Welcome to the Awesome August Blog Hop, where bloggers from all over the Internet have come together to throw a summertime party!
Every blog on this hop is offering a fun prize, and entering is quick and easy. Simply follow the instructions on each blog, leave a comment, and bop right along to the next blog. You can win multiple times, so be sure to check out all the participating blogs!
On my blog, you there are TWO prizes to win! The RANDOM winner, in accordance with the Awesome August Blog Hop will win a $25 Amazon Gift Card. The second winner, one of my choosing, will win a Free Line & Content Editing Combo from me. Read on to find out how ...
To enter:
1. Become a follower of my blog.
2. Leave a comment below! As of today I have 29 followers and I really want to know about you guys. Leave your name
The types of things Usually Write (if you do)
The name of your current Work In Progress
Your one sentence pitch
** If you're not a writer, don't quit reading! For all you non-writers, just enter:
Your name
How you found my blog
Why you like it
What you'd like me to post more of
3. If your e-mail isn't available through your profile, I'll need you to leave that, too - I can't tell you if you've won if I can't contact you!
4. As I said above, the winner for the $25 Amazon Gift Card will be chosen randomly. I will choose the winner of the Free Line and Content Combo Edit based on your one sentence pitches.
This blog hop runs through Wednesday night at midnight, so be sure to enter before then! The winner will be notified by e-mail.
Now that you've entered my contest, come meet all my other blog friends and see what fun things they are offering!
| 1. Tristi Pinkston, LDS Author 2. Karen Hoover 3. Michael Young 4. Kristy Tate 5. cindy Hogan 6. Julie Bellon 7. Margot Hovley 8. Laurie Lewis 9. Mandi Slack 10. Melanie Jacobson 11. Joyce DiPastena 12. Renae Mackley | 13. Debbi Weitzell 14. Donna Hatch 15. Carolyn Frank 16. Marsha Ward 17. Stacy Coles 18. Bonnie Harris 19. Danyelle Ferguson aka Queen of the Clan 20. Diony George 21. Lisa Asanuma 22. Susan Dayley 23. Christine Bryant @ Day Dreamer 24. Stephanie Humphreys | 25. Ranee` Clark 26. Tamera Westhoff 27. I Am A Reader, Not A Writer 28. Heather Justesen 29. Rebecca Talley 30. Jennifer Hurst 31. Aimee Brown 32. Cheryl Christensen 33. Rachelle Christensen 34. Imaginary Reads 35. Andrea Pearson |
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Hello from a new follower! I wish I was doing the Blog Hop! Looks so fun. I've had so many others going on that I decided not to do it on my blog, but hop to other blogs to see what they're sharing! :) Glad I found yours!
ReplyDeleteHi there! I want to enter!
ReplyDeleteI have written historical fiction, romantic suspense, cozy mystery, and cookbooks. My current WIP is a young adult contemporary called Turning Pages. My one sentence pitch:
When Addie loses her dream job to a stuck-up new guy intent on making her life miserable, it's a choice between giving up and fighting to the finish in this modern nod to Pride and Prejudice.
I'm very involved in the disabilities community. My first book was published last May - (dis)Abilities and the Gospel. I'm currently finishing up my book, Sweet Confections - a contemporary sweet romance.
ReplyDeleteHere's the elevator pitch:
Combine one sassy baker, one sexy hockey player, and one obsessed stalker. Mix well. Then pour into a hot pan. Sprinkle on some romance. Bake on high heat for 86,000 words. Sweet Confections combines the sassiness of Rachel Gibson with the closed bedroom door approach of Kristen Higgins.
GFC as Amanda M.
ReplyDeleteFound your blog through this blog hop :)
I love the design of your blog!
I love reading reviews and author interviews
amercnchic (at) aol (dot) com
I'm a new follower (Gayle) and not a writer, but a voracious reader! I found your blog through the blog hop. You have a beautiful blog design -- the fonts are so unique! I love to read book reviews -- that's where I get ideas for what to read next!
ReplyDeletebgh@byu.net
I'm a new follower here. I found you through this hop. I like the cool blue feel and the flowers on your blog. I am mostly a reader, but I write reviews on my blog and I also review for the website, The Literate Mother.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win.
Aimee
brandonaimee AT gmail DOT com
http://gettingyourreadonaimeebrown.blogspot.com/
Michael Young
ReplyDeleteI write Fantasy and Science Fiction
WIP: The Lost Barge
On the way to Promised Land, one of the Jaredite barges takes an unexpected detour, and discovers a dangerous land that may also be a Promised Land, but for different reasons.
Hi!
