Every Saturday we post a time and place prompt together with a verb, an adjective, an adverb and a noun. You write something using the words as inspiration.

When you’ve created your story either share it as a comment at the end of this post or join our blog hop and bring a little exposure to your own site.

To join the blog hop simply publish your piece on your own blog then come back and post a link to your contribution with the linky below (be sure to link to the post in question and not simply your blog url). Once you have added your name to the list grab the linky code and paste it into your post – an identical list will then appear on your site enabling readers to hop from blog to blog.

Try to use all prompt words within your story. Go, sic ‘em!

This week’s “SicLit” prompts are:

Gobi Desert, 3099; bomb, powerful, brightly, solar flare

FAQs

I found #dailydash/#writersdash on Twitter, what is it?

The Writers’ Dash (#writersdash or #dailydash on Twitter) is a 15-minute free writing exercise held on Twitter, Facebook and Second Life^® every day. The Siclit Fiction Prod live event begins in Second Life^® at 1:30 PST. Write whatever comes to you. Don’t fixate too heavily on what you are writing and disengage your inner editor – the key is for you to get the words on the page first; you can worry about editing later. If you are attending the live event in Second Life^® there will be an opportunity for you to show your work to the other participants after the 15 minutes are up. If you are unable to attend the live event you can share your work on our blog. Simply leave your dash piece as a comment below.

About Virtual Writers, Inc.

Virtual Writers, Inc. is a free online writers’ community first established in 2007 and committed to showcasing established and emerging writers in a range of interactive and immersive environments. Here we learn to experiment with digital, social and virtual world platforms to push the creative envelope and develop a strong, unique voice.

We provide a wealth of opportunities for writers to meet, share resources, access new markets, attend online writing events, workshops and interactive readings, and discover the best writers’ conferences, competitions, colonies and literary organisations.

If you want to become involved in an active writing community then visit us on Second Life® or our social media channels (Twitter, Facebook, Google+, & Goodreads) and get interactive. To learn more about our services please visit the following pages (Premium Services, Free Author Services) or contact us through our online contact form.

Whether you are dashing in Second Life®, on Twitter or Facebook we welcome your dashes in the comments section below.

am: thrash

pm: slake

Tuesday

am: truckle

pm: flummery

Wednesday

am: votary

pm: Hobson’s choice

Thursday

am: limn

pm: skulk

Friday

Friday is now our dedicated dash and drabble (100-word story) day, inspired and encouraged by our good friend Crap Mariner. Crap’s weekly challenge this week is ‘play.’ Try using both the dash prompt and the 100-word story prompt to create a Dash ‘n’  Drabble. Once you have your 100-word story feel free to add it to the comments section of this blog post as well as to Crap’s site.

am: detritus

pm: slaver

Please feel free to add your dash pieces to the comments section of this blog post below.

FAQs

I found #dailydash/#writersdash on Twitter, what is it?

The Writers’ Dash (#writersdash or #dailydash on Twitter) is a 15-minute free writing exercise held on Twitter, Facebook and Second Life^® every weekday. At 5:30am & 5:30pm PDT we share the word prompt on our social media channels; the live event begins in Second Life^® at 6am & 6pm PDT. Write whatever comes to you. Don’t fixate too heavily on what you are writing and disengage your inner editor – the key is for you to get the words on the page first; you can worry about editing later. If you are attending the live event in Second Life^® there will be an opportunity for you to show your work to the other participants after the 15 minutes are up. If you are unable to attend the live event you can share your work on ourblog. Just look out for the prompt post and leave your dash piece as a comment.

About Virtual Writers, Inc.

Virtual Writers, Inc. is a free online writers’ community first established in 2007 and committed to showcasing established and emerging writers in a range of interactive and immersive environments. Here we learn to experiment with digital, social and virtual world platforms to push the creative envelope and develop a strong, unique voice.

We provide a wealth of opportunities for writers to meet, share resources, access new markets, attend online writing events, workshops and interactive readings, and discover the best writers’ conferences, competitions, colonies and literary organisations.

