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Brad in the play "The Tempest".
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You can't talk about the arts at Fountain Valley School without talking about Hunter Frost. For generations, he inspired a love of theater
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Brad in the play "The Tempest".
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You can't talk about the arts at Fountain Valley School without talking about Hunter Frost. For generations, he inspired a love of theater
I had so many bookish plans for January. Not only blog plans for Bookwinked, but also to bring my to-be-read book pile down a few notches, but it didn’t go according to plan. That’s okay too, because on the reading front I discovered a few gems.
My initial plan was to finally finish the Magnus Chase series (so far as published) by Ric Riordan and read a few Glass Throne books by Sarah J. Maas. For the bookish swaps I did in December, I got a few new books in the series. Then there were the Fairy Loot books I got in the last few months that I haven’t got around to reading yet.
Instead, I read up on C.S. Poe as Southernmost Murder was released and Josh Lanyon gifted me the ARC for Murder takes the High Road. Then there were a few review books I got, both through authors and through Netgalley that I read.
Usually I read more than 13 (e-)books in a month, but I also got down to a few plans that I have, most involving artsy stuff. I started a new Bullet Journal and I’m developing my aquarelle painting skills. Of course, January was also a good month for movies as we finally FINALLY got to see the last instalment in the Maze Runner series: The Death Cure. Now I can finally read the books I didn’t want to read until the movie trilogy was completely released.
I think I’ve babbeled enough about January. On to the books I’ve read.
Did you read all the books you wanted to read in January?
Books read in January
Summer floral concept with bright blue forget-me-not flowers
The first month of the year is over already and I read a few books. Curious as to what I read? I had so many bookish plans for January. Not only blog plans for Bookwinked, but also to bring my to-be-read book pile down a few notches, but it didn't go according to plan.
Featured Books: Cemeteries by Moonlight - Hunter Frost
Today Bookwinked launches a new category: Featured Books. The first post is for Hunter Frost's Cemeteries by Moonlight
Featured Books is a few item at Bookwinked. It’s a post about a book I really liked and want to talk and fangirl about without the restrictions of a review.
Cemeteries by Moonlightby Hunter Frost – a new to me author – is a book that has elements of romance and mystery and is set in New Orleans with not-so-average characters. All the elements I like in a book. Plus cemeteries, voodoo, ghost…
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Book Review: Cemeteries by Moonlight by Hunter Frost
Book Review: Cemeteries by Moonlight by Hunter Frost
Reviewed by Ami Title: Cemeteries by Moonlight Author: Hunter Frost Series: States of Love – Louisiana Heroes: Drew Daniels/Finn Murphy Genre: MM Contemporary Length: 108 Pages Publisher: Dreamspinner Press Release Date: January 18, 2017 Available at: Amazon and Barnes & Noble Add it to your shelf: Goodreads Blurb: When a serious bout of writer’s block threatens to delay mystery author Drew…
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Cemeteries by Moonlight | Book Chat with Author Hunter Frost
Today I’m bidding a happy hello to fellow Dreamspinner Press author Hunter Frost. Hunter’s new story, Cemeteries by Moonlight, due out on January 18th, is part of Dreamspinner’s States of Love series, featuring stories set in the 51 states of the USA. This story covers Louisiana and, I’m sorry, it’s mine the moment it comes out. I fell in love with New Orleans because of an old, old recipe book.…
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Honorary Blogger Hunter Frost: What Can A Writing Group Do For You?
Honorary Blogger Hunter Frost: What Can A Writing Group Do For You?
What Can A Writing Group Do For You? by Hunter Frost
It’s been nearly a week since the release of my first short story, “What Can Brown Do For You?” featured in the Men In Uniformanthology from Torquere Press, and I couldn’t be more thrilled with its reception. This story was the product of my participation in a writing workshop, and while that played a huge part in helping me create, polish,…
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Book Review: What Can Brown Do For You? by Hunter Frost
Book Review: What Can Brown Do For You? by Hunter Frost
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Title: What Can Brown Do For You? Author: Hunter Frost Series: Men in Uniform Anthology Heroes: Sean Barlow/Rob Goodwin Genre: MM Contemporary Length: 33 pages Publisher: Torquere Press, Inc. Release Date: May 21, 2014 Available at: Torquere, Amazon & All Romance eBooks
Men in Uniform Anthology is also available at Torquere.
Add it to your shelf: Goodreads
Blurb: IT geek Sean Barlow…
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