Casual Flash and Cold with @grey-geniveev-lockhart at MSP ComiCon. Thank you for great conversation, kind words, devoted attention, and such a sweet spirit to be the Flash to my Cold and celebrate Lovesick Titans!
Today we have the pleasure of meeting up with author Amanda Meuwissen to talk about Lovesick Titans ( 26 April 2018 , Amanda ...
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More at the link and the chance for a $25 gift card!
Lovesick Titans by Amanda Meuwissen Lovesick Series #2 Superhero Fantasy April 26, 2018 About the Book:Not even a Titan can always stand up to a God. Malcom Cho is in over his head, wrapped up in a…
This is the type of thoughtful review with strong critique and even issues with some of what is included in the books that I really appreciate. There’s something about reaching a reader who finds faults with your work but can still appreciate it despite that and offer praises as well that can be even more rewarding than simple gushing.
Check it out at the link, but here’s a sneak peek:
I thought the differences in Mal and Danny, the ways in which their good and bad balanced each other, made for a memorable romance. In both Lovesick Gods, and Lovesick Titans, they were the heart of the story, no matter how a reader feels about each specific twist in the plot.
I think we can all agree that inclusivity and diversity in books is great. And what better way to support diversity in gender and sexuality in books than by supporting the LGBT+ authors who write t…
I love it when friends release their own books. There's something about knowing the author that makes reading their stories and exploring th...
Ack, I missed a shout out last week! I blame...RL.
If you haven’t checked out the new release of one of my books, the second and final installment in the Lovesick Series (an adaptation of my ColdFlash fanfic) please do!
I will have blog tours coming up starting the end of this month with a chance at several prizes! Stay tuned!
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It’s fantasy the way fantasy should be – a reflection of reality shown in fantastical ways. It’s still about trauma and mental health and relationships and recovery, but through the guise of heroes and villains and amazing powers. It’s a love story but just as much about learning to love yourself as another person, and in the end, after writing it, I felt better about me and my own struggles, rejuvenating not only my love for my husband, which writing always does for me, but reminding me that at the darkest times there is always a way back into the light.
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New interview today and the LAST stop on this lovely long tour.
There’s still 36 hours left to throw in your hat for the $25 Amazon or Barnes and Noble gift card! I am blown away that we’ve surpassed 5,000 entries, wow!
A sneak peek from today’s stop:
If you could visit your book’s world for a day, what one thing would you do?
In the universe of the Lovesick series, everyone has a connecting element which displays itself through their eye color – fire is red, yellow is lightning, etc. And while most people manifest minor benefits from their element – fire people maybe being able to handle extreme heat better than others, for example – some display stronger fantastical abilities like my two main protagonists.
So, were I to suddenly find myself in their world, I’d want to see if that changed me – are my eyes different, and if they are and I’m connected to an element, which one and what can I do with that? I’d definitely want to experiment.
Personally, I’ve always thought of myself as a fire person, hence those example.