#Bookreview – Fiona Finch and the Pink Valentine: A steampunk novella by Teagan Ríordáin Geneviene — Robbie’s inspiration

Laughter is good medicine — snorts are even better. #FreeBook

Wednesday, March 25, 2020

Pigs Road Moon unsplash composite Deme & Honeybell, image by Teagan

Laughter, they say, is the best medicine. So, wouldn’t be even better when something makes you snort?

I write all sorts of stories. I’ve been told that I do some genre mash-ups. However, there’s one thing you can count on with my stories — whimsy. In the universe of Atonement, Tennessee, maybe in any of my story-verses, the most whimsical volume is The Glowing Pigs — Snort Stories of Atonement, Tennessee.

It’s been hard for me to keep my spirits up during this pandemic. I know I’m certainly not the only one. Everybody could use a little “snort.” So, this Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday only, the Kindle version of this collection of short stories is free!

Dyanna Wyndesong gave the collection this wonderful review. It made spirits soar for Deme and Honeybell — and especially…

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From a Modern Romance to the Jazz Age: Two Book Reviews — Annika Perry’s Writing Blog

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Thursday, February 27, 2020

Flapper Happy New Year champagne red

I’m toasting Annika Perry, a delightful author who just did a fabulous review of my dictionary of Roaring Twenties slang, Speak Flapper.

Speak Flapper, Slang of the 1920s by Teagan Ríordáin Geneviene

Universal Purchase Links:

Kindle: relinks.me/B083HNK3BB

Paperback: relinks.me/1656168553

I’m also in great company there today with her review of Jill Weatherholt’s book.

Comments here are closed, because I hope you’ll click over and visit Annika. Explore her blog, learn about her marvelous books. She’s really the cat’s pajamas — and so are you! (Link below.)

These days I read a far wider variety of genres and it’s my joy to share the reviews of these two contrasting books – I hope you enjoy the eclectic mix! “A Mother for His Twins” by Jill Weatherholt The past and present collide to create the perfect scenario for this superb and engrossing romantic […]

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#NewBook! #Valentine

Congratulations!!

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Tuesday, February 11, 2020

Don’t look at your calendar, my chuckaboos. You’re right, this is not Wednesday. I couldn’t wait to let you know that I have a new novelette. With your encouragement, I finished the story I told you about last week!

I even made a video trailer for this whimsical steampunk-Victorian tale.

People in the Steam Era sent valentines to friends as well as family and lovers. The darn things cost a small fortune these days. How often do you see a charming valentine for just 99 cents? Not to mention that this valentine includes more than an hour of fun (depending on how fast you read). As of this writing, Amazon has not yet released the paperback, but the Kindle version is ready. Universal link to e-book. Or try https://www.amazon.com/dp/B084NZFZ14?tag=relinks-20

Fiona Finch n the Pink Valentine Fiona Finch & the Pink Valentine, Cover also by Teagan…

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#RRBC #Bookreview – Guest post by Teagan Geneviene

Robbie's inspiration

Teagan Riordain Geneviene

Teagan Geneviene has a fabulous and fun blog, Teagan’s Books, where she shares interesting posts including her innovative “three things” stories in a serial format. Teagan is visiting me today to share a bit about her latest non-fiction book, Speak Flapper – Slang of the 1920s, and the three other books in her “Three Things” stories about flapper, Pip, and her friends.

Over to Teagan

Hi Robbie. Thanks so much for letting me visit your blog.

Many of your stories are written in the “pantser” way, Teagan. Could you tell my readers about that?

I’d love to, Robbie. A Ghost in the Kitchen – Three Ingredients 2 originally appeared on my blog, Teagan’s Books. As with the first two serials, The Three Things Serial Story, and Murder at the Bijou ― Three Ingredients 1, it was a spontaneously written, “by the seat of your pants” ( or pantser) tale.

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