This is all part of a fun event hosted by author Lori Verni-Fogarsi (LoriTheAuthor) during a special promotion of her novel, “Momnesia.”
Loss of the memory of who you used to be. Caused by pregnancy, play dates, and trying to keep the house cleaner than the Joneses.
“Momnesia,” which has been recognized in two awards, is the story of an average suburban mom who, feeling invisible under all the responsibilities of caring for her family, sets about finding balance between her “momminess” and her “sexiness.” She does find some adventure pursuing her own interests, but it isn’t until she tosses the Invisible Rule Book altogether that she discovers life—and love—have more to offer than she ever imagined!
During this special promotion, there are all sort of fun things going on. (EVENT DATES ARE 8/12 THROUGH 8/19/13) Hope you’ll enjoy them all!
- “Momnesia” is on sale for only $1.99 in Kindle format! Find it here!
- “Momnesia” is on sale for for only $5 per paperback! Find it here!
- Treasure Hunt! Visit the blogs in the Linky List below and gather their treasure hunt words. For each one you collect, you’ll get an extra entry to win Lori’s “Find Yourself… In a Good Book” Prize Pack! By the way my Treasure Hunt Word is: Phantasmagorical
- Buy the book during this promotion and get five extra entries! Send your e-receipt to LoriTheAuthor “at” gmail “dot” com. Put MOMNESIA RECEIPT in subject line.
- Learn about the author and preview the book below! Enjoy!
1. Use this Linky List to visit all the blogs and find their treasure hunt words.
2. Use this Rafflecopter to enter the treasure hunt words to be entered to win the Prize Pack! a Rafflecopter giveaway
3. If you buy the book, don’t forget to send your receipt to LoriTheAuthor “at” gmail “dot” com to receive 5 extra entries!
4. About the author, Lori Verni-Fogarsi (LoriTheAuthor)
Lori is an author, speaker, and small business consultant. She has two novels: “Momnesia,” and its sequel, “Unexpecting,”; and a nonfiction book, “Everything You Need to Know About House Training Puppies and Adult Dogs.” Her books have been recognized in the USA Best Book Awards, the National Indie Excellence Book Awards, and Indie Book of the Day Award.
Regarding her novels, Lori says, “I like to write about the thoughts and feelings many women have, but are often hesitant to discuss… or even think about! It is my hope that when reading my books, people experience a sense of camaraderie, being understood, or at the very least, good old-fashioned entertainment for a time.”
Her nonfiction dog training book is among the top bestselling independently published books of all time! Originally released in 2005, it continues to be one of the most highly acclaimed books in its genre, recommended by vets, rescue groups, and pet professionals worldwide.
Lori is a happily married mom of two, step mom of two more, and has two cats, both rotten. Originally a native New Yorker, she now divides her time between Raleigh, NC, and Lake Gaston, VA, where she is hard at work on her next books.
Because she is also an avid reader, Lori understands that your time is valuable and that selecting a book to read can feel like a commitment! She welcomes you to visit her special “Momnesia Page,” which includes the first two chapters free as well as another excerpt, reviews, and more. Enjoy!
This is the second book from Simon Okill that I’ve had the pleasure of reading and I was surprised and thrilled. My surprise was to see just how versatile this author is, the genre and the writing style to storyline and setting of the two books, very different and perfectly set to make for an incredibly enjoyable read each time. When I read the synopsis, my first reaction was “another vampire story?” and my second reaction was “the first book blew me away and was not what I expected, I bet he’s done it again.” He has, completely done it again, another great read, nothing that you expect, no guessing what’s going to happen next, NOT another vampire story. I will fuss only that he could have lost some of the adjectives and still pulled this off so brilliantly. I think the amount of description that adjectives allow a writer can either be not enough, too much, or just right and it’s incredibly difficult to have the perfect balance for every reader, every time. Well, I’ll fuss too, that I fell behind schedule in work last week because I couldn’t put the darn thing down! Thanks, Simon, that’s twice now!