If you want to become involved in an active writing community then visit us onSecond Life® or our social media channels (Twitter, Facebook, Google+, &Goodreads) and get interactive. To learn more about our services please visit the following pages (Premium Services, Free Author Services) or contact us through our online contact form.

Whether you are dashing in Second Life®, on Twitter or Facebook we welcome your dashes in the comments section below.

Each week we post a new picture prompt to inspire you.

When you’ve created your poem or piece of fiction simply publish it on your own blog then come back and post a link to your contribution with the linky below (be sure to link to the post in question and not simply your blog url). Once you have added your name to the list grab the linky code and paste it into your post – an identical list will then appear on your site enabling readers to hop from blog to blog.

Picture Credit: Andreas Krappweis

FAQs

I found #dailydash/#writersdash on Twitter, what is it?

The Writers’ Dash (#writersdash or #dailydash on Twitter) is a 15-minute free writing exercise held on Twitter, Facebook and Second Life^® every day. The Piclit Picture Prompt live event begins in Second Life^® on Sunday at 2:30 PST. Write whatever comes to you. Don’t fixate too heavily on what you are writing and disengage your inner editor – the key is for you to get the words on the page first; you can worry about editing later. If you are attending the live event in Second Life^® there will be an opportunity for you to show your work to the other participants after the 15 minutes are up. If you are unable to attend the live event you can share your work on our blog. Simply leave your dash piece as a comment below.

About Virtual Writers, Inc.

Virtual Writers, Inc. is a free online writers’ community first established in 2007 and committed to showcasing established and emerging writers in a range of interactive and immersive environments. Here we learn to experiment with digital, social and virtual world platforms to push the creative envelope and develop a strong, unique voice.

We provide a wealth of opportunities for writers to meet, share resources, access new markets, attend online writing events, workshops and interactive readings, and discover the best writers’ conferences, competitions, colonies and literary organisations.

If you want to become involved in an active writing community then visit us on Second Life® or our social media channels (Twitter, Facebook, Google+, & Goodreads) and get interactive. To learn more about our services please visit the following pages (Premium Services, Free Author Services) or contact us through our online contact form.

Whether you are dashing in Second Life®, on Twitter or Facebook we welcome your dashes in the comments section below.

Every Saturday we post a time and place prompt together with a verb, an adjective, an adverb and a noun. You write something using the words as inspiration.

When you’ve created your story either share it as a comment at the end of this post or join our blog hop and bring a little exposure to your own site.

To join the blog hop simply publish your piece on your own blog then come back and post a link to your contribution with the linky below (be sure to link to the post in question and not simply your blog url). Once you have added your name to the list grab the linky code and paste it into your post – an identical list will then appear on your site enabling readers to hop from blog to blog.

Try to use all prompt words within your story. Go, sic ‘em!

This week’s “SicLit” prompts are:

Siberia, 2013; flower, sparkling, seldom, summer

FAQs

I found #dailydash/#writersdash on Twitter, what is it?

The Writers’ Dash (#writersdash or #dailydash on Twitter) is a 15-minute free writing exercise held on Twitter, Facebook and Second Life^® every day. The Siclit Fiction Prod live event begins in Second Life^® at 1:30 PST. Write whatever comes to you. Don’t fixate too heavily on what you are writing and disengage your inner editor – the key is for you to get the words on the page first; you can worry about editing later. If you are attending the live event in Second Life^® there will be an opportunity for you to show your work to the other participants after the 15 minutes are up. If you are unable to attend the live event you can share your work on our blog. Simply leave your dash piece as a comment below.

About Virtual Writers, Inc.

Virtual Writers, Inc. is a free online writers’ community first established in 2007 and committed to showcasing established and emerging writers in a range of interactive and immersive environments. Here we learn to experiment with digital, social and virtual world platforms to push the creative envelope and develop a strong, unique voice.

We provide a wealth of opportunities for writers to meet, share resources, access new markets, attend online writing events, workshops and interactive readings, and discover the best writers’ conferences, competitions, colonies and literary organisations.

