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OWLET by Emma Michaels wins gold in the 2013 Literary Classics Book Awards

2013-10-15T10:08:00.001-04:00

Congratulations to OWLET author Emma Michaels

for being named the gold medal recipient

in the 2013 Literary Classics Book Awards

Fantasy Fiction Young Adult category!

http://www.clcawards.org/2013-Award-Books.html

Release day celebration for "Eyrie: Society of Feathers #2" by Emma Michaels

2013-10-13T00:01:00.000-04:00

Eyrie:
Society of Feathers #2

Somewhere between falling and flying...you will find the truth.

The truth is being unveiled and Iris’ past is unlike anything she ever could have guessed. For Stryx, finding your missing half doesn’t always mean finding your mate. Iris has been missing a part of herself for so long that no one is sure she will be able to put the pieces back together and her ever reliable dreams may be forcing her astray. Coping with the death of someone she loved, she is forced to face the truth and break free from the lies that have caged her.

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Excerpt

Iris lost herself in Falcon's arms, feeling the world drift away again as her lips melted against his stronger, larger ones. The warmth spreading through her body felt like electricity filling very part of her, pooling at the tips of her fingers where she touched his shoulders then traced along his arms. The tension that had worked its way up her back and through her own shoulders released as his hand brushed lightly down the length of her spine, sending sparks through every nerve.

"Please," she whispered softly, centimeters from his lips as they breathed in each other's warm breath. She felt herself lean towards him, this time not holding back as she moved his arm to her waist, making him wrap both arms around her fully. His secure hold on her was the only thing keeping her upright.

"Anything," he whispered into her ear a few moments later after she had caught her breath.

"Be the one beside me when I enter the masquerade. Be the one by my side when I change it all. I know I can do it on my own or with Nestor but...I don't want to. I want you both there with me,” Iris said.

The look on Falcon's face, the light in his eyes, showed her the joy he found in her invitation. "I was waiting for you to ask. Waiting for you to want to need me, even if you never will. It would be my pleasure, Izzy. I will always be there for you. Nothing could pull me away." He didn't say the words but they still hung silently between them, the knowledge that anyone who tried to pull him away from her would die trying. She knew she should be afraid, but somehow he was the only person she knew she could trust, the only one her heart was perfectly sure about, like a tether tied them together, connecting their lives.

"I do need you. Even if I don't, I still need you." She whispered and kissed him harder, forgetting the world outside their doors, ready to explore the man that the boy she had known had become. The man who felt like such a part of her now that she had accepted him. She didn't know what she’d do if she ever lost him. She had never felt a connection this powerful, this all consuming.

"I love you." He whispered, his eyes gazing into hers, their intensity only pulling her further into the joy of just being close to him, just letting herself forget the world she wanted so desperately to help, to change. "I want to do something for you."

"What is it?" Iris almost pulled back, not wanting to lose the moment between them but instead she leaned the side of her face against his chest so that she could hear his heart beating.

"I want to show you what it’s like to run without hesitation, without taking away the one part of running that makes it so magical̶the freedom. I want to show you that freedom." He bent and traced his fingers along the back of her legs. They buckled but he lifted her, taking it as an invitation.

She smiled and leaned against his chest. This time he wasn't carrying her because something was wrong. It was like when they were kids and he wanted to show her he was strong enough to support her, that he could be that person who would pick her up even if she hadn't fallen. He walked to the door and she turned the doorknob for him. They found Autumn in the hallway.

"Wanna go for a run?" Falcon asked Autumn, his voice a conspiratory whisper.

"Sure!" She said and smiled lightly when she realized what Falcon was planning. "Every girl should get to feel the aves inside of her come alive."

Iris smiled feeling like she had her team. They were the people she needed and wanted by her side. They were the ones who kept her human and kind, protecting her at all costs. Nestor was upstairs with Nathaniel preparing for his duties in their upcoming plans. The rest of her family was downstairs. As they jogged by, they passed Jarem on the way, heading up to meet Diana. "We’re going running, wanna come?" Falcon offered and Iris laughed.

