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Book Release Announcement: Butterflies and Flutterbyes by Maggie Lowe
Butterflies and Flutterflyes- Dreaming in Words Author- Maggie Love Publisher- Hydra Productions Cover- Chandra TruLove Fry Poetry full of emotions. Dark, silly, love, it’s all there. All inspiring with entertainment all wrapped up in one book. With over 30 poems that will touch your heart, make you cry and laugh all at the same time Pre-Order Amazon Interview By Bronwyn Good afternoon everyone, please welcome to the floor Maggie Lowe, now Maggie I know you wear many hats and have your fingers in many pots. But first I want to talk about you and how I know you. We had been casual friends on Facebook for some time, and I…
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Book Tour: Butterflies and Flutterbyes
Butterflies and Flutterflyes- Dreaming in Words Author- Maggie Love Publisher- Hydra Productions Cover- Chandra TruLove Fry Poetry full of emotions. Dark, silly, love, it’s all there. All inspiring with entertainment all wrapped up in one book. With over 30 poems that will touch your heart, make you cry and laugh all at the same time Pre-Order Amazon Author Maggie Lowe has been writing ever since she was able to pick up a pencil. As a child, she could create worlds of all kinds. At the age of eight, she wrote her first song. When she was thirteen she wrote her first fan-fiction story. At the age of twenty-five, she wrote…
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Book Blog Tour: Thrice Nine Legends Saga
After nearly twenty years since its conception, the first volume of the Thrice Nine Legends Saga is finally complete. Delve into NINE epic tales, spanning over 1000 years of history and 2000 pages, with death-defying characters and grimdark schemes, which frequently explore the darker side of humanity. Based on Slavic folklore and legend, Thrice Nine Legends will stay with you long after the last page is turned. In celebration, the internationally, award-winning story and the first book in the saga, Anaerfell, is free wherever books are sold. The Blood of Dragons: Book 1 2017 International Award-Winning Novel in Epic Fantasy Drast and Tyran might be considered a bit black-hearted, or…
