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Today’s guest post comes from Harvey Chute, author of the newly-released historical mystery, “Stone and Silt.” Harvey is also the founder of KBoards.com, the web’s largest independent Kindle forum. I asked him to give us some tips on creating interesting characters in a YA historical mystery. Read on and don't forget to enter the giveaway below. :)

Thank you so much to My Book and My Coffee for inviting me to the blog today! The challenge of creating interesting historical characters is an intriguing – and timely - topic for me. 

My first novel, Stone and Silt, was released this month. It’s a historical mystery, based in the 1860s. In writing and editing the novel, and refining it with help from my publisher’s editors, I gained some insights into how to flesh out characters into living, breathing human beings. Here are six tips!

#6. Bring out the timeless. Have you ever read a historical novel and found the characters stiff and weird? Unrelatable, perhaps? In shaping historical characters, it’s useful to remember that, yes, they’re from a different time period, but they’re not from a different species. 

Customs, costumes, and colloquialisms may change, but the essence of humanity remains constant. Just like you and me today, past historical characters yearn to love and be loved. They have family bonds, feel loyalty to friends, hold fast to dreams. The traits of a 16-year-old girl in 1860 – her curiosities, daydreams, insecurities, vanities, parental frustrations, sibling rivalries – would be easily recognized by her 2013 counterparts. What makes her laugh? Probably the same type of things that make today’s teens laugh. 

Don’t draw your characters as foreign objects just because they’re from another time period. Tap into their humanity.

#5. Who’s feeling motivated? Answer: everyone! Each character, major or minor, needs motives that drive their actions. Motives can be altruistic – a longing, an aspiration– as well as dark – fear, vengefulness, greed.

Why is your protagonist acting as she does? And why is your villain so… well, villainous? 

This applies to secondary as well primary characters. Bring out what’s driving the actions of your characters, and it helps your readers relate to them as real people.

#4. Minutiae matters. Your research can uncover tiny details of life that add realism and credibility to your story—and your characters. 

When people sat down for dinner in the 1860s, what did their forks look like? Why, the fork of the two-tine variety, thank you very much. Did they use toothbrushes? Or wipe their teeth with cloth rags? Eating, bathing, transportation, and other small matters of life all present opportunities to add realistic details. 

Work these details subtly into your novel to help make your story ring true. 

#3. Consult the experts. Your job as an author is to never disrupt your reader’s suspension of disbelief. Don’t let an anachronism or other inaccuracy pull your reader out of your story’s world.

In my case, I sent a draft of the manuscript to an old friend – a First Nations woman that I knew in my teen years. I had specific scenes of native Indian culture that I asked her to review for accuracy. She was able to guide me through the intricacies of the old ceremonies and healing traditions of First Nations culture. Her help was invaluable in keeping the scene true-to-life and historically accurate.

#2. Describe… but not too much. All of your research will make you an expert (well, near-expert anyway) on your time period. Resist the urge to weigh down your story with all of your newfound knowledge. Pick and choose a few details. No reader cares how much you know, or how hard you’ve worked on your research.

Length passages of description are passé and tempt your readers to put the book down, or start skimming. Do your readers a favor and let them fill in the details with their own imagination. 

#1. Engage all senses. Help your characters come alive by putting yourself into their shoes – or better yet, into their skin. In key scenes, what are they hearing? Feeling? Smelling? Tasting? Bring that out, and soon that magical transformation will take place… where your characters become fully in-the-flesh and start breathing on their own.

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Harvey Chute is on blog tour for his newly released historical mystery novel, Stone and Silt. 

Learn more about Stone and Silt: 

Stone and Silt by Harvey Chute
Publisher: Red Adept Publishing
Stone and Silt on Amazon (Kindle Edition)
Stone and Silt on Amazon (Paperback)

A ruthless murder and a stolen shipment of gold.

At school, sixteen-year-old Nikaia Wales endures the taunts of bullies who call her a “half-breed.” At home, she worries about how her family will react if she reveals her growing feelings for the quiet boy next door.

Those are soon the least of her troubles. Nikaia discovers a hidden cache of gold, and when police find a corpse nearby, her father becomes a suspect. Worse, Elias Doyle is circling, hungry to avenge his brother’s death.