"If you invite everyone we may as well all go." Iris giggled and smiled widely, looking forward to it, not caring who decided to come. Iris knew that no matter how people surrounded her and Falcon, somehow they were always alone. They were the only two people in on the secret. That was their unusual type of love. It would only grow with time and trust as long as it was never betrayed.

"Sure, why not." Jarem said and smiled. He opened the door to Diana's room and hollered, "We’re going running with Falcon, wanna come?"

"Absolutely!" They heard Diana yell back. She joined them even though she was wearing a short dress. Not bothering to change, she threw a pair of high-tops on with it.

As they jogged through the house David joined them, leaving the fort to Neal, Garah and Griffin so as not to disturb Nathaniel and Nestor. When they went out the door, Diana led them to the back of the house, going through the garden to a strange trail beyond it. "Is this the fairy trail?" Jarem asked. When Diana nodded, he smiled and looked at Iris. "It's perfect."

"Wooooo!" Diana shouted, crying out like a hawk soaring through the sky. Jarem and even Autumn joined in and Iris realized it was for her and Falcon, egging them on. Falcon set her on her feet and knelt down the way he once had to offer her a ride on his back. She blushed feeling like that same little girl for one beautiful moment, attaching herself to his back and holding onto him tightly.

The bird calls got louder and louder until Falcon got ready and whispered, "You ready?"

"Yes." She whispered next to his ear and then looked straight ahead realizing, she really did need him. Falcon knew what she needed even before she did. As he started running, she shifted her weight and realized, she fit so well against his back, like they had been molded for just this moment, for him to give her the freedom that her body robbed her of. Suddenly her grudges against her body for being made the way it was disappeared as the wind whipped her hair away from her face. She arched her back ever so slightly to get the full effect and to keep her weight manageable for Falcon as he ran faster and faster. Her heart felt like it was soaring for the very first time. There was nothing like it, the faster he went the more amazing it felt. All she could feel was the earth around her and the link to her aves.

She couldn't help but giggle with glee as she watched Diana pass them, holding her arms out at her sides like wings. The wind was pushing her arms behind her, and her face was lifted toward the sunlight shining through the trees. Jarem sped to catch up with her and they started to race each other, getting competitive each time one of them would pass the other.

Autumn was at Falcon’s side as she called out, "Oh come on, go for it. She'll love it!"

"Faster!" Iris squealed like a little kid, the sheer joy of movement giving her a rush she had never felt before. As she leaned her face against Falcon's, she could feel that he was smiling as he gained speed. He wrapped his arms behind her, entwining his fingers at her back like he was stretching as his position formed a brace for her. She leaned into it and as he went faster and faster. She slowly let go of his shoulders and held her arms out at her sides like Diana. The sun beat down on her face and arms. As she closed her eyes, she felt like she was flying, really and truly flying.

Author Emma Michaels

Emma Michaels is a multi-talented bookish girl. Not only is she the designer of beautiful covers, but she has many other accomplishments under her belt. She started book blogging in 2009 and was first published in 2010 (The Thirteenth Chime). She started The Writers Voice in 2011 as a way to help readers get to know authors on another level.

She moved to Washington at seventeen to be with the man that she loves, who asked her what she secretly wanted to be when she grew up. Naturally, she told him that she wanted to be an author, but at the time she thought "it was a pipe dream." He encouraged her to pursue her dreams and taught her that "sometimes reaching for the impossible can make a world of difference in your life." Now she is published and reaching well beyond what most people can imagine.

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2013-07-01T11:06:00.003-04:00

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OWLET by Emma Michaels earns the Literary Classics Seal of Approval

2013-05-03T10:19:00.003-04:00

Iris is a seventeen year old girl who suffers from severe asthma. Her life has been quite sheltered, in part due to her poor health; but there seems to be more to the story than just that. Her world is shrouded in mystery and her father seems bent on keeping her in the dark on so many issues.

For as long as she can remember, she has lived with her father and a woman named Diana, who home-schools and provides care for her. For years Emma has had recurring dreams which she can't seem to put out of her mind. In particular, she dreams of an ethereal home on a secluded island.

