Cover Reveal! CRY OF THE WIND
Open Road Integrated Media’s cover for the second book of The Storyteller Trilogy! What do you think?
Cover Reveal! SONG OF THE RIVER
Our Cover Reveals continue with The Storyteller Trilogy! I’m excited to reveal the cover developed by Open Road Media for SONG OF THE RIVER.
Puppy Love/ Golden Retriever!
I haven’t yet met a Golden Retriever that I didn’t love. Yes, I know that they can be rambunctious and that one wag of the tail can sweep everything off the coffee table, but what joyous, smart, and happy dogs they are! (Sapphire Dream Photography licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0) Developed historically to be…
May ’13 1st Book Winner!!
Congratulations to Helen Leckemby who won M.K. Gilroy’s novel CUTS LIKE A KNIFE!! Helen, message me on FB or email me at sue@sueharrison.com with your address, and I’ll send the book to you ASAP.
Cover Reveal! BROTHER WIND
The third eBook cover from Open Road Integrated Media is for BROTHER WIND. Now that you’ve seen all three covers for the books of The Ivory Carver Trilogy, do you have a favorite?
Cover Reveal! MY SISTER THE MOON
Our second cover reveal is for MY SISTER THE MOON. All six of my Alaska books will be released in eBook editions by Open Road Integrated Media on May 28, 2013!! Here’s that second cover:
Cover Reveal! MOTHER EARTH FATHER SKY
I am so excited to share the eBook covers developed by my publisher, Open Road Integrated Media, for my six Alaska books! Each day this week, Monday through Friday at 3 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time, we will reveal one cover. The books will be released as eBook editions on May 28, 2013, and will be…
SALMON
Wild Word Friday! When I hear the word SALMON, I don’t think of Latin. As a matter of fact, Latin doesn’t enter my mind, but our English word SALMON does come from the Latin word salire, to leap. At least that’s the consensus of many linguists. And…I’m happy for those linguists, but today on…
Puppy Love/Airedale!
The Airedale is the largest of all terriers and was originally bred to hunt water otters. The breed was developed from the black-and-tan terrier and the otter hound and takes its name from the area where it originated – the River Aire region in Yorkshire, England. I’ve never had the privilege of personally knowing an…
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