ReplyDeleteI'm not an author - unfortunatelly I don't have enough talent to be one :P -, but I'd like to say something about myself. My real name is Eva but I don't really like it so I always use some nickname, like Vojalyn or Mano :) And I'm a bookaholic and I spend every minute of my free time on reading :) I know it sounds fanatic and crazy but I like getting away from it all, you know :) So if I won, I would spend it all on books, that's for sure :)
I'm a new follower of your blog as mikki-mano :)
Thanks again for the chance to win,
mikki-mano@hotmail.com
My name is Raelena and I found your blog through this blog hop. I think your background is pretty.
ReplyDeleteHow you found my blog. I would love to see more reviews.
I follow you via GFC (Throuthehaze)
throuthehaze at gmail dot com
Hello!
ReplyDeleteMy name is Lisa. I'm following your blog via Google Reader. :) I write YA fiction, mainly speculative stuff, but some contemporary.
Right now my WIP is called Jethro. Here's my pitch, which needs to be trimmed down:
Jethro, Arizona is supposedly too small to have secrets, but when one of Jethro’s own moves back into town, her very presence sets off a chain of events that send her own and five other Jethro High teens’ lives reeling into a suddenly darker unknown.
1. I am a follower of your blog
ReplyDelete2. Joyce DiPastena
Types of things I write: medieval romances
Name of my current wip: Acelet's story (I don't know my titles until I've usually finished the final draft, so I name them by the main character in the interim)
I'm not close enough to being finished to have a pitch. How about: Young Acelet de Cary's decision to become a troubadour instead of a knight thrusts him into an unexpected tangle of intrigue that could rock the kingdom of England to its very roots.
medievalmaid AT gmail DOT com
Hi Ranee'!
ReplyDelete1. I am already your follower.
2. Marsha Ward, I usually write Western novels set in the post-American Civil War era, my current WIP is Spinster's Folly, and here's my pitch:
Marie Owen discovers she's jumped from the frying pan into the fire as, fleeing an unsuitable betrothal, she runs away with a charming stranger who promises her the sun, the moon, and the stars.
mw1 at theriver dot com
Thank you.
GFC Krystal Larson edysicecreamlover18@gmailDOTcom and I found your blog through this blog hop, I love the background of your blog-love flowers-and I would love, of course, to see more giveaways >< or maybe author guest posts.
ReplyDeleteGFC follower-judy
ReplyDeleteFound your blog through this giveaway hop. I love all the daisies!!!
Judy
magnolias_1[at]msn[dot]com
I follow.
ReplyDeleteI always appreciate reviews & author interviews.
I am a reader, not a writer.
I found you through the August Hop.
marypres(AT)gmail(DOT)com
GFC follower as Abby!
ReplyDeleteWill NEVER quit reading!! No way!
Your name: see above lol
How you found my blog: through this blog hop! yay!
Why you like it: it's simple and cool! and i love the background!
What you'd like me to post more of: more books? if that makes sense
reviewsbyabby at gmail dot com
Hi, I'm Dovile, I've found your blog through this blog hop. I like it because of the background, but the script you use is a bit difficult to read:)
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see more book giveaways:)
GFC follower (Dovile)
spamscape [at] gmail [dot] com
Hi! I'm new and excited to be here.
ReplyDeleteI write fiction. YA mostly, but occasionally MG and Adult genres too. While Flash Fiction is my new love, I'm a novelist. Currently I'm writing Urban Fantasy, but have written Historical Fantasy, Romance, Paranormal, High Fantasy, Horror, Adventure, and Sci-fi.
My current WIP is Faux Pas, and has been requested by a couple literary agents. *jumping up and down* Yay!
The pitch: Socially inept Faux only wanted a boyfriend, until she burst into flame and initiated the apocalypse. Now all she wants is to go home.
crystal(at)immortalthemusical(dot)com
I'm a GFC follower as sablelexi.
ReplyDeleteI usually write YA fantasy and dystopian. My current work in progress doesn't have an real title yet, I just keep calling it The Rebels. I'm still working on where its going, so I haven't come up with a pitch yet.
jlynettes @ hotmail . com
I am a gfc follower and not a writer, but a crazy obsessed reader:)
ReplyDeleteI love having teasers, snippets or reviews of upcoming books in the blogs I follow. I love getting excited for upcoming new releases!!
bchild5 at aol dot com
Hello! I'm Diony George and am now following your blog. Check mine out, I'm number 20 on the blog hop list.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite genre to write in is fiction, specifically romantic suspense. However my first published fiction novel was based on a true story(my own) That said,my most current book being reviewed is non-fiction.
I have two WIP, Imperfectly Beautiful, and Inside the Heart.
Real love looks past the obvious
I can't figure out how to follow. The follower box is empty. :( I'll check back to see if it sorts itself out.
ReplyDeleteI write LDS chick lit but my current WIP is a national market YA contemporary. It's called Chameleon and it's about a girl who is trying to win her a spot in the design school of her dreams by piecing a fashion collection together from her crazy great-aunt's hoard.
I came up with a work around to the missing follower widget and pasted your feed into my Google reader. Hope that counts!
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