SELDOM TRAVELED Blog Tour by Marilyn Meredith

Blog Tour for Seldom Traveled


September 3 -  https://jwillsbooks.com/2016/09/03/new-release-from-successful-author/
Having Different Publishers

September 4 –
http://auntiemwrites.com/2016/09/04/marilyn-meredith-seldom-traveled/
Fiction Too Close to Fact

September 5 – http://maggieking.com/how-a-mountain-setting-defines-character/
How Does a Mountain Setting Define Character?

September 6 – http://thoniehereon.worpress.com/
How Real Life Propelled me into Fiction

September 7 – https://bookbrowsing.wordpress.com/about/
Promotion Over the Years

September 8 -- https://mmgornell.wordpress.com/

September 9 -- http://pat-writersforum.blogspot.com/

September 10 – http://barbaradonlonbradley.blogspot.com/
Interview

September 11 -- http://www.lindathorne.com/blog/

September 12 – http://amymbennettbooks.blogspot.com

September 13 – http://cncbooks.blog

September 14 – http://www.djadamson.com/le-coeur-de-lartiste

and www.mysteryshelf.com

Power of Words for Story Telling

September 15 – http://evelyncullet.com/blog/

September 16 – http://drusbookmusting.com/
A Day in my Life Writing a Tempe Crabtree Mystery

September 17 – http://celebratewithabook.com/
Excerpt of Seldom Traveled

September 18 – http://willkillforastory.blogspot.com/

September 19 - http://lornacollins-author.blogspot.com/

September 20 - http://www.bkstevensmysteries.com/category/the-first-two-pages/



 

Seldom Traveled Blurb:

The tranquility of the mountain community of Bear Creek is disrupted by a runaway fugitive, a vicious murderer, and a raging forest fire. Deputy Tempe Crabtree is threatened by all three.

Marilyn Meredith’s Bio:

Marilyn has had so many books published, she’s lost track of the count, but it’s getting near 40. She lives in a community similar to the fictional mountain town of Bear Creek, the big difference being that Bear Creek is a thousand feet higher in the mountains. She is a member of Mystery Writers of American, three chapters of Sisters in Crime, and is a board member of Public Safety Writers of America.

http://fictionforyou.com
http://marilynmeredith.blogspot.com

New Contest:

Winners will be randomly picked from those leaving the most comments on the blog posts. Each winner can choose one of the earlier books in the series as either a print book or e-book.

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