Nikaia desperately searches for clues to save her father. In her quest to find the killer, she learns about the power of family, friendship, and young love.
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About the Author: 

Harvey Chute grew up in the Fraser Canyon village of Lytton, British Columbia – a town rich in native culture and colonial gold rush history.

In his high school and university years, Harvey spent his summers guiding whitewater raft trips on the Thompson and Fraser rivers.

He works as a program manager for an Information Technology consulting firm. Harvey also created the web’s largest independent Kindle user forum, KindleBoards.com, which is popular with both readers and authors.

Harvey lives in Bellingham, Washington, with his wife, three daughters, a lovable golden retriever, and a stern cat. He enjoys walking mountain trails, learning blues guitar, and being surrounded by great books.

Harvey’s previously published works include five technical guides in the “For Dummies” series by Wiley Inc.
Connect with Harvey: Website | Facebook Page | Goodreads

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Hello fellow book lovers! Is it weekend already? YES! YES! YES! Happy day, right? Well, let's add one more reason to celebrate - I'm hosting an international giveaway! How awesome! :)

Enter this giveaway for a chance to win an eBook copy of Lost in the Light, a paranormal mystery by Mary Castillo.

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Lost in the Light by Mary Castillo
Paranormal Mystery
Nominated for the Daphne du Maurier Award for Excellence in Paranormal Mystery/Suspense 
A SOUL HELD CAPTIVE…

One October morning in 1932, Vicente Sorolla entered the white house on the hill and was never seen again.

Now, Detective Dori Orihuela witnesses his brutal murder in her nightmares.

Drawn to this tough but tender woman, Vicente materializes out of her butler's pantry and asks her to find his lost love, Anna. Dori wonders if she's not only about to lose her badge, but also her sanity. Instead, she learns how to live and love again from a dead man who becomes her friend.

LOST IN THE LIGHT takes us back to the wild days of Prohibition when whiskey could make a poor kid into a king, and turn a nice girl into a woman who can stand on her own feet. Mary Castillo's latest novel weaves romance, history and mystery into an ghostly, humorous, touching and unforgettable tale.
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Mary Castillo became a writer when given an assignment to create a fairy tale book in the third grade. Screenplays came first, but when she wrote her first novel she found her life's work. San Diego Magazine recently profiled her and the new book, Lost in the Light. Known for her humorous characters and the crazy situations they get themselves into, Latina magazine called Mary "an author to look out for," and selected In Between Men and Names I Call My Sister for the Top 10 Summers Reads in July 2009. OC Metro Magazine named Mary one of the hottest 25 people in The O.C. She has also been profiled in Orange County Register, Coast, The Arizona Republic and San Diego Union Tribune. Her debut, Hot Tamara was Cosmopolitan Magazine "Red Hot Read."

When not holed up in her office, you can find Mary knitting while reading historical novels and biographies, or her favorite authors. She loves farmer's markets, afternoon tea and random historic landmarks. With her husband and son, she's hiking, camping and having the adventure of a lifetime!
Connect with Mary: Website | Facebook Page | Twitter 

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Must be 18 years of age to enter
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I love, love giveaways! I also love to host one so you can imagine how happy I am to host "Echoes of the Storm" giveaway - another fantastic giveaway for you , lovely readers. 
 
For this giveaway, two (2) U.S. / CAN lucky winners will each get an autographed paperback copy of Echoes of the Storm, the first in the Galveston Hurricane Mystery Series by Amanda Albright Still.

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Echoes of the Storm
by Amanda Albright Still
Mystery

A Hurricane of Mystery and Adventure  

Having survived the worst natural disaster in American history, a woman who has lost everything struggles to make a life for herself and her new daughters in torn and tossed Galveston Island as the city reels in the wake of the Great Hurricane. 

The storm took almost everything she had. Now, a dead woman may take the rest.

