Thursday, December 3, 2009
win an earth spirit wolf dream catcher necklace
I have a contest going on over at AuthorIsland.com. Check it out and enter for your chance to win the earth spirit wolf dream catcher necklace.
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Web Page Updates, Two New Series
We've finally migrated the publisher web page to a self-contained storefront. Things aren't working perfectly (of course) but they are well on their way. Remember, get $2.00 off and free econo-shipping on print books purchased direct through our web site www.penumbrabpublishing.com - go check it out.
Plus, exciting news. We have two new series coming on board...
The Realms of Beliar (high-fantasy in the tradition of Lord of the Rings)
America's Galactic Foreign Legion (humorous space/military SF-spoof)
Look for more information coming soon on these new authors and their new releases!
Also, in case you missed in in the last blog post, author C. Fern Cook has added a review page to her web site www.cferncook.com - go check it out!
Plus, exciting news. We have two new series coming on board...
The Realms of Beliar (high-fantasy in the tradition of Lord of the Rings)
America's Galactic Foreign Legion (humorous space/military SF-spoof)
Look for more information coming soon on these new authors and their new releases!
Also, in case you missed in in the last blog post, author C. Fern Cook has added a review page to her web site www.cferncook.com - go check it out!
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Gotta love that holiday gridlock
Whew! Just got back from a family get-together that would normally be a four-hour drive, but instead took six. The later in the day on Sunday after Thanksgiving you find yourself driving, the slower go the cars around you. No reason. Just too many cars. It's good to be back!
new webpage finished
The new webpage is finished, we had a page devoted to reviews of Wild Evolution.
Check out our new addition to the pack.
muddymuttsacres.com
Check out our new addition to the pack.
muddymuttsacres.com
Friday, November 20, 2009
the review is in
A review of Wild Evolution was recently published by monsterlibrarian.com as follows:
Wild Evolution by C. Fern Cook *New Review
Penumbra Publishing, 2009
ISBN: 978-0-9819614-3-9
Available: New
The life of Dan Tucker, a normal rancher in a normal Colorado rural town with all the normal small town characters, is turned upside down when he suffers a bite from what he believed was a wild dog. After cutting off the wild dog’s head to test for rabies, then finding a human head the next morning in its place, Tucker discovers the wild dog was in fact a werewolf and he has been contaminated by its bite. Tucker embraces this transformation, but not without ramifications, such as murder, and the subsequent deteriorating friendship with his best friend, the local cop, Tony Ramirez.
In this first book of her paranormal Wild Series, C. Fern Cook takes a unique spin on werewolf mythology. She uses her knowledge of the Colorado landscape and small town atmospheres to take great care in describing the settings and interactions of her characters with nature and each other. Additionally, her background as an officer of the law helps in accurately depicting scenes involving police officer Tony Ramirez, his dealings with his fellow co-workers, the community at large, and his investigation methods.
Cook’s writing style will reach a wide variety of readers in a variety of age ranges. Wild Evolution is easily accessible for adult readers as well as older young adults. She uses very little profanity, and her descriptions of violence and gore are just enough to produce the desired fear and suspense effect without being overly graphic. Added bits of romance provide another conflict element, but without overpowering the main focus of the story. The story moves quickly beginning from the very first page, and it ends at a perfect cliff-hanger for her next book in the series. Readers will itch to get their hands on the second book as soon as possible. This is an ideal book for a public library collection, and an absolute must have for small town, rural public libraries.
Contains: Mild violence & gore, mild sex
Review by Kelly Fann
Wild Evolution by C. Fern Cook *New Review
Penumbra Publishing, 2009
ISBN: 978-0-9819614-3-9
Available: New
The life of Dan Tucker, a normal rancher in a normal Colorado rural town with all the normal small town characters, is turned upside down when he suffers a bite from what he believed was a wild dog. After cutting off the wild dog’s head to test for rabies, then finding a human head the next morning in its place, Tucker discovers the wild dog was in fact a werewolf and he has been contaminated by its bite. Tucker embraces this transformation, but not without ramifications, such as murder, and the subsequent deteriorating friendship with his best friend, the local cop, Tony Ramirez.
In this first book of her paranormal Wild Series, C. Fern Cook takes a unique spin on werewolf mythology. She uses her knowledge of the Colorado landscape and small town atmospheres to take great care in describing the settings and interactions of her characters with nature and each other. Additionally, her background as an officer of the law helps in accurately depicting scenes involving police officer Tony Ramirez, his dealings with his fellow co-workers, the community at large, and his investigation methods.
Cook’s writing style will reach a wide variety of readers in a variety of age ranges. Wild Evolution is easily accessible for adult readers as well as older young adults. She uses very little profanity, and her descriptions of violence and gore are just enough to produce the desired fear and suspense effect without being overly graphic. Added bits of romance provide another conflict element, but without overpowering the main focus of the story. The story moves quickly beginning from the very first page, and it ends at a perfect cliff-hanger for her next book in the series. Readers will itch to get their hands on the second book as soon as possible. This is an ideal book for a public library collection, and an absolute must have for small town, rural public libraries.
Contains: Mild violence & gore, mild sex
Review by Kelly Fann
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Winner from Coffee Time Romance chat
The winner of the signed copy of Wild Evolution from the Coffee Time Romance chat is Beverly G. from Missouri.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Penumbra Publishing Author's chat
Join us on a multi-author chat on coffee time romance chat site
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/karenfindoutaboutnewbooks
There will be four Penumbra Publishing Author's:
Dallas White, eroctica author
Dana Warryck, paranormal romance
Willa Kaye Danes, fantacy romance
C. Fern Cook, paranormal thriller
So there will be something for everyone. The chat is Wednesday November 18th from 9-11 PM. Hope to see you at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/karenfindoutaboutnewbooks
for our chat.
The topic will be about "Keeping Secrets", so it should be an interesting topic.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/karenfindoutaboutnewbooks
There will be four Penumbra Publishing Author's:
Dallas White, eroctica author
Dana Warryck, paranormal romance
Willa Kaye Danes, fantacy romance
C. Fern Cook, paranormal thriller
So there will be something for everyone. The chat is Wednesday November 18th from 9-11 PM. Hope to see you at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/karenfindoutaboutnewbooks
for our chat.
The topic will be about "Keeping Secrets", so it should be an interesting topic.
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