. At one point I thought I had worked out the ending, mine actually would have been scarier than the actual ending, but would have been very abrupt!

Although a short read at just over 210 pages, there is such a lot packed in that you don't notice the page length. This is a different type of book that I normally go for, however I am so glad I gave this a chance as I thoroughly enjoyed it. I would be interested in picking up more from Quidt.

I don't want to say too much about the book, as to not spoil your enjoyment of it. If you like jumpy books, that send a shiver down your spine I would recommend this one to you.

The only reason I have given this book 4* and not 5 is down to the ending, although it did surprise me, I had worked it out once the boy had got home. I think the ending could have been a little stronger.

I would like to thank the publisher for sending this in exchange for an honest review.

Jeremy stopped by with a guest post too, I asked him about his favourite scary stories.

Sam asked me to post about Spooky Stories - to give you my top 10 adult and children’s scary books - and that causes me a bit of a problem because as a genre, I’ve never read spooky stories. Not ever.

Given what I write, that might sound a bit unlikely, but it’s true.

As a small child and growing up through my teens I had such nightmares. Not just bad dreams but  real nightmares -  screaming, tear the heart out of the dark, nightmares - night after night. If you’d like to know all about that, then take a look back to the start of this tour because I told Beth at Readers Corner all about those days.

The long and the short of it is that the younger me could fill the hours of darkness with enough terror of my own making without ever needing to look in a book for it. So I never did. Not once. Never got into the habit of it since.

They said that as a child I had a dark imagination. They didn’t know the half of it. Its legacy is that I have a very clear recall of what frightened me then and I use that now when I need to. It’s like dipping a pen into old familiar ink.

Though I can’t tell you about spooky books I’ve read, I’ve got a mental list of scary books that if I were inclined to do some exploring, they are where I’d start. So, I’ll share that list with you and who knows, we might one day end up having gone over the same ground.

Here we go, adult stories first and in no particular order -

1.    Dracula by Bram Stoker. You can’t write a novel that fixes a character in global consciousness without it being an extraordinary story. Maybe the style will have dated, but the substance? No. This has to be on the list.

2.    The Shining by Stephen King. What makes so many people so very frightened by the stories that Stephen writes? If I’m going to find out, then I’ll look at this one. An isolated hotel, murder, possession and the supernatural. Makes me want to walk away from it right now.

3.    The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson. This is a novel from the end of the 50’s but it’s considered by Stephen King to be one of the finest horror novels of the late 20th century and that is some recommendation. A house with a dark past and people misguided enough to want to uncover its secrets.

4.    The collected short stories of MR James, Sheridan LeFanu and Saki. These I have to confess I’ve read. Gems from another age and written with such skill. Perfect for dark winter’s nights, candlelight and the embers of a fire.

5.    Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury. A travelling carnival and a Midwestern town whose people are lured into darkness. Why not give this one a go? I like Bradbury’s writing though I’ve not read this. He’s very readable, like a daydream happening. Only this will be a dark daydream.

and for children -

1.    The Screaming Staircase by Jonathan Stroud.  Ghosts, hauntings and spectres appearing throughout London, all hunted down by Lockwood and Co. Jonathan’s writing is always a pleasure. He’s creative and funny and I just know that he will have the tone of this spot on.

2.    The Witches by Roald Dahl. Of course I’ve read this, and it’s frightening and touching on a variety of levels. There will be something unsettling enough for just about every reader.

3.    And then what about Roald Dahl’s Book of Ghost Stories? Fourteen stories by other authors but curated by Dahl. This more for the Young Adult reader. I think this will be like a box of pearls assembled by a master jeweller.

4.    Breathe by Cliff McNish. This is one I’ve read. An asthmatic child and his mother in a house with benign and far less benign supernatural forces about them. It really is very good. It makes you look at the emptiness of a room and wonder if it really is that empty.

5.    Coraline by Neil Gaiman. Ghost children’s souls and a child’s lost parents all mixed in another world. Sinister and memorable. A read alone or read-out-loud story. Buttons and eyes will never be quite the same.

