Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts PLUS 'The Last MacKlenna' Cover Reveal

I'm working hard to get The Last MacKlenna ready to launch this weekend. 


BLURB: When Meredith Montgomery, President of Montgomery Winery in Napa, California, discovers she might be facing breast cancer a second time, she buries herself in a working vacation in Scotland. Launching a new wine is a risky and costly venture, and she can’t afford to fail. But her attention is distracted by Elliott Fraser, a handsome, irresistible, and irascible Scotsman.

Elliott Fraser is CEO of MacKlenna Farm in Lexington, Kentucky. He is in control of everything in his life, except his demons, and a leg injury that refuses to heal. When a multi-million-dollar Thoroughbred is murdered, he believes an old nemesis is out to destroy the farm. It’s the worst possible time to meet a woman who loves Scotland, horses, and a wee half when she’s thirsty—a woman he thought didn’t exist.

As their health and work problems tear them apart within days of meeting, their passion refuses to be quieted setting off an explosive chain of events that threaten their hopes and dreams.

Few things are more devastating than a broken heart, and they will discover that one careless moment has left them with an impossible choice to make: Life or Death. 

This riveting story continues the saga of romance across generations of the MacKlenna family that began with The Ruby Brooch. Readers will love how the two story lines are intricately woven together to reveal Kit MacKlenna's lasting legacy in this fascinating and addictive series. 

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If you missed my writing & marketing tweets and retweets from today and yesterday, here they are again: 
  1. WRITING vs RUNNING | Prescription For Murder http://ow.ly/oi1DH
  2. WriteOnCon.com » Quick and Dirty Edit Tips http://ow.ly/oi3Xd
  3. Fun Ways to Plot - @PenandMuse http://ow.ly/oi4a5
  4. Key Components to Include When Writing Your Nonfiction Book http://ow.ly/oi4fh
  5. Ebook Services Professionals http://ow.ly/oi4jw
  6. Bang2Write | 5 Ways To Beat Exposition by Jim Mercurio http://ow.ly/oi4nm
  7. 5 1/2 Steps for Making Feedback Work for Us | Jami Gold, Paranormal Author http://ow.ly/oi4pY
  8. Bang2Write | 5 Steps To Writing The Perfect Cover Letter For Your Novel By Rebecca Perl http://ow.ly/oi4ss
  9. The Book Designer — Monday Mailbox, Questions and Answers on Self-Publishing http://ow.ly/oi4uU
  10. The Masquerade Crew: Self-publishing Stigma – Together, we will get rid of it! (reposted from @epublishabook) http://ow.ly/oiCun
  11. Do ‘Story Physics’ work in Fantasy? http://ow.ly/okpeF
  12. 50 Plain-Language Substitutions for Wordy Phrases http://ow.ly/okpi3
  13. 40 Great Books for Every Writer’s Library | The World's Newest Writing -- Every Day http://ow.ly/okrsk
  14. To Blurb or Not to Blurb? Elaine Neil Orr :: Joelle Delbourgo Associates, Inc. http://ow.ly/okrvl
  15. 10 Things Emerging Writers Need To Learn | TMR Blog http://ow.ly/oksdQ
  16. Conflicted Characters In Conflict http://ow.ly/oksg4
  17. Get Rid of Writer's Block Once and for All | Goins, Writer http://ow.ly/oksjX
  18. Why I’m Thinking About Saying Goodbye to Kobo | The Passive Voice | http://ow.ly/okssm
  19. Writer Unboxed » A Key Book Marketing Principle That Authors Must Learn (or Not Forget) http://ow.ly/omgfg
  20. Passion: How To Tap Into Yours Every Time You Write | Write to Done http://ow.ly/omgOO
  21. Writing and Taxes | Mystery Writing is Murder http://ow.ly/omgTl
  22. How Does An Author Adjust His or Her Approach from Novel to Novel? | Creative Writing with the Crimson League http://ow.ly/omgX6
  23. The Book Marketing Maze: 22 Wrong Turns & How To Avoid Them | Bestseller Labs http://ow.ly/omh6r
  24. I was sick of rejection | The Passive Voice | http://ow.ly/omham
  25. Six Things You Should Be Including in Your EBook (and Probably Aren’t) by David Kudler — The Book Designer http://ow.ly/omheR
  26. ‘Pin It’ Button Outperforming ‘Tweet This’ Button By A Factor Of 10 [INFOGRAPHIC] - AllTwitter http://ow.ly/omibN 

Happy writing & running, Kathy

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