If you want to become involved in an active writing community then visit us on Second Life® or our social media channels (Twitter, Facebook, Google+, & Goodreads) and get interactive. To learn more about our services please visit the following pages (Premium Services, Free Author Services) or contact us through our online contact form.

Whether you are dashing in Second Life®, on Twitter or Facebook we welcome your dashes in the comments section below.

am: gastronomy

pm: buttress

Tuesday

am: lagan

pm: armistice

Wednesday

am: siesta

pm: farrago

Thursday

am: vainglory

pm: canard

Friday

Friday is now our dedicated dash and drabble (100-word story) day, inspired and encouraged by our good friend Crap Mariner. Crap’s weekly challenge this week is ‘smell.’ Try using both the dash prompt and the 100-word story prompt to create a Dash ‘n’  Drabble. Once you have your 100-word story feel free to add it to the comments section of this blog post as well as to Crap’s site.

am: portend

pm: mignon

Please feel free to add your dash pieces to the comments section of this blog post below.

FAQs

I found #dailydash/#writersdash on Twitter, what is it?

The Writers’ Dash (#writersdash or #dailydash on Twitter) is a 15-minute free writing exercise held on Twitter, Facebook and Second Life^® every weekday. At 5:30am & 5:30pm PDT we share the word prompt on our social media channels; the live event begins in Second Life^® at 6am & 6pm PDT. Write whatever comes to you. Don’t fixate too heavily on what you are writing and disengage your inner editor – the key is for you to get the words on the page first; you can worry about editing later. If you are attending the live event in Second Life^® there will be an opportunity for you to show your work to the other participants after the 15 minutes are up. If you are unable to attend the live event you can share your work on our blog. Just look out for the prompt post and leave your dash piece as a comment.

About Virtual Writers, Inc.

Virtual Writers, Inc. is a free online writers’ community first established in 2007 and committed to showcasing established and emerging writers in a range of interactive and immersive environments. Here we learn to experiment with digital, social and virtual world platforms to push the creative envelope and develop a strong, unique voice.

We provide a wealth of opportunities for writers to meet, share resources, access new markets, attend online writing events, workshops and interactive readings, and discover the best writers’ conferences, competitions, colonies and literary organisations.

If you want to become involved in an active writing community then visit us on Second Life® or our social media channels (Twitter, Facebook, Google+, & Goodreads) and get interactive. To learn more about our services please visit the following pages (Premium Services, Free Author Services) or contact us through our online contact form.

Whether you are dashing in Second Life®, on Twitter or Facebook we welcome your dashes in the comments section below.

Each week we post a new picture prompt to inspire you.

When you’ve created your poem or piece of fiction simply publish it on your own blog then come back and post a link to your contribution with the linky below (be sure to link to the post in question and not simply your blog url). Once you have added your name to the list grab the linky code and paste it into your post – an identical list will then appear on your site enabling readers to hop from blog to blog.

Each week we post a time and place prompt together with a verb, an adjective, an adverb and a noun. You write something using the words as inspiration.

When you’ve created your story either share it as a comment at the end of this post or join our blog hop and bring a little exposure to your own site.

To join the blog hop simply publish your piece on your own blog then come back and post a link to your contribution with the linky below (be sure to link to the post in question and not simply your blog url). Once you have added your name to the list grab the linky code and paste it into your post – an identical list will then appear on your site enabling readers to hop from blog to blog.

Try to use all prompt words within your story. Go, sic ‘em!

This week’s “SicLit” prompts are:

Moon Garden, 2199; glow, cloistered, rarely, bloom

am: aha

pm: surrogate

Tuesday

am: circumspect

pm: sacrosanct

Wednesday

am: pellucid

pm: clemency

Thursday

am: sunset

pm: half moon

Friday

Friday is now our dedicated dash and drabble (100-word story) day, inspired and encouraged by our good friend Crap Mariner. Crap’s weekly challenge this week is ‘old.’ Try using both the dash prompt and the 100-word story prompt to create a Dash ‘n’  Drabble. Once you have your 100-word story feel free to add it to the comments section of this blog post as well as to Crap’s site.

am: outcry

pm: riot

Please feel free to add your dash pieces to the comments section of this blog post below.