Dash Gallagher, widow making her way in a man's world, has seen plenty of bodies wash up onto the beach since the Great Hurricane of 1900, but none like this. This one was murdered. The dead woman lived such a scandalous life, that no one cares about her death, not even her family. The family only cares about retrieving a mystical treasure and hire Barker, a private detective, to find it. Dash must find the murderer and clear herself before the scandals surrounding the dead woman tarnish her. Dash may lose her career and even her children, but she must move from a past washed away in the hurricane tide and toward a future filled with danger.
More about the Author: 


Amanda Albright Still is a compulsive reader who enjoys just about every genre. She started writing to keep her imagination happy when she wasbetween books to read. The part she enjoys most of being a writer is speaking to groups and finding that people share her enthusiasm for her stories.

Charity is a part of life and she is grateful for opportunities, such as the one recently where she is part of as a group of authors donating to libraries ravaged by natural disasters. She also tries to bring history to life through speeches or work as a docent, help animal rescue groups, and do whatever she can to raise awareness of the benefits for adopting older children.

When not writing, her husband, college-age daughters, and she toil at restoring a Victorian house on Galveston where she believes those old walls have stories to tell. While some people are known by name to waiters at elegant restaurants, the Stills are known to the guys at the salvage yards.
Connect with Amanda: Website | Twitter | Goodreads | Facebook Page

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U.S./CAN only | Paperback copy
Prizes will be coming from the author.
Must be 18 years of age to enter
Winners will be selected on September 18.

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Welcome to Flirt University's Back to School celebration! It's time for the Three R's, Flirt style—Reading, (W)Riting, and Romancing! In the spirit of getting to know one another on the first day of school, Flirt, Random House's New Adult imprint, has set up a New Adult blog hop so you can discover other blogs that love the hottest new romance genre.

As part of the hop, Flirt is giving away its signature "I ♥ New Adult" tote (for carrying books, ereaders, and other fun things), and its signature "I ♥ New Adult" mug (perfect for that morning coffee pick-me-up)! Just check out the Rafflecopter below—stop by each blog for more chances to win, and to meet awesome New Adult fans and reviewers! 

Head back to Romance at Random on Tuesday, September 3 to find out if you won (we'll email winners, too!), and don't miss your first Flirt University "lecture" from one of Flirt's esteemed New Adult Author Professors! They'll be sharing their thoughts on everything New Adult!





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... but wait! There's one more giveaway. :)

Want to win a NetGalley review copy of Isn't She Lovely? 


Isn't She Lovely
Flirt New Adult Romance
Written by Lauren Layne
On sale October 28, 2013
978-0-345-54911-2

The rules are clear—until they’re broken. Lauren Layne puts a New Adult spin on Pygmalion, also the inspiration for Pretty Woman, and gives the classic love story its edgiest twist yet.


“Who knew that pretending you’re not falling for someone would be so much more difficult than pretending that you are?” 
Stephanie Kendrick gave up her whole summer to ace her NYU film school screenwriting course, so she’s pissed to be stuck with a preppy, spoiled frat boy as her writing partner. Then again, with her piercings, black-rimmed eyes, and Goth wardrobe, Stephanie isn’t exactly Ethan Price’s type, either. He’s probably got his eye on some leggy blonde with a trust fund . . . or does he?
As the summer scene kicks off in the Hamptons, Ethan is desperate to make his snobbish mother forget the pedigreed girl who broke his heart. While Stephanie’s a stretch as a decoy, the right makeover and a pastel cardigan just might do the trick. She may not love the idea of playing Ethan’s brainless Barbie girlfriend, but the free rent and luxurious digs make a tempting offer. So does the promise of a ready-made screenplay idea inspired by their charade.
But when Stephanie steps into Ethan’s privileged world, the “acting” begins to feel all too real. The kissing and touching that were intended to fool the Hamptons crowd wind up manipulating them. And Stephanie faces a question she’s too afraid to ask: Is Ethan falling for the real her or for the dolled-up princess he wants to see?

About Lauren Layne
Lauren Layne graduated from Santa Clara University with a B.S. in political science that she has yet to put to good use. After dabbling in an e-commerce career in Seattle and Southern California, Layne moved to New York City, where she now writes full-time. She lives with her husband and their plus-size pomeranian in a tiny Manhattan studio.
Connect with Lauren: Facebook | Twitter | Website


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Why do you love New Adult? / Why are you excited about New Adult? 
OR
Why do you want to read Isn't She Lovely? / Why are you excited about the book, Isn't She Lovely? 

