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Deadly Intent blog tour full schedule

Captain's Log, Stardate 07.03.2009

My blog tour for my latest release, Deadly Intent, starts today!

7/5 My hero from Deadly Intent, Dr. Devon Knightley, is being interviewed at the CRAFTIE Ladies of Suspense blog.

7/5 Heartsong Presents author Lena Nelson Dooley asks me what the happiest day of my life was.

7/8 My gorgeous friend, Mrs. Montana International, Angie Breidenbach reviews Deadly Intent.

7/9 My friend and fellow Love Inspired Suspense author Virginia Smith reviews Deadly Intent

7/10 I’m on Angie Breidenbach’s blog writing about the healing and value of spas for people from all walks of life.

7/14 My "theme song" for Deadly Intent was "Mighty to Save" by Hillsong, and I blogged about the story behind how I picked that song for the book. Check out the Youtube videos and lyrics, also.

7/15 I’m on Deena Peterson’s blog (Happy Birthday, Deena!) in an interview, and I came up with a spontaneous contest in response to one of her questions. Contest still going on! I'll update here if someone finally wins!

7/16 I’m guest blogging at Deena Peterson’s blog about some of my favorite Love Inspired Suspense authors.

7/17 Deena Peterson reviews Deadly Intent.

7/17 My fellow Love Inspired Suspense author Liz Johnson asks me what song I’d sing for karaoke.

7/20 Love Inspired and Avon Inspire author Lyn Cote is featuring Deadly Intent on her blog.

7/21 Thriller author Creston Mapes features my book on his blog.

7/22 On historical romance author M.L. Tyndall’s blog, I’m blogging about how my publication journey has impacted my faith in God.

7/22 Lyn Cote is posting a recipe of one of my favorite foods from Deadly Intent, and the story behind it.

7/25 I’m at Prairie Chicks Write Romance talking about how I get by with a little help from my friends.

7/25 An excerpt of Deadly Intent is up on the FIRST Wild Card blog tour. Reviews are up at:

The Journey of Writer Danica Favorite
Critty Joy
Cecelia Dowdy
Blah Blah Reviews
Jennifer Shirk
WORD Up!
Window To My World
Ausjenny
Jane Austen, Chai Tea & Me
Mari's Morning Room
SunnyIslandBreezes.com
Wendi's Book Corner

7/28 My friend MJ reviews my book on her blog, Creative Madness That Makes Me Myself.

7/28 Writers, read about the Basic Building Blocks of Good Story Structure at the blog of contemporary romance author Cheryl Wyatt.

7/30 My hero, Dr. Devon Knightley, talks about his own spiritual battles on Laura Domino’s blog

7/30 I'm on the blog of my friend and fellow Love Inspired Suspense author Janet Dean with a guest blog post about my heroine, Naomi, and her family pressures--which I hope/think a lot of you will relate to!

7/31 Laura Domino reviews Deadly Intent.

8/4 Deborah reviews Deadly Intent.

8/5 Alison Strobel Morrow interviews me about the genre switch, my next book coming out, and what I'm reading right now.

8/12 My friend and Love Inspired romance author Betsy St. Amant reviews Deadly Intent.

8/13 My friend and women’s fiction author Christina Berry reviews Deadly Intent and I show the necklace that inspired Jessica's diamonds in the book! :) (pre-order Christina’s debut novel, The Familiar Stranger!)

8/15 Fellow Love Inspired Suspense author Cara Putman asks me about any embarrassing research books I had to check out of the library, and she also reviews Deadly Intent.

8/15 I blog about ideas for new novels on Myra Johnson’s blog.
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Diane said…
Wow! Busy and exciting. Good Luck!
Fri Jul 03, 12:03:00 PM 2009
Tarasview said…
I'm on the FIRST tour and will include my review then but I've already finished the book & love it so let me know if you'd like me to do something else :)
Sun Jul 05, 12:36:00 PM 2009
Christina Tarabochia said…
You are so awesome to include the link to buy my debut novel THE FAMILIAR STRANGER in your post!!! ;-)
Thu Jul 09, 01:57:00 AM 2009
Camy Tang said…
No prob, Christina! I'm so excited about it coming out!
Camy
Thu Jul 09, 08:49:00 AM 2009
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