FAQs

I found #dailydash/#writersdash on Twitter, what is it?

The Writers’ Dash (#writersdash or #dailydash on Twitter) is a 15-minute free writing exercise held on Twitter, Facebook and Second Life^® every weekday. At 5:30am & 5:30pm PDT we share the word prompt on our social media channels; the live event begins in Second Life^® at 6am & 6pm PDT. Write whatever comes to you. Don’t fixate too heavily on what you are writing and disengage your inner editor – the key is for you to get the words on the page first; you can worry about editing later. If you are attending the live event in Second Life^® there will be an opportunity for you to show your work to the other participants after the 15 minutes are up. If you are unable to attend the live event you can share your work on our blog. Just look out for the prompt post and leave your dash piece as a comment.

About Virtual Writers, Inc.

Virtual Writers, Inc. is a free online writers’ community first established in 2007 and committed to showcasing established and emerging writers in a range of interactive and immersive environments. Here we learn to experiment with digital, social and virtual world platforms to push the creative envelope and develop a strong, unique voice.

We provide a wealth of opportunities for writers to meet, share resources, access new markets, attend online writing events, workshops and interactive readings, and discover the best writers’ conferences, competitions, colonies and literary organisations.

If you want to become involved in an active writing community then visit us on Second Life® or our social media channels (Twitter, Facebook, Google+, & Goodreads) and get interactive. To learn more about our services please visit the following pages (Premium Services, Free Author Services) or contact us through our online contact form.

Whether you are dashing in Second Life®, on Twitter or Facebook we welcome your dashes in the comments section below.

Each week we post a time and place prompt together with a verb, an adjective, an adverb and a noun. You write something using the words as inspiration.

When you’ve created your story either share it as a comment at the end of this post or join our blog hop and bring a little exposure to your own site.

To join the blog hop simply publish your piece on your own blog then come back and post a link to your contribution with the linky below (be sure to link to the post in question and not simply your blog url). Once you have added your name to the list grab the linky code and paste it into your post – an identical list will then appear on your site enabling readers to hop from blog to blog.

Try to use all prompt words within your story. Go, sic ‘em!

This week’s “SicLit” prompts are:

Hades, 2099; escape, defeated, mortally, angel

am: sear

pm: tumult

Tuesday

am: shadow

pm: cull

Wednesday

am: homily

pm: stanch

Thursday

am: brobdingnagian

pm: graze

Friday

Friday is now our dedicated dash and drabble (100-word story) day, inspired and encouraged by our good friend Crap Mariner. Crap’s weekly challenge this week is ‘blank.’ Try using both the dash prompt and the 100-word story prompt to create a Dash ‘n’  Drabble. Once you have your 100-word story feel free to add it to the comments section of this blog post as well as to Crap’s site.

am: dormant

pm: mesa

Please feel free to add your dash pieces to the comments section of this blog post below.

FAQs

I found #dailydash/#writersdash on Twitter, what is it?

The Writers’ Dash (#writersdash or #dailydash on Twitter) is a 15-minute free writing exercise held on Twitter, Facebook and Second Life^® every weekday. At 5:30am & 5:30pm PDT we share the word prompt on our social media channels; the live event begins in Second Life^® at 6am & 6pm PDT. Write whatever comes to you. Don’t fixate too heavily on what you are writing and disengage your inner editor – the key is for you to get the words on the page first; you can worry about editing later. If you are attending the live event in Second Life^® there will be an opportunity for you to show your work to the other participants after the 15 minutes are up. If you are unable to attend the live event you can share your work on our blog. Just look out for the prompt post and leave your dash piece as a comment.

About Virtual Writers, Inc.

Virtual Writers, Inc. is a free online writers’ community first established in 2007 and committed to showcasing established and emerging writers in a range of interactive and immersive environments. Here we learn to experiment with digital, social and virtual world platforms to push the creative envelope and develop a strong, unique voice.

