Meet Ashley Fontainne
Her muse for penning the Eviscerating the Snake series was The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas. Ashley’s love for this book is what sparked her desire to write her debut novel, Accountable to None, the first book in the trilogy. With a modern setting to the tale, Ashley delves into just what lengths a person is willing to go when they seek personal justice for heinous acts perpetrated upon them. The second novel in the series, Zero Balance focuses on the cost and reciprocal cycle that obtaining revenge has on the seeker. For once the cycle starts, where does it end? How far will the tendrils of revenge expand? Adjusting Journal Entries answered that question: far and wide.
Her short thriller entitled Number Seventy-Five, touches upon the sometimes dangerous world of online dating. Number Seventy-Five took home the BRONZE medal in fiction/suspense at the 2013 Readers’ Favorite International Book Awards contest and is currently in production for a feature film.
Her paranormal thriller entitled The Lie, won the GOLD medal in the 2013 Illumination Book Awards for fiction/suspense and is also in production for a feature film.
The suspenseful mystery Empty Shell, was released September 29, 2014. Ashley then delves into the paranormal with a Southern Gothic horror/suspense novel, Growl, scheduled for release in the Spring of 2015. Plus, she will be teaming up with Lillian Hansen (Ashley calls her Mom!) to pen a three-part murder mystery/suspense series entitled The Magnolia Series. The first book, Blood Ties, is due out the Summer of 2015.
Ashley also hosts The WriteStuff, a popular BlogTalk Radio show, each Friday night at 10 p.m. CST.
Connect and Socialize with Ashley!
Website * Facebook * Twitter * Goodreads * Blog * 'TheWriteStuff'
About Growl:
My name is Sheryl Ilene Newcomb. And yes, my initials are S.I.N. A funny little piece of whimsical humor my parents found amusing when I arrived. Website * Facebook * Twitter * Goodreads * Blog * 'TheWriteStuff'
About Growl:
Then, it turned out to be true. Looking back with wiser eyes now, my family and I concluded that the events leading up to my transformation started the summer I turned nine. But the day we realized there was a problem, and no turning back, was a week before I started my senior year at Junction City High. The day the fangs and claws appeared and the monster inside of me emerged.
When mutilated corpses appeared near a pile of brush down by Caney Creek, everything changed. Because evil woke up and growled, its ominous rumblings heard by every living thing in Locasia County, Mississippi.
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Growl Book Publicity Tour Schedule
Monday, February 2 - Book Review at Fundinmental
Tuesday, February 3 - Book Review at Fallen Over Book Reviews
Wednesday, February 4 -Book Featured at Undercover Book Reviews
Thursday, February 5 - Book Featured at Jody’s Book Reviews
Friday, February 6 - Guest Blogging at Mythical Books
Monday, February 9 - Book Featured at Paranormal and Romantic Suspense Reviews
Monday, February 9 - Book Review at Mary’s Cup of Tea
Tuesday, February 10 - Book Review at Quirky Book Reviews
Wednesday, February 11 - Guest Blogging at Confessions of a Reader
Thursday, February 12 - Book Featured at CBY Book Club
Friday, February 13 - Interview at The Writer’s Life
Monday, February 16 - Book Review at Emeraldfire’s Bookmark
Tuesday, February 17 - Book Review at My Tangled Skeins Book Reviews
Wednesday, February 18 - Guest Blogging at Lori's Reading Corner
Wednesday, February 18 - Book Review at Books, Reviews, ETC.
Thursday, February 19 - Book Featured at Jennifer Brinkmeyer
Friday, February 20 - Guest Blogging at The Story Behind the Book
Monday, February 23 - Guest Blogging at Defending the Pen
Tuesday, February 24 - Book Review at Kristy Centeno
Wednesday, February 25 - Book Review at Laurie’s Paranormal Thoughts and Reviews
Wednesday, February 25 - Book Review at A Simple Life, Really?!
Thursday, February 26 - Book Review at Must Read Faster
Friday, February 27 - Book Review at Deal Sharing Aunt
May you read well and often
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