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This Party is Rockin'!

2/28/2018

The Romance Reviews turns seven, and they're celebrating in a BIG way! As in all month long!**

The festivities run from March 1 - 31, 2018. There are authors to meet and prizes to be won everyday. (Yours truly will have a giveaway on March 27th.) So hurry to TRR's website and check it out.

**Must be signed into TRR's website to participate. No purchase necessary.

PARTICIPATING AUTHORS

Addison Albright
Alexa Aston
Jaylee Austin
Rhiannon Ayers
Anne Barwell
Patricia Bates
Pam Bazemore
Jennifer Bene
Sawyer Bennett
Sara J Bernhardt
Jacquie Biggar
Elle Boon
Maureen L. Bonatch
Annette Bower
Penny Brandon
Julia Bright
Lea Bronsen
Sharon Buchbinder
Jaci Burton
Margaret L. Carter
Ruth A. Casie
Susan Carlisle
Peggy Chambers
Verna Clay
M. Jane Colette
Charli Coty
Tracey Cramer-Kelly
Nina Crespo
Amber Daulton
Mistral Dawn
Tina Donahue
Piper J. Drake
Cat Dubie
Anna Durand
Stella Eromonsere-Ajanaku
Sharon Ervin
Hannah Fielding
Zoe Forward
Jaye Frances
Susan Frances
Kait Gamble
Nico J. Genes
Stacy Gold
Joanne Guidoccio
Michele E. Gwynn
Faye Hall
Anna Harrington
Dianne Hartsock
Donna Hatch
Alta Hensley
Ann Herrick
Jacey Holbrand
Kris Jacen
Aeryn Jaden
Susan B. James
Taryn Jameson
Joanne Jaytanie
Iyana Jenna
Harper Jewel
Helen C. Johannes
Stacy Juba
Lea Kirk
June Kramin
Marie Lavender
Julia London
Dawn Luedecke
Hywela Lyn
Mariah Lynne
Adam Mann
Michelle Jean Marie
J. S. Marlo
Sarah Marsh
Madeline Martin
Marina Martindale
Sienna Matthews
Kristy McCaffrey
Madison Michael
Carole Ann Moleti
Erica Monroe
Rhenna Morgan
Casey Moss
C.R. Moss
Lisa Clark Oâ€™Neill
Olivia Norem
Alison Packard
Alyssa Linn Palmer
Marta Perry
Marianne Petit
Jessie Pinkham
Lisa E. Pugh
Jaime Reese
TL Reeve
Rhea Rhodan
Tory Richards
Sarah Richmond
Rachael Richey
Erica Ridley
Teri Riggs
Rebecca Rivard
DM Roberto
L.D. Rose
Katerina Ross
Diana Rubino
Addie Jo Ryleigh
Vijaya Schartz
Tricia Schneider
C. Shell
Lynn Shurr
Donna Simonetta
DeAnn Smallwood
J.J. Sorel
Donna Steele
Shiela Stewart
T. Strange
Jeanne St. James
Izzy Szyn
Ravenna Tate
Jodi Thomas
TL Travis
Cadence Vonn
Tabetha Waite
Janet Lane Walters
Marion Webb-DeSisto
Annie Rose Welch
Elise Whyles
Jean Wilde
Lynn Winchester
Avery Woods
Pamela Woods-Jackson
Amey Zeigler

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Destination: TITAN

2/19/2018

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Jazz hands up for one of my favorite peeps, the lovely Liza O, and her latest book!

Destination: Titan
By Liza O’Connor

With Earth destined for a new ice-age, seven scientists and twenty-two brilliant teenagers are gathered in a compound deep within a mountain. There they struggle to come together as a group and complete the projects needed for their survival in the inhospitable environment of Titan, one of Saturn’s moons.

However, certain factions on Earth have no intention of letting Project Einstein succeed. Keeping the group alive and productive is the hardest task Colonel Lancaster and his soldiers have ever had, but they are determined to succeed no matter how well the saboteurs have planned. The continuation of the human race depends upon it.

