Posted by Lori Whitwam on Jan 17, 2012 in
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Because Rebecca Treadway of @RT is so fantastic, she put together a bonus video for Make or Break. It features the lyrics to Seth & Abby’s Song (written by Todd Macy) and images representative of the book. Take a peek, and I hope you enjoy it!
Posted by Lori Whitwam on Jan 15, 2012 in
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I thought I’d wait until I have a release date for the print edition of Make or Break before making a book trailer, but patience isn’t my best thing. It’s not even in the top ten. So I hired my good friend and incredibly talented artist (and writer… seriously, this woman does it all) Rebecca Treadway to tackle the job.
In her typical kick-butt fashion, she gave me a trailer that truly captures the heart of the...
Posted by Lori Whitwam on Dec 28, 2011 in
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I recently participated in a “blog hop,” and that started me thinking about promotion. Honestly, I haven’t done much of that, and I think it’s about time.
So, let’s make a deal, shall we?
If you buy my romantic suspense, Make or Break, from any online source between now and January 6, 2012 (my birthday!), you can also have a FREE download of my novella, Monsters Unmasked. All you have to do is forward or...
Posted by Lori Whitwam on Dec 14, 2011 in
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I’ve been coasting the last month or two, wrapped up in personal issues and projects, and life in general. But when an opportunity came along to participate in my first ever “blog hop” to promote my novella, Monsters Unmasked, I couldn’t say no!
As I’ve said here in the past, I read many genres of fiction, and so far I don’t really pigeon-hole myself as the writer of any one genre. Monsters Unmasked...
Posted by Lori Whitwam on Nov 4, 2011 in
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Though Make or Break is a romantic suspense, my first published work of fiction was Monsters Unmasked: A Living With the Dead Novella. Yeah, zombies, right? How did that happen? Read on for how that unusual but fun development took place.
I read a wide variety of genres. My library contains mystery, urban fantasy, romance, suspense, paranormal, humor, erotica… and, yes, horror. I’d read a number of zombie stories, but none really...