I will choose the winner on September 3 (via Random.org). Comment now :) 

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NEW BOOK! NEW BOOK! Read all about it! 

I am so glad to participate in this cover reveal. Ladies and gentlemen, I am proud to show you the cover of the book, Ruined here at My Book and My Coffee. Let's take a look, shall we? 

RUINED by Tracy Wolff
Loveswept Original | 9780804179263
Release Date: January 7, 2014
Pre-order here: Amazon

Those abs.. Woot woot! :)

RUINED Book Description: 

He was the last man I should love … but the first I ever could.

Ethan Frost was a visionary.  A genius. Every woman’s deepest, darkest fantasy—even mine.  And, somehow, I was his.

He stole into my life like a dream.  Turned my reality upside down and made my every desire come true—especially those I never knew I had.   He demanded everything I had to give.  Gave me everything of himself in return. 

But dreams don’t last forever, and ours was no exception.  Because my nightmares were darker, and my wounds deeper, than I could ever reveal.  And much as Ethan wanted to protect me, the secrets we didn’t know we shared could only tear us apart.  
About the Author: 
Tracy Wolff lives in Texas and teaches writing at her local community college. She is married and the mother of three young sons.
Connect with Tracy Wolff here:  TracyWolff.com | Twitter


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Title: Incendiary
Author: Chris Redding
Genre: Thriller
Form: Kindle Edition

Book Description: Incendiary
Book Review: Incendiary by Chris Redding
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What if your past came back to haunt you?

Chelsea James, captain of the Biggin Hill First Aid Squad, has had ten years to mend a broken heart and forget about the man who'd left her hurt and bewildered. Ten years to get her life on track. But fate has other plans.

Fire Inspector Jake Campbell, back in town after a decade, investigates a string of arsons, only to discover they are connected to the same arsons he'd been accused of long ago. Now his past has come back to haunt him, and Chelsea is part of that past.

Together, Chelsea and Jake must join forces to defeat their mutual enemy. Only then can they hope to rekindle the flames of passion. But before they can do that, Chelsea must learn to trust again. Their lives could depend on it.

Book Review ~ Incendiary by Chris Redding

Incendiary is a novel that covers a lot of aspects. Friendship, love, heartache, anger, betrayal and many more. I enjoyed every chapter. Well done. – Ara of My Book and My Coffee

Incendiary is a story that revolves around Chelsea and Jake. These two obviously have history. It didn’t “end” well for them before but you know what they say about “meant to be”, right? If it is meant to happen, it will surely happen no matter when or what. Although I am talking about a possible love story here, Incendiary evidently has more to give. These two actually have a common enemy although they didn't know who (not until later). Suspicions are there but no evidence... YET. I will talk about that enemy in a little bit. For now, let’s talk some more about the characters. 

Chelsea James. She’s one of the main characters in this book. Personally, I like strong-willed woman characters and that’s why it was not a surprise when I instantly liked Chelsea. She’s not just a member of the First Aid Squad …she’s the captain! Kick ass! :) She’s easily an inspiration to readers, especially to female readers. 

Jake Campbell. He’s the new Fire Inspector in town. But he’s not really new in Biggin Hill. He’s the boy who left ten years ago due to a certain reason (you’ll find out once you read the book). He’s also Chelsea’s love interest. Well, as I’ve mentioned, they have history and since he left a decade ago, Chelsea has moved on. But we will see… :) Anyway, his timing (coming back to this town) is rather impeccable. It’s the right time. Chelsea will surely need him. I certainly like his character as he’s like the knight-in-shining-armor we all want to have sometimes. 

Brad James. He’s Chelsea’s brother and the Fire Department captain. Surely, there were sibling issues and I think it’s really normal. But even though there were issues between them, Brad really cared for Chelsea. 

Now, let’s talk about the enemy. This enemy has some serious issues and thinks that he ought to spread them with other people. His actions were evil and annoying. He put lives in danger – and I mean, seriously. Rather annoying. As you can see, I hated this character. As an antagonist, this person was very effective. High praise for the author on that one. 

The other characters included in the story were really colorful. They were certainly needed for the story to make sense. 

