Tag Archives: new release

Box of Books

Posted on October 30, 2016 by Carol Burnside / Annie Rayburn

I love getting the first box of books for a new release! It never fails to make me smile, seeing so many months of work come to fruition. Aren’t they pretty? Like print books? Look for news here and on … Continue reading →

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New Release: THE WIDOWS’ GALLERY by Marilyn Baron

Posted on February 18, 2015 by Carol Burnside / Annie Rayburn

Today, I’m turning over my blog to a good friend, Marilyn Baron and her good news. – – – – – Hi, everyone. Last week, my new novel, The Widows’ Gallery, was released by The Wild Rose Press. The Widows’ … Continue reading →

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New Release: END OF LONELY STREET by Alicia Dean – Plus an Awesome Giveaway

Posted on January 8, 2015 by Carol Burnside / Annie Rayburn

I’m excited to share my latest release from The Wild Rose Press on what would have been Elvis’ eightieth birthday. ‘End of Lonely Street’ is a Vintage Romance Short Story set in 1957, in the era when Elvis first burst … Continue reading →

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Release blitz: DESTINY CALLING by Maureen L. Bonatch

Posted on December 22, 2014 by Carol Burnside / Annie Rayburn

Destiny Calling The Enchantlings, Volume 1 Maureen L. Bonatch A Paranormal Romance from The Wild Rose Press Available on December 22, 2014 (That’s tomorrow!!!) Hope Doesn’t Know If The Man She Can Touch Is A Dream Come True, Or A … Continue reading →