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Wearing a simple flowing robe, the old man stared out from his wrought-iron balcony to the quaint buildings below. “Is everything in place?”

“Yes, Your Holiness,” replied an eager young man in far more splendid robes.

“Failure is not an option.”

“We will not fail. We have planned for every circumstance. Project Einstein will not succeed.”

“But it will not come back to us?”

“No, Your Eminence. No one will blame us for their demise.”

“How many back-up plans?”

“Seven.”

“Not enough.” His ancient hand quivered as it rested upon the metalwork. “Fifteen. I want fifteen plans, each certain to succeed without the blame reaching my feet.”

“I will see it done.”

The old man turned and studied his devotee. “You have doubts, Thomas?”

“It is not my place to doubt God’s work.”

“Earth is about to fall into an ice-age of such duration and frigid temperatures that nothing is expected to survive. So you wonder why God would wish to destroy one of our chances to continue mankind on a different planet.”

The man fell to his knees and pressed his forehead to the floor. “Forgive me, Your Holiness.”

The old man walked around the prostrate body and returned to his red velvet chair with authentic gemstones cresting each upholstery tack. He sat with a heavy sigh. “It is better for the human race to die in its entirety than to survive without God.” He stared up to the arching ceiling painted with clouds and angels. “The time has come to choose eternal Heaven or Hell.”

The young man’s head rose. “Yes!” His face filled with joy and wonderment. “I understand now.”

The old man’s head wobbled, perhaps in a nod. “Then go and see God’s will is done. Only Project Chosen can succeed. Project Einstein must be destroyed, at all costs.”

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT
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Liza's Blog and Website * Facebook * Twitter
All the Many Books Liza has written

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Lancaster eyed the teenagers. “I see most of you have found the envelopes that were placed on the table in the back. For those of you who have not already retrieved them, do so now. Of those who have retrieved them, how many have opened them?"

Two hands raised.

Lancaster gave them both hard stares. “What part of the words ‘do not open until instructed’ did you not understand?”

Several of the other teenagers chuckled. Another boy opened his envelope then froze upon seeing Lancaster’s angry glare.

“You have not yet been given permission to open them. Names?” He eyed the three with opened envelopes.

The three identified themselves as Li Chou, Antonio Fox, and Ry Pasha.

“As punishment for disobeying this order, you will work kitchen duty until I say otherwise.”

The punishment did not sit well with Antonio. “Why should we be punished? There’s nothing important inside. It’s only our class schedule.”

“I am aware of what is inside the envelope, but that is irrelevant. The envelope said ‘do not open’. Thus, you disobeyed the order. You must all learn to follow orders—all orders—not just those that make sense to you. Thus, there will always be punishments associated with disobeying orders. The severity of the punishment will depend upon the situation. Threaten this mission in any way, and you may be removed from the project entirely.”

Tam looked horrified that he would so blatantly threaten the lives of the children, but Max caught her eye and gave her a stern glare to be quiet. She refocused her mind on the purpose of the mission. Max then passed out the envelopes for the teachers. She almost opened hers, then stopped, searching both sides of the envelope for something that said, “do not open”. When she found nothing, she opened it.

The rest of the teachers stared at her as if she were insane.

“It doesn’t say ‘don’t open’.”

“Everyone, please open your envelopes now,” Lancaster said.

About the Author

Liza O’Connor lives in Denville, NJ with her dog Jess. They hike in fabulous woods every day, rain or shine, sleet or snow. Having an adventurous nature, she learned to fly small Cessnas in NJ, hang-glide in New Zealand, kayak in Pennsylvania, ski in New York, scuba dive with great white sharks in Australia, dig up dinosaur bones in Montana, sky dive in Indiana, and raft a class four river in Tasmania. She’s an avid gardener, amateur photographer, and dabbler in watercolors and graphic arts. Yet through her entire life, her first love has and always will be writing novels.

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