When Iris learns she will be traveling with Diana to the island home where her mother and father had once lived, her dreams start coming back to her in full force. Iris, who has no recollection of the island, begins to realize the parallels between her dreams and the place where she now resides.

As Iris begins to learn the truth behind her past, and the realities of her world, she comes to understand the sacrifices which have been made over the years to protect her from the secrets she has yet to fully discover.

Owlet, by Emma Michaels, is a refreshingly unique book with an introduction which will entice and enthrall readers. The book starts out very strong with a bit of a cliff-hanger for a finish. Many unanswered questions will most surely be revealed in the sequel to this beautifully penned book.

Owlet has earned the Literary Classics Seal of Approval.

LITERARY CLASSICS Book Reviews and Awards http://literaryclassicsreviews.com

Release day celebration for A PRIVILEGE: THE ANGEL CHRONICLES, BOOK 3 by Amy Lignor!

2013-04-16T00:01:00.000-04:00

A Privilege:
The Angel Chronicles, Book 3

The beloved Angel/Warrior team face pure evil in their final climactic story!

The first time they were sent down, Irish lives were led. Emily, the angel, ended up embedded in murder and lost in the realm of true love. While Matthew, the warrior, took over a life that left blood on his hands and anger in his soul.

With their second coming, Emily found herself facing an oncoming war that brought her to the shores of America. While Matthew tried desperately to unveil the evil character of a young man who was intent on locking his partner in a ‘gilded’ cage.

Now...Emily and Matthew find that their lives are all their own. Yet, all the memories, hatred, longing and regret have come hand-in-hand with this newfound freedom.

In small town U.S.A., Matthew finds himself loving his new life. From his military school existence to a new, ‘odd’ friend who’s arrived in town, Matthew’s looking forward to graduation and heading off into a brilliant future with Emily by his side.

Emily wants nothing more than to hide. Although doing her best to fit in, she lives a life on the edge, wondering when her past love with reappear to either forgive or seek revenge on the angel who let him down. Battling the shadows that seem to be breaking her soul in two, Emily soon discovers that her small, quiet town has a secret that’s beyond dangerous...

As she and Matthew join forces to help a ‘haunted’ victim, they open the door on a mystery neither of them can believe. A true villain has returned from the past, and not even their heavenly family will be able to save them. This time they’re on their own, as they face a fight that could lead them straight to Hell…and end the angel/warrior team forever.

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Excerpt

Without a word, Matthew reached out, took Emily by the hand and pulled her down beside him. He looked into her eyes and smiled. “I knew my Emily was still in there.”

Out of the blue, the room became incredibly hot, as if Gabriel had entered in order to give a lesson to his favorite students. “What?”

“That spark.” He pulled Emily’s face closer before she could push herself away. “You’ve been acting all this time like you’re just here to sit and wait it out until you’re lucky enough to go Home. But you’re still in there, Emily. You still have all that energy and belief in there and you want to do something. That’s the partner I know.”

Shaking her head, Emily listened to her own breathing intensify as she stared at his full lips and wondered why she felt so completely and utterly strange...vulnerable even. “I want to help this girl. This is a job, maybe my only job down here. She saw a ghost and she wants me to help her out, that’s all.”

“And you will.” Matthew captured Emily’s lips, and she could no longer feel the breath in her lungs. Completely different than the one kiss they’d shared up above so long ago, this one was far more demanding, as if Matthew was a young man determined to kiss his human love for the very first time.

Sitting back, Emily practically jumped off the bed.

“I’m sorry,” she heard him whisper behind her. “I guess I was just excited to see you again.”

Not trusting her voice, she remained silent.

“We have jobs, but we also have a life to live. Our own lives this time around. Maybe you should think about adding that into your angelic plans.” Matthew continued softly, “Jason isn’t here, Emily.”

The name being said out loud sent a chill down Emily’s spine. It reminded her of the vow she’d made a long time ago—a vow that an angel couldn’t break.

She cleared her throat. “It doesn’t matter if he’s here. We were sent to do a job, and maybe helping this little girl prove her story is what I need to begin.”