We provide a wealth of opportunities for writers to meet, share resources, access new markets, attend online writing events, workshops and interactive readings, and discover the best writers’ conferences, competitions, colonies and literary organisations.

If you want to become involved in an active writing community then visit us on Second Life® or our social media channels (Twitter, Facebook, Google+, & Goodreads) and get interactive. To learn more about our services please visit the following pages (Premium Services, Free Author Services) or contact us through our online contact form.

Whether you are dashing in Second Life®, on Twitter or Facebook we welcome your dashes in the comments section below.

We have much pleasure in announcing The Judas Kiss Virtual Book Tour, beginning Monday April 29th and continuing through to midnight on Saturday May 11th, 2013 . This well-received urban fantasy has garnered some wonderful reviews:  “The different tales, switching points of view, and Makabi’s written tale was superbly handled. I was taken with how real she made every single one of those historical settings. I know I’ve said it before, but it was truly incredible how so very real she made everyone, particularly in Makabi’s gospel. Nothing was stilted or stylized, and everyone was so beautifully human. If for no other reason, read The Judas Kiss for those chapters. No matter your creed (or absence of one), you can read this for the flavor, the richness, and the genuine passion and pain in Makabi’s voice. It lends an ocean of depth to Mark’s character. Being unable to ever go insane, given what he’s lived through, is a version of hell made all the more tangible when he makes his childhood –so long ago– *that* real for the reader.” Delena Silverfox

As well as attending all tour stops, Angella will be doing a one-hour Tweetup with us, where she will share some of her writing secrets and publishing tips on Twitter. Angella will also be awarding ten copies of her book to ten randomly drawn commenters. To increase your chances of winning, stop by each of the scheduled stops and leave a comment. Please see below for full tour itinerary.

We have also set up event pages on Facebook and Goodreads so you can be sure to keep up to date with all the fun events. You may even catch Angella chatting with her fans. Check out Angella Graff’s official tour page for her full schedule and the entry form for the giveaway.

Title: The Judas Kiss

Author: Angella Graff

Genre: Urban Fantasy

Excerpt: Mark’s Story

Booksellers: Amazon, Createspace

Judas’ Kiss haunts him 2 millennia into his unending existence. Torn between petty gods and their hunger for power, a faithless police officer slips further into machinations that have already cost the life of someone he loved. Mark’s story finally begins to unfold in the newest volume of Angella Graff’s well received series: The Judas Curse.

Just as Detective Ben Stanford is ready to put the past at rest, he’s pulled down once again into the chaos of gods, theology, and mystery. Told that his sister is alive and the two immortals, Mark and Judas, have been kidnapped by the treacherous goddess, Nike, Ben must find a way to rescue the pair before she can harness their powers.

While Mark waits alone, forced to write out the story of how their powers came to be, and Judas lay tortured by the angry Goddess, a reluctant Ben must enlist the help of an unwilling being from the ancient Norse Pantheon.

Time is ticking, and the hard-headed detective must use everything he learned in the past to prevent another disaster, which could potentially wipe-out the human race.

Follow the Tour

Monday 29th April – Thomas Rydder (review and interview)

Tuesday 30th April – Michael Brookes from The Cult of Me (guest post)

Wednesday 1st May – Angella Graff (Introducing the Characters of The Judas Kiss)

Thursday 2nd May – Christoph Fischer (guest post or interview)

Friday 3rd May – Virtual Writers, Inc. (interview)

Saturday 4th May – Elizabeth Rose from Once Upon A Reality (promo)

Sunday 5^th May  - Sarka-Jonae from Between Boyfriends (guest post)

Monday 6th May – Twitter Chat with Author Angella Graff at 10am PST

Tuesday 7th May – Amy Metz from A Blue Million Books (interview)

Wednesday 8th May – Abby Kullman from Wintry Words (promo)

Thursday 9^th May – Auggie from Auggie Talk (review or guest post)

Crystal from Crystal’s Random Thoughts (promo)

Friday 10th May – Beth Edwards from Curling Up With A Good Book (interview)

Jesse Kimmel Freeman from Insane Ramblings of a Crazed Writer (promo)

Saturday 11th May – Jean Gill from Books by Jean Gill (review and guest post)

About the Author

Angella Graff was born and raised in the desert city of Tucson, Arizona. She married and became a mother very young, and after getting started with her family, began her University studies where she found her passion for creative writing, history and theology.