There, ten stories all spooked and lined up ready for you.

I’ll just turn out the light now.

Sweet dreams.

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Compatible with Apple iPhone 7, not for 7 Plus.
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Who doesn't love a glittery phone case? The colour of the 'confetti' is only what can be described as unicorn coloured. There is hearts of baby pink, blue and purple along with glitter in the case, which is really eye catching and moves as you do.

When the case is on the phone it is a little chunky, this can be expected though due to the layering of the case. This phone case goes onto the phone easily and I haven't had any issues removing it. You can also charge your phone while the case is on, which makes it a lot easier.

The only slight negative I have with this case is that it doesn't give hardly any if at all protection to the front and sides of the phone. I like a case that is slightly raised around the edges, so if you drop your phone you won't crack the screen as it takes a bit of the impact. This case will not offer any protection to the edges or the front and that is an issue for me. I think if the case came with a protected screen on the front I would feel more confident with the case on my phone. This is the reason I haven't awarded the case 5*.

I would like to thank the company for sending this in exchange for an honest review. I was provided with a sample product at a complimentary or discounted rate in exchange for a fair, unbiased, and honest review.

The Witnesses by James Patterson

The Witnesses by James Patterson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The family next door has a very dark secret.

The Sanderson family has been forced into hiding after one of them stumbled upon a criminal plot. Or so they think. No one will answer their questions. And the terrifying truth may come too late...


I love James Patterson books, I think they are faced paced and they always grab me from the first page. This little book was no different.

James Patterson has released many short stories this year under the 'bookshot' series to encourage reluctant readers, this is the first I have read in this series. I love the idea of them as I can fit in a story into my busy day. As this was free on kindle I decided to start with this one.

This story focuses on the Sanderson family, who are on witness protection and have been moved from Tunisia to a small town in America. Ronald ex police lives next door and had to retire due to ill health but never really gave up on the job. He is constantly on the look out for any suspicious behaviour. When the Sanderson family move next door, which as far as he can work out is a body guard he knows something is not right. Perhaps they are terrorists? He will keep an eye on them.

I don't want to say too much about the plot as the book is so short, but I did enjoy the book. The only negative I have is that the ending felt a little rushed compared to the rest of the book. I would recommend this to others and I will be reading the others in the bookshot series.

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From Amazon:

• Flexible TPU Material: Processed by anti-deformation enhancement, it is not easy to cause deformation after repeated assembly and disassembly.
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This case came in a really professional box with information and a certificate. When opening the box, I took out a silicone type case, which you can see from my photos.

I really like the picture on the back of the case, it is really crisp, colourful and I love how the apple forms part of the picture on the back. I also really like the fact that the phone case is clear as it allows you to see the apple phone case.

Being silicone the cover is very bendy and flexible as you can see in one of my photos. The only negative I have about this cover is the fact the side protection is a little limited. Thankfully I haven't dropped my phone, but if I were to, I am not sure it would offer the level of protection I require. The sides seem very flimsy. All cut outs are in the right places and you can fit your charging cable in perfectly. There is also the correct cut out for your camera and this doesn't distract the photos.

If you are looking for a bendy, flexible case I would recommend you choose one of these, they come in a range of designs, all making the apple a feature.

I was sent this item in exchange for my honest review. This does not affect my personal opinion. I am sharing my own experience upon trying out the product.

Dewey's Readathon Mini Challenge Rainbow Tower Hour 18

Hello and welcome Readathoners to the Hour 18 Mini-Challenge!** You have almost made it, I hope you have really made a dent in your TBR pile and are loving things right now. There is still a few hours to go and still lots of time to read, blog and cheer-lead so hang on in there!


Thanks for stopping by for my mini challenge, after all that reading I decided to get you active, don't worry it's not that tough! What do I want you to do?

Those of you who have not stopped by before, hello, I hope you like what you see. Please make sure to check me out on twitter or instagram. You can find links in the side bars.


The Challenge:

This is the Rainbow Tower Challenge and it is just that! Grab all your books in the colours of the rainbow and stack them high! How high can you get them? Now that IS the challenge!


