Adrienne Quintana at Pink Umbrella Books was featured on the last two episodes of the Ready-Set-Write podcast! Click the links below to listen to Adrienne and the Ready-Set-Writing crew talk about indie vs. traditional publishing. Season 1, Episode 9 – Guest Adrienne Quintana Season 1, Episode 10 – Traditional vs. Indie Publishing
As part of the blog tour for The Box, I’d like to introduce you to the author, Yvette Cragun. Yvette is my oldest and dearest friend. She’s also my sister. Separated by only two years in age, we spent nearly every day playing together while we were growing up. We stomped down the willows behind…
I bought a copy of Sarah Boucher’s debut novel Becoming Beauty when I met her at Salt Lake Comic Con in 2015. Since my twelve-year-old daughter loved the book, I jumped at the chance to participate in the blog tour for Sarah’s follow up novel, Midnight Sisters, a retelling of Twelve Dancing Princesses. About the Book:…
She left early this morning for BYU Idaho, marking the end of her “gap year,” and honestly, I’m a complete mess. How do I even begin to thank Marnae for the thousands of hours of that gap that were filled up helping me? For anybody who doesn’t know by now, Marnae is my youngest sister. She…
Adrienne Quintana and Pink Umbrella Books are excited to announce the “Reclamation” blog tour, which will run September 16-30, 2016. Interested bloggers should email us at pinkumbrellab… Source: Reclamation Blog Tour
Sixteen years ago, I didn’t know that March Madness existed. My husband and I were dating during March Madness in 2000, and he insisted that I fill out my very first bracket. Considering that I chose winners based on the color of the teams’s uniforms and how cool I thought their mascot was, I did surprisingly well. Growing…
Check out Reclamation’s Goodreads page for a synopsis, release date, and information about upcoming events and giveaways.
Source: Walls, Fences, and Gates
I live in a gated community. I’m not really sure what’s so great about that, because everyone and their dog has the code and even when people don’t have the code, they just wait until someone opens the gate and then follow them right in. I assume that the wall, fence, and gate are meant…
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