She now resides in Tucson with her husband Joshua, three children, Christian, Isabella and Adia, and their three cats, Archive (Ivy), Lasciel and Fix. She prefers to spend her days writing, gardening, and reading non-fiction theology theory books. Angella is also an avid, if not fanatic fan of Doctor Who and BBC Sherlock, which tend to dominate her dry, sarcastic humor, a lot of which is apparent in her writing.

Currently Angella is working on an Urban Fantasy series called The Judas Curse, involving extensive research into Mythos, Christianity and history. The first book of The Judas Curse, The Awakening, was released November 2012.

For more information, visit Angella’s website, Amazon page and follow her on Facebook, Twitter and Goodreads.

To learn more about the author and her work visit our author showcase and In a Nutshell interview.

Each week we post a time and place prompt together with a verb, an adjective, an adverb and a noun. You write something using the words as inspiration.

When you’ve created your story either share it as a comment at the end of this post or join our blog hop and bring a little exposure to your own site.

To join the blog hop simply publish your piece on your own blog then come back and post a link to your contribution with the linky below (be sure to link to the post in question and not simply your blog url). Once you have added your name to the list grab the linky code and paste it into your post – an identical list will then appear on your site enabling readers to hop from blog to blog.

Try to use all prompt words within your story. Go, sic ‘em!

This week’s “SicLit” prompts are:

Hastings, 1066; march, obedient, mortally, drum

am: cadence

pm: supernatural

Tuesday

am: roue

pm: crawfish

Wednesday

am: howdah

pm: mosaic

Thursday

am: gaudy

pm: eunuch

Friday

Friday is now our dedicated dash and drabble (100-word story) day, inspired and encouraged by our good friend Crap Mariner. Crap’s weekly challenge this week is ‘journal.’ Try using both the dash prompt and the 100-word story prompt to create a Dash ‘n’  Drabble. Once you have your 100-word story feel free to add it to the comments section of this blog post as well as to Crap’s site.

am: circus

pm: bibelot

Please feel free to add your dash pieces to the comments section of this blog post below.

FAQs

I found #dailydash/#writersdash on Twitter, what is it?

The Writers’ Dash (#writersdash or #dailydash on Twitter) is a 15-minute free writing exercise held on Twitter, Facebook and Second Life^® every weekday. At 5:30am & 5:30pm PDT we share the word prompt on our social media channels; the live event begins in Second Life^® at 6am & 6pm PDT. Write whatever comes to you. Don’t fixate too heavily on what you are writing and disengage your inner editor – the key is for you to get the words on the page first; you can worry about editing later. If you are attending the live event in Second Life^® there will be an opportunity for you to show your work to the other participants after the 15 minutes are up. If you are unable to attend the live event you can share your work on our blog. Just look out for the prompt post and leave your dash piece as a comment.

About Virtual Writers, Inc.

Virtual Writers, Inc. is a free online writers’ community first established in 2007 and committed to showcasing established and emerging writers in a range of interactive and immersive environments. Here we learn to experiment with digital, social and virtual world platforms to push the creative envelope and develop a strong, unique voice.

We provide a wealth of opportunities for writers to meet, share resources, access new markets, attend online writing events, workshops and interactive readings, and discover the best writers’ conferences, competitions, colonies and literary organisations.

If you want to become involved in an active writing community then visit us on Second Life® or our social media channels (Twitter, Facebook, Google+, & Goodreads) and get interactive. To learn more about our services please visit the following pages (Premium Services, Free Author Services) or contact us through our online contact form.

Whether you are dashing in Second Life®, on Twitter or Facebook we welcome your dashes in the comments section below.