If you need a reminder of the 7 colours here they are!





Once you have taken your Rainbow Tower picture please leave a link in the comments below to your picture or you can use the #rainbowtower on Twitter and Instagram. I am really looking forward to seeing how high you can get your towers!


Don't forget to link up your entry to the rafflecopter below to be in with a chance of winning a prize. I will contact the winner as soon as the challenge is over and I have selected a winner. This challenge will stay open until the end of hour 22 so make sure you get your entry in before then!







This is my very pathetic attempt! Remember the higher the better!!!

Prize:

Of course there is a prize, if you win you are able to choose a prize from the prizes page www.24hourreadathon.com the winner will need to fill out the form and note that you are an hourly winner for the Rainbow Tower Challenge. To make things quicker and easier please complete the challenge then pop your details into the simply linked below for me to choose a winner as soon as possible. 

** I’ve set this to post well before the hour 18 mark so I can make sure it is live and make sure there are no issues, as I am likely not about (i.e. asleep) at the allotted time, so if you’ve come across this early a) don’t worry, you’ve not managed to lose a few hours, and b) feel free to enter early if you like!

Dewey's 24 hour readathon

Wow I can't believe that the readathon has come back around! I think this is now my 6th and I want it to be my most successful yet!

Over the last few ones I have identified my strengths and weaknesses, one of which is having the t.v on in the background. (Won't be making that mistake this time!)

So this is the opening meme and I will try and add all challenges/updates through this post, so make sure you come back to check those out! While I am on the subject of updates, look out for something exciting during hour 18!!! EEEEEK I can't wait for that one!

So anyway hour 1- Challenge:

1) What fine part of the world are you reading from today?

I am here in the U.K hello!!!!

2) Which book in your stack are you most looking forward to?

Lyrebird by Cecelia Ahern 

3) Which snack are you most looking forward to?

My Alio dip with pitta! (Is that even spelt right?!?)

4) Tell us a little something about yourself!

So as I said before this is my 6th readathon and I am hoping it is going to be my most successful, hopefully I have learnt from errors from the previous and I can get a lot more reading time in. I am a primary school teacher so during term time it is tricky to fit in reading and I read sugnificantly less than I want to. Today is also the first day of half term so I am super excited to get my reading bug back!

5) If you participated in the last read-a-thon, what’s one thing you’ll do different today? If this is your first read-a-thon, what are you most looking forward to?

Ok, as I mentioned before I normally have the T.V on in the background, this is something I won't be doing this time. I have also picked out my snacks early enough to make sure I am not faffing when I get peckish. 


Pages read: 16
Books read:
Total pages read:16
Total books read:

Hour 2 Challenge: write a six word story. Here mine is:

"Who's there?" Suddenly the door slammed. 

Pages read: 90
Books read:
Total pages read:106
Total books read



Hour 3 and 4:

Pages read: 86
Books read:
Total pages read: 192
Total books


Hour 5:

Pages read: 80
Books read: 1
Total pages read: 272
Total books read: 1

Hour 6:

Pages read: 24
Books read: 
Total pages read: 296
Total books read: 1


Hour 7:

Pages read: 50
Books read: 
Total pages read: 346


Total books read: 1

Hour 8 and 9:

Pages read: 50
Books read: 
Total pages read: 396
Total books read: 1


Hour 10:

Pages read: 78
Books read: 
Total pages read: 474


Total books read: 1

Hour 11:

Pages read: 117
Books read: 1
Total pages read: 591
Total books read: 2

Hour 21:

Pages read: 60
Books read: 
Total pages read: 651
Total books read: 2

Hour 23:

Pages read: 46

Books read: 
Total pages read: 697
Total books read: 2

End of Event Survey

1. Which hour was most daunting for you?

I would say hour 10 - mainly because I had been reading solidly for 10 hours and my eyes were feeling it! 

Could you list a few high-interest books that you think could keep a Reader engaged for next year?

I have read a Christmas book to get me in the mood and I think that was a good choose. 

