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Monday, January 21, 2013
Acquiring Trouble Has Stellar Debut!
Acquiring Trouble, the third book in the Bluegrass Brothers Series by Kathleen Brooks is now available on Amazon, Apple, Barnes and Noble, and Kobo! In it's debut week it has already become an International Bestseller hitting the top of the charts on Apple, Amazon, and Barnes and Noble in the United States, Canada, and the UK! Pick up your copy today and enjoy!
AMAZON: http://www.amazon.com/Acquiring-Trouble-Bluegrass-Brothers-ebook/dp/B00B2E2934/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1358513772&sr=1-2&keywords=kathleen+brooks+acquiring+trouble
AMAZON UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Acquiring-Trouble-Bluegrass-Brothers-ebook/dp/B00B2E2934/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1358513953&sr=8-1
APPLE: https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/acquiring-trouble/id592217868?mt=11
BARNES AND NOBLE: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/acquiring-trouble-kathleen-brooks/1114171235?ean=2940016012841
KOBO: http://www.kobobooks.com/ebook/Acquiring-Trouble/book-ODaCD0V_2UmLiLt7EvNW9A/page1.html?s=e9mAWSRyWUiNh_oiLtcJXA&r=6
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Friday, January 4, 2013
Coming Soon: Acquiring Trouble
Coming January 18th!
Acquiring Trouble is the Third book in the Bluegrass Brothers Series.
As a natural born leader, Miles Davies accomplishes anything he puts his mind to. Upon returning home from his special forces duties, he has become the strong foundation of the Davies family and his company. But that strong foundation is about to get rocked in a big way by the one woman that always left him fascinated and infuriated.
Keeneston’s notorious bad girl is back! Morgan Hamilton’s life ended and began on her high school graduation night when she left Keeneston with no plan to ever return. As a self-made businesswoman, Morgan is always looking for her next victory. Little did she know that next victory would involve acquiring the company that belonged to the one man she always wanted for herself.
With their careers and lives on the line, will Miles and Morgan choose love or ambition?
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Friday, November 9, 2012
Author Interview: Amy Metz
I share a lot in common with this next author in the interview series. We are both Kentucky authors, attended Centre College, and write Romance themed mystery/suspense novels set in small Southern towns. We met at Centre's homecoming this year during the book signing and I am pleased to introduce you to Amy Metz!
Information about books by Amy Metz:
Murder & Mayhem In Goose Pimple Junction is the first in a humorous southern mystery series. The second book in the series, Heroes & Hooligans In Goose Pimple Junction, will be released soon.
1. Your book has a very catchy title. Can't help but wonder... is Goose Pimple Junction a real place or a product of your imagination?
It’s both. There is a real Goose Pimple Junction in Virginia that I came across in 1985. I loved the name then and never forgot it. When I decided to write a humorous southern mystery, set in a quirky town, the name just seemed to fit. My fictional GPJ is in Tennessee.
2. What do you have planned for the future? Will you work on stand-alone books or are you creating a series?
Again…both! Goose Pimple Junction is a series. The second one is complete, and I’m working on the third. But because I have writer’s block a lot, and probably because I’m a little ADD-afflicted, I’m also working on two romance novels, a memoir, and a thriller. It depends on which of my imaginary friends is talking to me as to what I work on.
Again…both! Goose Pimple Junction is a series. The second one is complete, and I’m working on the third. But because I have writer’s block a lot, and probably because I’m a little ADD-afflicted, I’m also working on two romance novels, a memoir, and a thriller. It depends on which of my imaginary friends is talking to me as to what I work on.
3. What was your inspiration to write Murder and Mayhem in Goose Pimple Junction?
Sadly, the two murders that take place in the 1930s portion of the book are based on family history. As a child, I heard the stories of the murders many times and always thought someone should write a book about them. One of the murders was never solved, and that’s the basis for they mystery in the book.
4. What one thing can you not live without while you are writing?
Well, I’m not just being cheeky when I say it would be my computer. In addition to the word processor aspect of it, I use the Internet for research or the online thesaurus. Plus, I’d go crazy if I couldn’t check email or take breaks to feed my addiction with Pinterest once in a while.
Well, I’m not just being cheeky when I say it would be my computer. In addition to the word processor aspect of it, I use the Internet for research or the online thesaurus. Plus, I’d go crazy if I couldn’t check email or take breaks to feed my addiction with Pinterest once in a while.
5. What was the last book by another author that you read?
Life Minus 3 ½ by Dennis Hart. I highly recommend it.
Life Minus 3 ½ by Dennis Hart. I highly recommend it.
6. Bless your heart! What is your favorite Southern saying or slang?
Oh my goodness, GPJ is full of southern sayings, so it’s hard to choose, but I do love “Get your straw out of my Kool-Aid.”
Oh my goodness, GPJ is full of southern sayings, so it’s hard to choose, but I do love “Get your straw out of my Kool-Aid.”
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