Each week we post a time and place prompt together with a verb, an adjective, an adverb and a noun. You write something using the words as inspiration.

When you’ve created your story either share it as a comment at the end of this post or join our blog hop and bring a little exposure to your own site.

To join the blog hop simply publish your piece on your own blog then come back and post a link to your contribution with the linky below (be sure to link to the post in question and not simply your blog url). Once you have added your name to the list grab the linky code and paste it into your post – an identical list will then appear on your site enabling readers to hop from blog to blog.

Try to use all prompt words within your story. Go, sic ‘em!

This week’s “SicLit” prompts are:

London Eye, 2013; hang, wide-eyed, coolly, kiss

We have much pleasure in announcing the Cassandra by Starlight Virtual Book Tour, beginning Saturday April 20th and continuing through to midnight on Wednesday May 1st, 2013 . The romance/suspense novel set in London has been incredibly well-received and has garnered some wonderful reviews: “Cassandra by Starlight” is a beautifully written romance novel that will keep you reading until the end. Between the twists, turns, ups and downs of the well written plot, Susan Mac Nicol keeps her characters realistic in her debut novel. I fell in love with this story and recommend it to all romance fans.” My Cozie Corner

As well as attending all tour stops, Susan will be doing a one-hour Tweetup with us, where she will share some of her writing secrets and publishing tips on Twitter. Susan will also be awarding a selection of her published novels to a randomly drawn commenter during the tour. To increase your chances of winning, stop by each of the scheduled stops and leave a comment. Please see below for full tour itinerary.

We have also set up event pages on Facebook and Goodreads so you can be sure to keep up to date with all the fun events. You may even catch Susan chatting with her fans. Check out Susan Mac Nicol’s official tour page for her full schedule and the entry form for the giveaway.

About the Book

Title: Cassandra by Starlight

Author: Susan Mac Nicol

Genre: Contemporary Romance, Suspense

Publisher: Boroughs Publishing Group

Excerpt: Chapter One

Booksellers: amazon.com, amazon.co.uk

Falling in love makes Cassie Wallace’s everyday and normal life much more complicated that she’d ever thought it could be.

Cassie embraces the challenges as only she can, in her usual feisty fashion, lending humour and compassion to their developing relationship. And when violence and fear comes calling for them both, it takes the two of them to hold the dangers at bay and face the events together.

Cassandra by Starlight Tour Dates

Saturday 20th April – Deb Sanders (interview)

Sunday 21st April – Virtual Writers, Inc. ( interview)

Monday 22nd April – Sophie Sansregret from Evolved Books (review and guest post)

Tuesday 23rd April - Deborah Carney from Book Goodies (guest post)

Wednesday 24th April – Twitter Chat with Author, Susan Mac Nicol (12 noon – 1pm GMT) under the hashtag #CassandraByStarlight

Thursday 25th April – Jesse Kimmel-Freeman (guest post)

Friday 26th April – Sarka-Jonae from Between Boyfriends (interview)

Saturday 27th April - Helena Fairfax (guest post)

Sunday 28th April - Amy Metz from A Blue Million Books (interview)

Monday 29th April – Tana Rae from Tana-Some of My Favorite Books (review)

Auggie from Auggie Talk (promo post)

Tuesday 30th April – Elizabeth Rose from Once Upon a Reality (promo post)

Wednesday 1st May – Crystal R from Crystal’s Random Thoughts (review)

Beth Edwards from Curling Up With A Good Book (promo)

About Susan Mac Nicol

Susan Mac Nicol was born in Leeds, UK, and left for South Africa when she was eight. She returned to the UK thirty years later and now lives in Essex. Her debut novel “Cassandra by Starlight”, the first in a trilogy, has recently been published by Boroughs Group Publishing in the US.

Sue has written since she was very young, and never thought she would see herself being a Romance writer, being a horror/psychological thriller reader all her life. But the Romance genre is now something very close to her heart and she intends continuing the trend.

To learn more, visit Susan on her website and blog on Twitter, Facebook and Pinterest.

Susan Mac Nicol is also author of The Magick of Christmas.