Standing up, Matthew looked as if he was a man who wanted nothing more than to turn back the clock and erase the name he’d spoken aloud. He walked to the open window. “Well, I hope the job goes well. Good luck with it.”

“Matthew,” Emily took a step toward him. “Don’t leave like this.”

He nodded at the book on the bed. “You have your mission, Emily...your job. Ghosts, goblins, lost souls—knock yourself out.” He took a deep breath. “I wonder when you’re going to figure out that the living souls around you would like some of your attention as well.”

Closing her eyes, Emily shed silent tears as she heard his feet hit the ground beneath her window. A friend, a partner, the one who actually listened, was now just an angry young man racing back to The Armory—a place where warriors reigned.

Emily sighed. She’d done it again. No matter how hard she tried to be good, her mouth always got her into trouble. She needed Matthew to understand. She’d made a promise to a young man a long time ago; a promise that was supposed to last for eternity. How was she to know at the time that their eternity would include death by her hand? Had the second time around broken their vow? Emily had no idea. But whatever happened she could not and would not offer Matthew her heart if payment was still due for her past sins. Above all, Matthew was the last person who deserved to be punished for her mistakes.

Author Amy Lignor

Amy Lignor began her career at Grey House Publishing in northwest Connecticut where she was the Editor-in-Chief of numerous educational and business directories.

Now she is a published author of several works of fiction. The Billy the Kid historical The Heart of a Legend; the thriller, Mind Made; and the adventure novel, Tallent & Lowery 13.

She is also the owner of The Write Companion, a company that offers help and support to writers through a full range of editorial services from proofreading and copyediting to ghostwriting and research. As the daughter of a research librarian, she is also an active book reviewer.

Currently, she lives with her daughter, mother and a rambunctious German Shepherd named Reuben, in the beautiful state of New Mexico.

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2013-03-21T10:09:00.002-04:00

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2013-03-08T15:29:00.001-05:00

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Night Owl Reviews names GILDED WINGS a top pick

2013-02-06T09:51:00.003-05:00

You will hold your breathe while you read to the very last page!

Read more at:
http://www.nightowlreviews.com/v5/Reviews/Crossroadreview-reviews-Gilded-Wings-by-Amy-Lignor

GILDED WINGS blog tour stops - January 31

2013-01-31T09:29:00.004-05:00

Stop A Excerpt:

Quickly passing by the disgruntled butler who’d been standing right at the door as she’d blown in with the giggling children, Anya ignored the surly man and raced upstairs behind the boys. Washing up, she changed into a lovely new dress that was the color of a fall sunset. The fabric was orange crème silk and—according to Hope—completely complimented the amber color of her eyes. Anya’s skin was glowing from her long day in the vibrant sunshine, and she truly felt like a princess who’d been saved from certain death.

Kneeling beside the freshly made bed, Anya prayed. She thanked Him for the gifts, especially the laughter of Gregori, and sending her a true savior when Drew Parrish was placed into her life. Rising up with the first chime of the bell, Anya led the now clean and freshly-dressed boys downstairs to dinner.

Padding softly into the room, they found it dark and empty.

Myles pulled on the soft folds of her dress. “We eat dinner in the dining room,” he said, smiling up at her. “This is the breakfast room.”

She straightened his jacket and offered him a grin. “Well, will you and Gregori be kind enough to show me?”

Myles giggled as they each took one of Anya’s hands.

The Gilded Wings blog tour continues thanks to:

Bev at The Wormhole (Stop #97)

Continuing Read-Along Excerpt:
“Hello,” he stuttered back, looking as if he’d seen an angel.

Guest Post:
Amy talks about how technology is not the only form of inspiration.

http://wormyhole.blogspot.com/2013/01/blog-tour-gilded-wings-by-amy-lignor.html

Michael at Michael Loring (Stop #98)

Continuing Read-Along Excerpt:
Hope monopolized the conversation by regaling the men of their adventures...

Guest Post:
Amy talks about how a team is born.

http://michaelloring.com/gilded-wings-the-angel-chronicles-2-by-amy-lignor-blog-tour/

Andrea at Andi's Young Adult Books (Stop #99)

Continuing Read-Along Excerpt:
...fall to his knees and ask Anya to believe in him for the rest of her life.

