Sunday Connection Books We’ve Reviewed This Week Plus Links To The Blogosphere #SundayBlogShare

This week we’ve been reviewing the following:

Monday – classic American historical fiction My Antonia by Willa Cather

And Knights Templar historical fiction Daughter Of War by SJA Turney

Tuesday – women’s fiction The Girl I Used To Know by Faith Hogan

And family saga Madonna Of The Mountains by Elise Valmorbida

Wednesday – Terry reviewed Tudor historical fiction Mary: Tudor Princess by Tony Riches

Thursday – Noelle reviewed crime fiction The Maori Detective by DA Crossman

Friday – Teri reviewed modern fairy tale The Royal Deal by DG Driver

And I reviewed thriller Girl Without A Voice by Chris Bridge

Saturday Judith reviewed thriller Hiding by Jenny M Potts

Plus links to interesting posts from the blogosphere.

Hashtags for new book bloggers

https://catonthebookshelf.wordpress.com/2018/03/26/the-guide-to-twitter-hashtags-for-new-book-bloggers/

A look behind the scenes of a small press publisher

http://www.scifiandscary.com/small-press-interview-crystal-lake-publishing/

How to write better fight scenes

http://www.springhole.net/writing/write-better-action-and-fight-scenes.htm

Being Published – Part 1 The Contract

http://emmadarwin.typepad.com/thisitchofwriting/2018/04/being-published-part-1-contracts.html

What is it really like to be an author?

https://ronelthemythmaker.wordpress.com/2018/04/13/what-is-it-really-like-to-be-a-writer-atozchallenge/

Sunday Connection – Books We’ve Reviewed This Week, Plus Links To The Blogosphere #SundayBlogShare

On This Week’s Sunday Connection:

Monday – I reviewed WW2 Histfic The Secrets Between Us by Laura Madeleine

Tuesday Noelle reviewed Histfic The Likeness by Bill Kirton

Wednesday – Judith reviewed family memoir Castles In The Air by Allison Cubitt

Thursday – I reviewed romance Break The Line by Allison Mullinax

Friday – Shelley reviewed action thriller Savage Isle by Beverley Scherberger

And I reviewed Romcom The Single Girl’s Calendar by Erin Green

Saturday – Jenny R reviewed travel autobiography Living In Italy by Stef Smulders

Discussion post

Are you A Butterfly Reader?

Plus Links To The Blogosphere:

A look at Hybrid -publishers

https://storyempire.com/2018/03/07/throwing-darts-blindfolded-author-considerations/

Tips for character names

http://annerallen.com/2018/03/9-tips-character-names/

Indie friendly book reviewers

http://triskelebooks.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/indie-friendly-book-reviewers.html

 

Sunday Connection – Books We’ve Reviewed This Week Plus Blogosphere Links #SundayBlogShare

Sunday Connection February 25th

Monday – I reviewed western romance Call Of The Canyon by Zane Grey

Tuesday – Terry reviewed WW1 PTSD novella Fred’s Funeral by Sandy Day

Wednesday – Karen reviewed thriller The Weight Of Shadows by Karl Holton

Thursday –  I reviewed Romantic comedy The Year Of Surprising Acts Of Kindness by Laura Kemp

Plus women’s fiction A Country Escape by Katie Fforde

Friday – Judith reviewed horror Ghosts Of Manor House by Matt Powers

Saturday – Olga reviewed historical romance Tearagh’t by Craig Newnes

Plus links to the blogosphere

Be an organised blogger with these tips

http://avalinahsbooks.space/tools-can-help-organized-blogger-social-media-networking/

5 reasons your blog will never make any money

https://elenaopeters.com/2018/01/27/reasons-blog-never-make-money/

Why reading can make you a better writer

https://rachelpoli.com/2018/02/22/why-you-need-to-read-good-books-to-write-good-books-guest-post/

How to move your blog from Blogger to WordPress

http://avalinahsbooks.space/move-from-blogger-to-wordpress/

Confessions of a book blogger

https://booksnacksblog.wordpress.com/2018/02/23/blogging-confessions-sneaky-things/

Sunday Connection – What’s Been Happening This Week? #Blogging #SundayBlogShare

Catch up With This Week’s Book Reviews.

Then Follow The Links To Posts From Around The Blogosphere

Monday – I reviewed romantic suspense The Obsession by Nora Roberts

Tuesday – Noelle reviewed Victorian romance The Viscount And The Vicar’s Daughter by Mimi Matthews

Wednesday – Robbie reviewed WW1 survivor’s tale Fred’s Funeral by Sandy Day

Thursday – I reviewed contemporary The Things We Don’t Say by Roberta R Carr

Friday – It was my turn on the blog tour with a review for paranormal thriller The Doll Funeral by Kate Hamer

Saturday – I reviewed novella and paranormal romance Confessions Of A Pirate Ghost by Jo-Ann Carson

Fun posts

Tuesday Teaser – from thriller The Intruder by P.S. Hogan

What am I reading? For WWW Wednesday

Plus links from around the Blogosphere

Ever wanted to write a memoir?

https://blog.reedsy.com/how-to-write-a-memoir/

Advice about querying publishing agents

https://lyndseyhallblog.wordpress.com/2018/01/18/in-the-query-trenches-author-toolbox-blog-hop/

Book Blogger Etiquette: How To Get Comments

http://avalinahsbooks.space/book-blogger-get-comments/

The One Thing That Will Kill Book Sales Dead—And 10 Ways to Avoid it.

http://annerallen.com/2018/01/kill-book-sales-10-ways/

Fanna’s post supports fellow book bloggers

https://fannatality.wordpress.com/2018/01/25/discussion-book-bloggers-a-publicity-team-that-should-be-respected-oh-and-theyre-free-for-an-unlimited-time/

Shannon discusses expanding  the YA & NA genres

https://shannonathompson.com/2018/01/27/na-or-ya-college-aged-protagonists/