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BOOK SPOTLIGHT: Misfortune Annie and the Locomotive Reaper by "Gusto" Dave Jackson and Janet "The Kid" Fogg

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  MISFORTUNE ANNIE AND THE LOCOMOTIVE REAPER by "Gusto" Dave Jackson and Janet "The Kid" Fogg FA LLC, 2016 ISBN: 9780692741870 ABOUT THE BOOK When Annabelle Fortune, the fastest gunslinger in the wild west, inadvertently stops a stranger from attacking a train -- and he wears a suit that enables him to fly! -- the government believes she's the only one to have witnessed the Locomotive Reaper and survived to tell the tale. Promising to find out what he can about her missing father, the Director of the Secret Service persuades Annie to swear in. Too soon, her detested nickname re-stakes its claim. Partnered with Beau Slokam, whose penchant for gambling leads them straight to the Doom Gang, Misfortune Annie guides the smooth-talking Southerner in a chase through the Rockies, with her Cheyenne friend, Wontoa, rounding out their unlikely trio. When Annie again meets the Locomotive Reaper, his gadgetry proves far more advan...

BLOG TOUR: Lair of the Serpent by T. Lynn Adams

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LAIR OF THE SERPENT Tombs of Terrors #3 by T. Lynn Adams Sweetwater Books, 2013 ISBN: 978-1-59955-956-8 YA/Adult Thriller Grades 9 and up Review copy provided by publisher in return for honest review. All opinions expressed are solely my own. Tour Schedule ABOUT THE BOOK The shock of the assault caught the men off guard, and they struggled to control the American.  They wrestled him to the ground, pinning him there, holding him fast, as Sang stood up from the ground. Cursing in Khmer, Sang pointed the gun at Jonathon’s head and, without hesitating, pulled the trigger. Jonathon can’t wait to surprise Delia for her birthday. With a little help from Delia’s brother, Severino, he plans to visit her in Cambodia where she’s working as a humanitarian volunteer. But Jonathon arrives only to find a panicked Severino—and no Delia. Jonathon and Severino are determined to find Delia before it’s too late—but it might not be that easy. Now, with the or...