Guest Post:
Amy talks about her writing routine.

http://andisyoungadult.blogspot.com/2013/01/gilded-wings-angel-chronicles-book-2.html

GILDED WINGS blog tour stop - January 28

2013-01-28T09:23:00.003-05:00

The Gilded Wings blog tour continues thanks to:

Jen at Romancing the Book (Stop #95)

Continuing Read-Along Excerpt:
Drew, being the perfect escort, took them inside and then...

Guest Post:
Amy ponders: A road paved with gold?

http://romancing-the-book.com/2013/01/guest-contest-amy-lignor-2.html

GILDED WINGS blog tour stop - January 26

2013-01-28T09:22:00.004-05:00

The Gilded Wings blog tour continues thanks to:

Nora at Only God Can Make a Tree (Stop #94)

Continuing Read-Along Excerpt:
She was mesmerized by the glorious fabrics, ornate crystals and jewels...

Guest Post:
Amy talks about how writing is not a solitary profession.

http://ogcmat.blogspot.com/2013/01/guilded-wings-angel-chronicles-book-2.html

GILDED WINGS blog tour stop - January 25

2013-01-25T09:25:00.002-05:00

The Gilded Wings blog tour continues thanks to:

Kate at Read 2 Review (Stop #93)

Continuing Read-Along Excerpt:
"Your father may be wealthy, but..."

Review:
There were parts of this book that really touched my heart.

http://read2review.com/2013/01/25/tribute-books-gilded-wings-the-angel-chronicles-book-2-by-amy-lignor/

GILDED WINGS blog tour stop - January 24

2013-01-24T09:16:00.004-05:00

The Gilded Wings blog tour continues thanks to:

Judy at Long and Short Reviews (Stop #92)

Continuing Read-Along Excerpt:
Anya shivered at his haunted words; every once in a while a sadness came from his eyes that she didn’t understand.

Guest Post:
Amy talks about Matt & Emily’s ‘supporting’ cast.

http://www.longandshortreviews.com/guest-blogs/guest-blog-amy-lignor/

GILDED WINGS blog tour stop - January 23

2013-01-23T09:20:00.004-05:00

The Gilded Wings blog tour continues thanks to:

Lizzy at Lizzy's Dark Fiction (Stop #91)

Continuing Read-Along Excerpt:
"I’m teaching you about America by telling you gossip, of all things."

Guest Post:
Amy talks about unmasking the hero.

http://www.lizzylessard.com/guest-post-read-along-gilded-wings-by-amy-lignor/

GILDED WINGS blog tour stop - January 22

2013-01-22T09:08:00.004-05:00

The Gilded Wings blog tour continues thanks to:

Rummanah at Books in the Spotlight (Stop #90)

Continuing Read-Along Excerpt:
Drew offered a reassuring smile at Anya’s worried look.

http://booksinthespotlight.blogspot.com/2013/01/gilded-wings-angel-chronicles-2-excerpt.html

GILDED WINGS blog tour stop - January 21

2013-01-21T09:15:00.004-05:00

The Gilded Wings blog tour continues thanks to:

Lynn at Lynn Thompson Books (Stop #89)

Continuing Read-Along Excerpt:
“She holds the summer ball every year and invites everyone...”

Guest Post:
Amy writes a special post entitled 'The Local Library.'

http://lynnthompsonbooks.blogspot.com/2013/01/gilded-wings-angel-chronicles-book-2.html

GILDED WINGS blog tour stop - January 18

2013-01-18T09:15:00.002-05:00

The Gilded Wings blog tour continues thanks to:

Henrietta at Leisure Reads (Stop #88)

Continuing Read-Along Excerpt:
“A man who spends that much has a guilty conscience.”

Guest Post:
Amy asks: How would Emily’s ‘love’ propose?

http://www.leisurereads.com/gilded-wings-amy-lignor/

GILDED WINGS blog tour stop - January 17

2013-01-17T09:17:00.001-05:00

The Gilded Wings blog tour continues thanks to:

Yiota at Splash of Our Worlds (Stop #87)

Continuing Read-Along Excerpt:
“You’re much too fine a lady for this dirty cur.”