As mentioned, I enjoyed every chapter of this book. It's so good to enter the world of EMTs, firefighters, etc. I thank the author for this wonderful experience. How the story ended was expected – and that’s not a bad thing. I wouldn’t want it to end any other way. Perfectly satisfying. 



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Chris discovered at age ten she had a knack for storytelling. Ever since, she has wanted to be a published author. She lives in New Jersey with her family and animals. When she isn't writing she works part time for her local hospital.
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Happy Weekend, lovelies! :) Today, I am very happy to introduce Lorraine Campbell and Pam Burks, author of When Good Friends Go Bad (which is actually free this weekend in honor of National Friendship Day). They have prepared a friend-themed guest post that I'm sure you will find interesting. 

You'll definitely enjoy this one... I DID! :)

Girlfriends are loyal, caring and support you through the hard times. You share secrets, heartbreaks, weep on each other’s shoulders. But what if it all goes wrong? What happens when you suspect she no longer has your best interests at heart?  In other words…When Good Friends Go Bad?

Here are a few signs that it’s time to let her go.
  1. She’s been texting your boyfriend – and NOT to arrange your surprise birthday party.
  2. She forwards your gossipy, bitchy, wildly indiscrete email to her entire contact list.
  3. She chooses the fanciest restaurants, orders the most expensive wine and sticks you with the bill.
  4. She shoplifts while you’re with her and gets you both arrested.
  5. She crashes your car while drunk then blithely admits she has no insurance.
  6. She uses you as her alibi then reveals to the world that the two of you were lying.
  7. She posts a horrendous photo of you cross-eyed drunk – and uses it as her screensaver.
  8. She offers to babysit for your vital meeting and cancels just as you’re leaving the house. 
  9. She makes a pass at your dad… in front of your mum.
  10. She dates your brother and breaks his heart.
  11. You can never get through on her cellphone – the bitch has blocked you.
  12. She’s unfriended you from Facebook – do you need more clues? 
****
About the Author:


We are Lorraine Campbell and Pam Burks, two (of four) sisters separated by the Atlantic Ocean and now connected as xco-authors of Ellie Campbell, an excuse for endless phone conversations and countless daily emails.  Our novels How To Survive Your Sisters and When Good Friends Go Bad, published by Arrow (UK) and available world-wide, were recently launched by Amazon in the USA, along with our latest, Looking For La La (which just reached #1 in Kindle Free Top 100 bestsellers.)  We are equally passionate about writing, travel, horses, dogs, and the great outdoors.  Originally from Scotland, Pam now lives in Reigate, not far from London, with fitness-obsessed husband, three grown children and a Norfolk Terrier, while Lorraine is on a 10 acre Colorado ranch near wild and wonderful Boulder with her amazingly-tolerant spouse, three white horses, five cats, one black fuzzy whoodle dog and ten chickens.  We both believe in enjoying life to the fullest, be it digging up carrots in the allotment, listening to audio books while scooping manure in the corrals, or going on a trail ride in the beautiful Rocky Mountains.   And we’re utterly convinced all our problems can be solved by a glass of wine, a bar of chocolate and a good laugh with friends.

You can find them at their website, Facebook and Twitter.

More about their book, When Good Friends Go Bad. It's FREE from August 2 to 4.

Get it here for free (August 2 to 4 only)

Can you ever learn to forgive and forget?

All through school, tomboy Jen, snobby Georgina, hippy Meg and gentle Rowan, were inseparable. Until, that is, the unfortunate consequences of a childish prank tore them apart. As adults an attempted reunion went disastrously wrong. Rowan failed to appear. Meg behaved outrageously and - sharpest cut of all - Jen discovered just how deeply Georgina had betrayed her.

So now, a mother herself, in the midst of divorce, the last thing Jen needs is a call from Meg. Or is it? Will Meg’s strange mission to track down the missing Rowan re-open old wounds or is it a chance to heal the rift – or to recover Jen’s never-forgotten, first true love? As their quest unearths secrets and feelings best left buried, Jen, Meg and Georgina will be tested on love, loyalty, and friendship, discover the truth about Rowan – and wake a danger that threatens them all.



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