Book Review: InHuman
Originally posted on Lilly's Book World:
? Title: InHuman Author: Kama Falzoi Post Genre: Young Adult Sci-Fi Release Date: December 13, 2016 Publisher: BookFish Books Cover Artist: Anita…
*Blog Tour* InHuman by Kama Falzoi
Originally posted on A Sky Filled With Sparkling Stars Blog:
Today, I have the pleasure of hosting Kama Falzoi Post for the release of her Young Adult sci-fi thriller, InHuman!…
InHUMAN Cover Reveal and Pre-Order Info!
Today, I have the distinct pleasure of revealing the cover for InHuman, a sci-fi thriller by me, Kama Falzoi Post! Without further ado, here’s the amazing cover! Title: InHuman Author: Kama […]
My Daily Drive With My 5-Year-Old
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Meet the Author: Kama Falzoi Post — the swanky seventeens
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ARC Review of KILLER POTENTIAL
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Cover Reveal: Killer Potential
Today, I have the pleasure of revealing the cover for BookFish Books’ July 19 release, Killer Potential! Title: Killer Potential Author: Aften Brook Szymanski Publisher: BookFish Books Genre: YA Psychological […]
Flashback to a Colicky Newborn
Everything has to be done differently now. He’s put to bed in our room because he doesn’t tolerate his crib for more than two hours. So I bought this expensive swing […]
When People Ask, “How is your book going?”
“How is your book going?” This question often comes up while I’m standing in a crowd of people I don’t know very well. It’s one of those needle-scratching-across-the-record moments, all […]
A Love Letter to Stephen King
Dear Mr. King, I’ll never forget when we first met. Me: an awkward fifth-grader in a peach shaker-knit sweater pulling CUJO off the shelf of my father’s horror collection. You: black print […]
