by valeriedavisson | Jul 22, 2017 | Marketing, Reviews, Writer's Life, Writing Process
ALL WRITERS NEED REVIEWS. They are essential for sales, of course, but they are also a great source for information as you’re working on your next book. Writing is a craft, and just because you have a natural talent for it doesn’t mean your skills can’t improve. All...
by valeriedavisson | Oct 15, 2016 | Reviews
“The beginning of what is sure to be an amazing series!! Logan was a kick ass heroine! I look forward to reading the rest of the novels included in this series!” – Megan Heenan 29-year old Megan Heenan of Henderson, Nevada reviews Science Fiction,...
by valeriedavisson | Oct 11, 2016 | Reviews
I love it when librarians like my books. See what Ontario librarian, Shannon Terril, has to say about why she enjoyed SHATTERED: Logan Book 1, in her recent review on NetGalley: “There was something so engaging…” Thanks for the 5-stars, Shannon!...
by valeriedavisson | Jul 21, 2016 | Interviews, Reviews
MRS. MOMMY BOOKNERD’S Showcase and Interview with me. Emily Lewis did a great job featuring the first two books of my Logan McKenna series, SHATTERED and FOREST PARK, then made me really think by asking me some great questions during our interview. Find out why...
by valeriedavisson | Jun 9, 2016 | Reviews, Uncategorized
WHILE I APPRECIATE ALL BOOK REVIEWS and promotions, some book bloggers really go the extra mile. Malak Ismail of Quebec, Canada, just posted a promotion of FOREST PARK: Logan Book 2. The review is still to come, but I noticed he took extra time and care with the...
by valeriedavisson | Jul 23, 2015 | Reviews
Just read GO SET A WATCHMAN. Along with millions of other people, I wanted to see what the grown-up Scout and Atticus thought about the new South in the 60s. With THE HELP still fresh in our minds, and my love of TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, I was prepared to like the book....
A self-admitted book addict, Valerie was the kid with the flashlight under her pillow. A life of travel with exposure to many different cultures led to a pervasive interest in people, with degrees & teaching credentials in Cultural Anthropology & English.