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Cover Reveal: Faking it by J.D.Hollyfield

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Title: Faking It Author: J.D. Hollyfield Release Date: January 2016 Find on Goodreads Fake it till you make it. That’s Lexi Hall, the wild socialite’s motto for how to live life. Single and allergic to commitment, Lexi is having the time of her life.  Or is she? With a new promotion at the art gallery, and her colorful lifestyle as bright as ever, she swears she has no interest in slowing down. When Lexi receives a phone call that can change her career, she pounces on the opportunity. But what this outgoing diva doesn’t plan for is her new client, the closed off, secluded artist, Hunter James. Fighting to draw the line between work and pleasure, it’s up to Lexi to figure out how to balance her fake life for something real. Hunter James is an artist without a muse. Lacking the beauty in his life that he craves, his art is beginning to suffer.  Unfortunately for the mysterious artist, a past mistake also tarnishes his trust in women. Forced to ta
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Cover Reveal: Deliverance by Kristy Centano

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Today is the cover reveal for Deliverance by Kristy Centeno. This cover reveal is organized by Lola's Blog Tours . I am excited to share this with all of you. Kristy writes beautifully crafted paranormal stories and I am looking forward to read this one. The blurb is very interesting and I am already imagining the all that might be happening in the story. Plus - the cover looks great! Deliverance  by Kristy Centeno Genre: Paranormal Thriller Age category: New Adult Release Date: March 2016 Cover design by: Najla Qamber Publisher: Inkspell Publishing Blurb: He’s been locked away his entire life. He dreams of freedom. The only way he can accomplish his goals is by breaking free of the chains tying him to a dark past and gloomy existence. But there’s one catch. He’s not human. And he’s never set foot outside his jail. Devoted to saving his peers as well as his own life, he sets out to find the one person that can help him achieve his objectives. He knows wh
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The Angel Killer releases today!

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I loved "The Watcher" and cannot wait to read this. If you haven't read "The Watcher" by Lisa Voisin yet, grab a copy NOW! And then, don't forget to read this. :) Blurb: Now that she’s found him again, all Mia Crawford wants is some downtime with her fallen angel boyfriend, Michael. But the call of duty keeps him away—from school and from her—with more demons to smite than ever. When Michael is mortally wounded by a cursed sword, Mia must perform an ancient blood ritual to save him. But the spell exacts a price. Haunted by visions of war, torture, and despair, Mia discovers the world is in more danger than she ever imagined. Behind the scenes, an evil adversary pulls all the strings. After redemption, there’s Hell to pay. Excerpt: Michael leaned against the building’s stucco wall and rested his hands on my hips. Light from the store cast a warm gleam in his crystal blue eyes. He leaned in, and the draw to be close to him was a gravitati
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Writing mistakes cost money! - Grammerly infograph

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Wanted to share this super interesting infograph from Grammarly .
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Incentive Marketing: Benefit From Rewarding Relationships

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A lot has been said about loyalty rewards these days. Incentive marketing or in simpler terms, loyalty rewards seem to have struck a chord with both marketers and consumers alike.  Today, I guest post at "The Good Villain" about this and enjoyed quite a bit researching and writing about it. Want to read more? Here's the link!  I would also be blogging more on TGV than here but I would always put up a link here to let you all know about my activities up there. It just makes sense for me to group all my publishing articles at TGV and use this forum to share more of personal experiences. Hope you are ok with it. :) I hope you enjoy the article as much as I enjoyed writing it. Please feel free to leave your thoughts to help each other out!
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Introducing "The Good Villain" to the world!

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As late as this post might be, I am here with some exciting news! After toiling and progressing with my first company, Inkspell Publishing , an independent publishing company (have I told you how proud I am of everything we have achieved in just 1 year?), I am ready to launch my dream content project - www.thegoodvillain.com  - Enabling authors to succeed! Over the last year, I realized the biggest struggle of a writer is not the writing itself but everything surrounding it. A writer is a writer because she writes. But what about the complex, ever changing publishing landscape? The fact that the authors have to swim through the myriad of information to reach the point of actual publishing is painful. As if that was not enough, mix in it a pinch of temptation called "Self-Publishing" and you have the perfect brew of author insanity. Thankfully, we have resources that help us navigate through this. Then how is The Good Villain different?  Simple. It is not. What it
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Book Excerpt: Hollywood Holiday by Sasha Summers

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Do you have one of those days when nothing seems right and all you want to do is just curl up with a book that will make you forget your woes and give back nothing but sweet love? Yeah, I have those too and when I do have them, there are very few books I turn to. One of them and of late, quite often, are books by Sasha Summers. I feel very proud that Inkspell Publishing chose to publish her. I enjoy her romance books like no other. She makes me want to dream and I think thats the hallmark of a good author. So, Inkspell Publishing has contracted her for her Red Carpet Series and I am so pleased to share a book excerpt from her the book 2, appropriately named "Hollywood Holiday". Its a Christmas treat that no romance fiction lover should miss! :) “My name’s Gunner.” His arm tightened a little. His hand rested on my back, warm and solid.   “Gunner Foster.”   “Gunner?” I didn’t look up or open my eyes, but murmured against him, “I’m Jenny.”   I drew in a deep breath.
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