Heather Parker’s Middlewitch has been reviewed by Katherine Petersen at Romance Junkies.
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My true love gave to me “The Bare Truth” by E. Grace Diehl and “Pride and Prejudice” (which has no relation to zombies or Jane Austen) by Heather Parker. Ms. Diehl’s story is a light piece unrelated to The Kinlea Keeper. Heather Parker’s story, while not explicitly in the same world as Middlewitch, could easily find a place there.

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My true love gave to me “Buried Secrets” by Heather Parker, the author of the humorous fantasy Middlewitch and an upcoming novel that continues the story, and “Falling”, a story included in StereoOpticon, by Imogen Howson, the author of Fire and Shadow, “Frayed Tapestry” and “Scented Poison” which is included in the Little Red Riding Hood anthology ( Read more... )

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24 Bones

Michael F. Stewart

Seth, Horus, and Osiris are reborn, fated to re-fight their greatest battle.

Samiya, an Egyptian woman, and Taggart, a Canadian professor of Comparative Religion, have nothing in common, until they find themselves on opposite sides of a bloody war for causes neither is sure they believe in.

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It’s the third Thursday of the month, and that means it’s time to talk about our new releases, Needles & Bones an anthology of surreal poetry and fiction; Middlewitch a funny romance urban fantasy by Heather Parker; and Assiniboin Girl, a YA about a girl who finds out who she is, and what her people mean to her, by Kathi Wallace. They’ll be ( Read more... )

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