Do you have any suggestions for how to improve the Read-a-thon next season?

Nope. 

What do you think worked really well in this year’s Read-a-thon?

The fact I had the TV off in the background! No distractions! 

How many books did you read?

I am hoping to have finished my 3rd book by the end. 

What were the names of the books you read?

Mistletoe on 34th Street, the treasure map of boys and fly on the wall. 

Which book did you enjoy most?

Mistletoe on 34th street. 

Which did you enjoy least?

Fly on the wall. 

How likely are you to participate in the Read-a-thon again? What role would you be likely to take next time?

Yep I'll be there, I will be a reader and I would love to host another mini challenge. That was fun! 

Hour 24:

Pages read: 75

Books read: 1
Total pages read: 772
Total books read: 3

Sharp Things by Kriss Keller Blog Tour

The Be Careful Home Series

Be Careful Home books and their main characters, Pompy and Titany, become everyday guardians of your children. They teach them to beware of the dangers as well warn parents to not neglect the safety of children by leaving dangerous objects within their reach. 

Sharp Things on Amazon UK - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Pompy-Titany-Sharp-Things-Careful-ebook/dp/B01M1ORUA6/ref=sr_1_4?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1476358469&sr=1-4&keywords=sharp+things

Hot Things on Amazon UK - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Pompy-Titany-Things-Careful-Home-ebook/dp/B01LYFLFFW/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1476358477&sr=1-1

About the author:

Kriss Keller is the art brand founded in 2014 by Kristina Kucerova. Kucerova studied teaching and Fine Art at the Comenius University in Bratislava. She went on to study graphic communications at St. Louis Community College in the United States. She has built a career working as a child care professional with clients around the world. Her writing is inspired by her work with children, and she combined her graphics skills with a desire to prevent childhood injuries. Kucerova lives and works currently at Zurich, Switzerland.

http://www.krisskeller.com/ 

https://www.facebook.com/BeCarefulHome 

https://twitter.com/BeCarefulHome

https://www.instagram.com/becarefulhome/

iPhone 6 Case,iPhone 6s Case,G.D.SMITH Ultra Slim Thin Cooling Paster Metal Aluminum Heat Dissipation Cover Hard PC Anti Scratch Back Protector Case for iPhone 6/iPhone 6s (Grey)

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I am very impressed with this phone case, it's sleek and light weight. The case is cut out in the appropriate area for volume control, camera, on/off button etc.


I like the design of it, it looks very professional, one negative I do have on the cover is the marking G D SMITH, I really don't like having this branding on the cover. If it was necessary to brand it perhaps this could have been on the inside of the case or just one initial. This is one reason I have downgraded the cover to 4*. This is just personal taste however.

The cover comes in 3 different colours, I choose the grey one and am really pleased with the finish of the cover.

This is very slim line and seems like there is nothing on the case, when showing it to my brother he had to look twice to spot the cover. This is really great if you want the sides protected without the look of a case on the phone. The case does not protect the front of the phone in any way as the sides barely cover it. If the phone was to be dropped on it's front there would be very little protection. I feel that it could have come with a glass front protection this would made me more confident with using it. I will be purchasing a glass cover for piece of mind as the iphone was a lot of money and the last thing I want to do it crack the screen. This is the other reason I have docked a star.

If this could be improved to add a screen protector and perhaps remove the logo it would get 5 stars as I really do love the idea of the product.


This is a good cover for a good price and if you already have a protector I would recommend you buy this as the overall look and quality is good.

I hope my review has been helpful to you.


I would like to thank the company for sending this in exchange for an honest review. I was provided with a sample product at a complimentary or discounted rate in exchange for a fair, unbiased, and honest review

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• Compatibility: Fits perfectly with iPhone 7.
• 3-in-1 Structure: Designed with TPU layer + Color Make-up layer + PC layer to protect your iPhone from dropping, shocking and scratching etc.
• Bling Bling Style: The "Bling Bling" design will make your phone look fashionable and let you match any occasions.
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This iphone case is wonderful. I love the sparkly effect on it, it also fits perfectly.

