http://ilovevampirenovels.com/podcast/kathryne-kennedy-aj-nuest-giveaway/
In partnership with ILoveVampireNovels.com, author Arial Burnz is the host of the podcast PNRRadio.com,
where she features entertainment that goes bump in the night. If you
love paranormal books, TV shows and movies, you’ll love PNR Radio!
Guests have included bestselling authors and celebrities and every show
has a giveaway.
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Monday, April 14, 2014
Kathryne Kennedy Plus PNR Radio.com Equals Fun Interview and Prizes!
http://ilovevampirenovels.com/podcast/kathryne-kennedy-aj-nuest-giveaway/
You can also hear the interview on I-Tunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pnr-radio-paranormal-report/id828094403?mt=2&uo=8
I'm giving away a couple autographed books from today until the 20th! Be sure to check out all the give-a-ways at:
http://pnrradio.com/contest
You can also hear the interview on I-Tunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pnr-radio-paranormal-report/id828094403?mt=2&uo=8
I'm giving away a couple autographed books from today until the 20th! Be sure to check out all the give-a-ways at:
http://pnrradio.com/contest
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Congratulations to the winners of the ENCHANTING THE BEAST contest!
Last week I did a blog post on my group blog, Casablanca Authors,
announcing that the re-release of ENCHANTING THE BEAST was now in book
stores, and celebrating with a fun give-a-way. I had LOTS of AMAZING
comments, and so many of my favorite readers came by to visit. Four
winners were randomly selected, and I'd like to congratulate the
following:
Virginia E. ~ Winner of the Moonstone/Sword Pendant
Shana Galen ~ Winner of an autographed ARC of Enchanting the Lady
Mary Preston ~ Winner of an autographed ARC of Enchanting the Lady
Susan P. ~ Winner of an autographed copy of Everlasting Enchantment
Cutest pendant ever! It's reminiscent of Gareth, my noble knight, and the moonstone jewel in Merlin's relic from EVERLASTING ENCHANTMENT.
AND my supply of ARC's is getting limited, so big congrats, Ladies!
Virginia E. ~ Winner of the Moonstone/Sword Pendant
Shana Galen ~ Winner of an autographed ARC of Enchanting the Lady
Mary Preston ~ Winner of an autographed ARC of Enchanting the Lady
Susan P. ~ Winner of an autographed copy of Everlasting Enchantment
Cutest pendant ever! It's reminiscent of Gareth, my noble knight, and the moonstone jewel in Merlin's relic from EVERLASTING ENCHANTMENT.
AND my supply of ARC's is getting limited, so big congrats, Ladies!
Sunday, April 6, 2014
Saturday, April 5, 2014
FRESH FICTION Reviews EVERLASTING ENCHANTMENT: "Kennedy is just a damn good storyteller."
"Fantasy-Filled Victorian London Shines in the Fourth of this Riveting Series"
Everlasting Enchantment
Kathryne Kennedy
Reviewed by Diana TroldahlPosted February 17, 2014
Millicent Pantere learned early on to care for no one and nothing beyond herself, the one exception being old Nell. She will do anything necessary at whatever cost to bring Nell safely out of the clutches of the Dark Magician who is pulling Millicent's strings.
Gareth Solimere has been enchanted for hundreds of years to emerge from one of Merlin's ancient relics at fall of night, pleasure whatever woman holds his prison then disappear at dawn. If he can find one woman to love him, it may free him.
In EVERLASTING ENCHANTMENT, Kathryne Kennedy has written, in my opinion, the best of the Relics of Merlin series. I enjoyed each of the previous three very much, but something about this story grabbed hold deeply and would not let go until I finished. Perhaps it was the contrast between the lighter humorous moments and the intensity of the dark parts of the plot, perhaps the collection of characters I very quickly came to care about; maybe Kennedy is just a damn good story teller.
Whatever the reason, I can firmly recommend you read this book. Unlike many series, you can delve into EVERLASTING ENCHANTMENT without reading any of the previous books, but why would you deprive yourself of that enjoyment? Go ahead and start with this one if you like, the others will be waiting.
http://freshfiction.com/review.php?id=41937
Friday, April 4, 2014
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