Guest Post:
Amy writes: Young Adult is back with a vengeance!

http://splashofourworlds.blogspot.com/2013/01/guespost-young-adult-is-back-with.html

GILDED WINGS blog tour stop - January 16

2013-01-16T09:50:00.002-05:00

The Gilded Wings blog tour continues thanks to:

Nicole at Nicole Notated (Stop #86)

Continuing Read-Along Excerpt:
Max looked a bit confused as he glanced at Anya.

http://www.nicoleolea.com/amy-lignor-gilded-wings/

GILDED WINGS blog tour stop - January 15

2013-01-15T09:17:00.004-05:00

The Gilded Wings blog tour continues thanks to:

Cheryl at The Children's & Teens' Book Connection (Stop #85)

Continuing Read-Along Excerpt:
His smile had disappeared at once, as a look of anger sparked in his black eyes.

Guest Post:
Amy asks: So…you want the inside ‘skinny’ on the warrior? Here goes…

http://childrensandteensbookconnection.wordpress.com/2013/01/14/gilded-wings-the-angel-chronicles-book-2-by-amy-lignor-book-tour-and-giveaway/

GILDED WINGS blog tour stop - January 14

2013-01-14T09:14:00.000-05:00

The Gilded Wings blog tour continues thanks to:

Deborah at The Electrical Book Cafe (Stop #84)

Continuing Read-Along Excerpt:
Anya shivered, praying that she would live up to his high expectations.

http://theelectricalbookcafe.blogspot.com/2013/01/giveaway-excerpt-gilded-wings-angel.html

GILDED WINGS blog tour stop - January 11

2013-01-11T11:58:00.004-05:00

The Gilded Wings blog tour continues thanks to:

Liz at Fictional Candy (Stop #83)

Continuing Read-Along Excerpt:
Even though he exuded the air of a gentleman, his mysterious dark eyes shone with a boy’s mischief.

Guest Post:
Amy asks: What character do you most identify with?

http://www.fictionalcandy.com/2013/01/gilded-wings-by-amy-lignor-read-along.html

GILDED WINGS blog tour stops - January 10

2013-01-10T11:57:00.004-05:00

The Gilded Wings blog tour continues thanks to:

Chrystal at Snowdrop Dreams of Books (Stop #81)

Continuing Read-Along Excerpt:
Anya stared at the three men who dropped their forks down on the expensive china and quickly stood from their chairs.

Guest Post:
Amy talks about choosing a theme song for your favorite characters.

http://www.snowdropdreams.ca/2013/01/guest-post-read-long-giveaway-gilded.html

Alex at Electrifying Reviews (Stop #82)

Continuing Read-Along Excerpt:
She recognized her protector and smiled as Drew walked around the large table to greet her.

Guest Post:
Amy talks about a writer's team.

http://www.electrifyingreviews.com/2013/01/until-next-time-guest-post-excerpt-blog.html

GILDED WINGS blog tour stop - January 9

2013-01-09T12:42:00.002-05:00

The Gilded Wings blog tour continues thanks to:

FranJessca at Book Lovin' Mamas (Stop #80)

Continuing Read-Along Excerpt:
A shot of alarm raced through Anya’s body. “What time is it?”

Guest Post:
Amy talks about the voices in your head.

http://www.booklovinmamas.blogspot.com/2013/01/blog-tour-gilded-wings-by-amy-lignor.html

GILDED WINGS blog tour stop - January 8

2013-01-08T09:13:00.004-05:00

The Gilded Wings blog tour continues thanks to:

Katrina at Kindred Dreamheart (Stop #79)

Continuing Read-Along Excerpt:
A scream stuck in her throat when she noticed a pair of unfamiliar blue eyes peering over the foot of her bed.

Guest Post:
Amy talks about authors and America.

http://kindreddreamheart.blogspot.com/2013/01/tour-stop-book-excerpt-guest.html