The buttons are in the exact place for volume etc and I feel that it offers enough protection to the edges of the iphone. I had only just put this cover on my phone and I ended up dropping my phone onto a wooden floor, when I checked for damage the case had protected it perfectly and I feel very confident now using this when I am out.

I love the effect of the glitter and I really like the cut out apple hole in the back of the case, there is a branding on the back in raised plastic, so unless you look really closely you don't notice it.

I have seen that many people are complaining that they can't charge their phone with this case on. I have tried to charge it with the official charger and it fits perfectly. We also have an unofficial one for cable length and that one won't fit while the phone is in the case. I suggest taking the phone out to charge if you have an unofficial cable.

I choose the rose gold case, not really knowing what colour to expect, it is more of a baby pink, which I think is lovely.

I think that this case is being offered at a good price.

I hope this review has been helpful.

I would like to thank the company for sending this in exchange for an honest review. I was provided with a sample product at a complimentary or discounted rate in exchange for a fair, unbiased, and honest review

Pride and Prejudice: A Coloring Classic by Chellie Carroll

Pride and Prejudice: A Coloring Classic by Chellie Carroll
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Fall in love with Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice all over again with this elegant colouring book, featuring beautifully intricate patterns and iconic scenes to colour in. Let yourself be transported to Pemberley's spectacular grounds and vibrant Netherfield balls, and bring to life elegant portraits of Elizabeth and Mr Darcy. With handpicked quotations from the novel on every spread, this colouring book is perfect for any Jane Austen fan.


I love a colouring book and I love classics so when I was offered the chance to review this I couldn't wait, because what's not to love?

This is a square shaped book which is of normal size for a colouring book. I really like the fact that there are quotes through it taken from the original and that the book is in chronological order. Each sheet of paper is of good quality, however I have used pens on the paper and they bled through. You can see the images below.  When switching to colouring pencils I really liked the effect and it didn't spoil other pages.

The spine is string bound with glue, this makes the centre of the page difficult to colour as the images bleed into the centre. This wouldn't matter if you were going to remove the pages to display but trying to colour to the centre without moving the pages was problematic.

There is a mixture of fine and thick lines in the book, also flowers and other images. I really loved the pictures from the settling of the book, which have a great mix of detail and larger areas to colour.

Purple pen showing through

If you love Jane Austen and/or colouring books be sure to add this to your collection.

I would like to thank the publisher for sending this in exchange for an honest review.

The next best thing by Wendi Nunnery cover reveal!

Author Bio:

 

Wendi Nunnery is the author of The Mayfield Family Story, The Best Kept Secret, and The Next Best Thing. She is also the founding editor of Lady Literary Magazine and her work has appeared in The Huffington Post, The Simply Beloved, and Introvert, Dear. Wendi is a proud Georgia Southern University alum and believes colorful language is good for the soul. She lives, loves, and mothers in Atlanta, Georgia.

 

The Next Best Thing Blurb:

 

Four years ago, Emma Fraser’s first love took his own life. Now, twenty years old and in college, Emma and her best friend, Andy, are still mourning the loss of a friend and brother. Nothing is the same as it once was…and things are about to change even more.

 

Too heartbroken to even consider falling in love again, Emma stays distracted by school and work. Until she meets Landon and, for the first time ever, finds herself believing she might actually have a future with someone. But when Deegan Burke—the man responsible for all of Emma’s heartache—gets out of prison early, Emma is suddenly confronted by her worst fears. And when faced with choices she never thought she’d have to make, Emma discovers that the only person she really wants by her side is the last person she ever expected.

Connect with Wendi:

 

Blog: www.wendinunnery.com

Twitter: www.twitter.com/ladynunnery

Instagram: www.instagram.com/ladynunnery

Facebook: www.facebook.com/wendinunneryauthor

 

Learn More About Wendi’s Books:

 

Goodreads:https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/13621604.Wendi_Nunnery

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Wendi-Nunnery/e/B00NI34FUC/ref=dp_byline_cont_book_1 

Here it is! Look at the beautiful cover!