Hindsight finished on a note of broken bones and shattered glass, teeth on the pavement and the sound of sirens. That wasn’t the end of the story for Shirley, though, or his sister Haley. Their stories continue in Fracture, coming out at the end of this month. Stay tuned, and in the meantime, if you haven’t picked up Hindsight, make sure you grab that first!
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Howdy! Don’t be shy. Come on closer to the campfire. Shake the dust off your boots and sit a while. I’ve got a pot of coffee on and some tobacco to roll if you like. Beautiful night isn’t it? Where am I coming from? I’m caravanning on a month long blog tour. I’ve been to a few nice places this past week. Let me tell you about them.
I started off with a guest post on writing in first person POV over at my friend, Ravina’s blog. Hindsight, my novel, is written in first person, after all. I left four tips for writers who’d like to tackle the perspective or those who’d just like to refine their knowledge of it.
Then I rolled into Bunny’s Reviews for a little sit down and chat–an author interview, if you like–about my family, about fears, and failure.
I stopped over at Author’s Friend with another guest post of six tips for less procrastinating and more doing.
And just before I got here, I found my way onto The Reading Cat for another author interview. (And yes, it did sound an awful lot like the first one, so if you’ve read my interview on Bunny’s Reviews, you know the answer to these questions).
I’ll be sure to keep the posts coming your way as I continue to stop off and visit with all the fine folks I meet along the way. Meanwhile, how ’bout a drop of whiskey in that coffee?
That’s right! Pinch yourself, rub your eyes, slap a cactus; you’re not dreaming. Christmas has come early this year, kiddos, and you’re all on the nice list. For the next five days, Hindsight, a thriller, is free on Amazon. Just click this link right here and get your free download! And be sure to star it and let me know how you like it. Happy reading!
Owen Banner 