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Finding Hope
Finding Hope by Mercy Ryan Available March 18th First Maddy… Now Jenny? What could be worse? Scarlett’s life is turned upside down… She finds herself safe with those who rescue her as she navigates a new perspective and gains the confidence to keep moving forward. But he’s still out there… Still seeking to finish what he started and will stop at nothing to get to her. Kidnapping Jenny is just the latest ruse to eliminate her and all that she does not remember… Until she does. With the help of her men, Scarlett now knows who she was, and vows to do whatever it takes to save Jenny from the…
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The Group: Jason
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Lost Ship
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Sale
The first book in DJ Cooper’s Bestselling Chaos series is on sale July 13-19, 2024 for only $.99 on Kindle.
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Little Rebels
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The Best Death
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Steps to Publication
Many aspiring authors sit down and pen some words. They finish their grand ode’ to their aspirations and think, “Ok, now let’s throw this at the wall of publishers and see what sticks.” Angry Eagle Publishing has been guilty of looking at some of these in hopes of finding a new voice and a desire to help authors, but it’s a double-edged sword. Sometimes, we find good stuff, but most often, we see a lack of understanding about the publishing world. There are steps to publication no matter how you as an author choose to do it. Traditional (big) publishers, small press publishers, and self-publishing all have similar steps BEFORE…
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Perplexin’ With This Wiexin
Well… actually it is pronounced (way-shin), but what is it about this app that is so appealing and what can we learn from it? To understand what this app is doing that we should do if we want to better utilize social media to reach fans and others; we must first look at what they’re doing. They strive to understand their audience. Wait… what? They want to know their audience? Yes, they do… Not only that, they try to accommodate them so they never need to leave the app to find whatever it is they’re trying to do. They introduce new functions or campaigns to try and satisfy their audience.…
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Orkut (no catchy title here)
No matter how hard I tried I could not find a catchy title for this post. I guess it’s just as well because there is no Orkut anymore. What? You never heard of Orkut? This was Orkut, originally put out there by Google after Friendster wouldn’t sell to them, (probably should have — oh well, hindsight and all). It emerged about a year before Facebook. Looks kinda similar, doesn’t it? It had an interesting run and actually took off and had 1.5 million communities within a year. Did I not tell you? Orkut’s original purpose was to help users find communities by keyword searching where they could connect with other…
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I Like It On My Desk
My purse of course… Does anyone remember the Facebook statuses that prompted women to put simply the color of their bra for their status, or the “I like it…” followed by the location of your purse? The goal was to raise awareness for breast cancer, and it was meant to draw attention and get people to ask what it was all about. The post went viral and soon every timeline it seemed had the same post with no explanation as to the reason why. Did it actually raise awareness for breast cancer or merely spur a lengthy litany to follow about bad dates. Something that we might want to note…
