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Heather Frimmer on Brainstorming the Perfect Title for Latest Medical Fiction “Better to Trust”

A compelling story that keeps you intrigued and turning the pages, Heather Frimmer brings us Better to Trust (Wyatt-MacKenzie Publishing), her latest and greatest in medical fiction. Allison needs brain surgery. Realizing her life may never be the same afterward, this glimpse at mortality causes her to rethink her future…

Jennifer BlankfeinSeptember 29, 2021

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BookTrib Giveaway: Two New Tales of Intrigue in Women’s Fiction

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/booktrib_giveaway_2021-09-02-feature-scaled.jpg What’s Not True by Valerie Taylor —∞— “A tense nerve-shredder ... compelling, real, and utterly enjoyable.” —Readers’ Favorite 5-star review “An engaging story of love, honesty, tangled family relationships, jealousy, and ambition.” —Midwest Book Review “A dramatic, comedic telenovela of a women’s fiction about infidelity and fickle hearts ... with…

BookTribSeptember 2, 2021

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Nightmares Follow Her Halfway Around the World in “My Sweet Girl”

My hands were trembling slightly… I hate how they do that when I’m angry. I hate it when I’m angry. It makes it hard to think straight. And I needed to think straight right now. I couldn’t have that cunning, two-faced soon-to-be-ex-roommate of mine getting in my head … I…

Neil NyrenAugust 27, 2021

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Barbara Linn Probst Explores Identity, Sacrifice and Second Chances in New Novel

"A sensitive, astute exploration of artistic passion, family, and perseverance.” — Kirkus —∞— "Beautifully told ... the story of tragedy and triumph, of the push and pull of family, of the responsibility we feel to ourselves and those we love." — Loretta Nyhan, author of The Other Family —∞— I so…

Jennifer BlankfeinApril 6, 2021

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Heidi Chiavaroli on “The Orchard House,” a Time-Slip Story Perfect for Alcott Fans

Two sisters, Taylor and Victoria, discover an old manuscript of poems tucked away behind a wall on the site of Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House in Concord, MA. The mysterious woman, who wrote the lines over 150 years ago, shared a strong connection with Alcott. The poet would never know…

Susan BaileyMarch 1, 2021

Author Spotlight Thrillers

For a Thrill Ride, Welcome Aboard “The Last Flight”

Spoiler alert! The Last Flight (Sourcebooks Landmark) by Julie Clark is about a scary plane crash. Well, not really a spoiler, as the book’s cover and title imply at least that much. But a plane crash isn’t half of what will keep you up at night turning the pages of…

Valerie Taylor, author of "What’s Not Said" and "What’s Not True"June 2, 2020

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Kelli Estes

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Kelli-Estes-author-discovery-300x300.jpg Kelli Estes Historical Fiction (Dual Timeline) “Shines a much-needed light on the brave, bold women of all eras whose military service puts even more than their lives on the line.” BOOKS: The Girl Who Wrote In Silk (2015) Today We Go Home (2019) Biggest literary influencers: I started writing…

Lee PelletierAugust 30, 2019

Fiction Listicles

When Are We? 8 Stories Featuring Dual Timelines

It’s true. It is possible to be in two places at once. It’s even possible to be in two different times at once! It’s the fascinatingly complex and incredibly revealing method used by authors in books with two separate timelines. You’ve read them — part of the book is marked…

Hank Phillippi RyanJanuary 14, 2021

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Past and Present: 7 Books With Dual Timelines

BookTrib is excited to present its first monthly article in partnership with the Women's Fiction Writers Association (WFWA). WFWA is an international professional organization for writers of women’s fiction with over a thousand members. Many of us are drawn to stories that intertwine contemporary storylines with historical ones. Whether you’re…

Women's Fiction Writers AssociationApril 22, 2020

Heather Frimmer on Brainstorming the Perfect Title for Latest Medical Fiction “Better to Trust”

BookTrib Giveaway: Two New Tales of Intrigue in Women’s Fiction

Nightmares Follow Her Halfway Around the World in “My Sweet Girl”

Barbara Linn Probst Explores Identity, Sacrifice and Second Chances in New Novel

Heidi Chiavaroli on “The Orchard House,” a Time-Slip Story Perfect for Alcott Fans

For a Thrill Ride, Welcome Aboard “The Last Flight”

Kelli Estes

When Are We? 8 Stories Featuring Dual Timelines

Past and Present: 7 Books With Dual Timelines

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