May: Who will tell your story? Omniscient narrator on Blog for The Writers Vineyard:
Link: http://thewritersvineyard.com/
April 1 to July 1: http://cocktailsmagazine.wix.com/fictionandgossip#!issue-15
See my new blog on Writer Beat, a new blog site for writers.
Link: http://www.writerbeat.com/index.php#!top-news+302
Tangled Web and Daughters of the Sea featured on askdavid.com
http://askdavid.com/reviews/book/story-of-regret-love-ambition-and-motherhood/3991
http://askdavid.com/reviews/book/mystery-romance/3990 (tags: Paranormal, Fear, Scuba, Surfing, Legends, Historical, Seamen, Tahitian, Ship, Mountains, Flowers, Reincarnation, Lei, Outriggers, Canoes, Children)
INTERVIEW with Jaidis Shaw
Click HERE!
April 2: Book Connection Blog
Link: http://thebookconnectionccm.blogspot.com/
April 22 Blog for The Writers Vineyard: Using journalism t promote your fiction
Link: http://thewritersvineyard.com/
March 3: Rosalie interviews me for Medium Rare
Link: www.RosalieSkinner.blogspot.com
March 12: Cassie interviews me:
Link: seejanepublish.wordpress.com
March 17: Roselie interviews me for Daughters of the Sea
Link: www.RosalieSkinner.blogspot.com
March 25: Blog for The Writers Vineyard: “The spiritual side of musing/writing”
Link: thewritersvineyard.com/
Contact Julie
Twitter: @JulieEPainter
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com (Search) Julie Eberhart Painter
Linked-In: http://www.linkedin.com/search/fpsearch?type=people&keywords=Julie+Eberhart+Painter&pplSearchOrigin=GLHD&pageKey=member-home&search=Search
Julie is a regular blogger on http://thewritersvineyard.com/ , and feature writer for http://cocktailsmagazine.wix.com/fictionandgossip#!issue-14 an online slick. Her flash fiction appears under http://bewilderingstories.com/bios/painter_bio.html
Tangled Web and Daughters of the Sea featured on askdavid.com
Link: http://askdavid.com/reviews/book/story-of-regret-love-ambition-and-motherhood/3991
Link: http://askdavid.com/reviews/book/mystery-romance/3990 (tags: Paranormal, Fear, Scuba, Surfing, Legends, Historical, Seamen, Tahitian, Ship, Mountains, Flowers, Reincarnation, Lei, Outriggers, Canoes, Children)
INTERVIEW with Jaidis Shaw
Click HERE!
First quarter issue of Cocktails, Fiction and Gossip Magazine. Tasmania, “The Devil You Say”
Link: http://cocktailsmagazine.wix.com/fictionandgossip#!issue-14
Feb 8, Jaidis Shaw’s Blog, Juniper Grove
Link: junipergrovebooksolutions.com/tag/blog-hop/
Feb 15, Author outside the box with Penny Estelle
Link: http://pennyestelle.blogspot.com
Feb. 22, Roast and Toast presents a Tahitian expose for Daughters of the Sea
Link: http://authorsroastandtoast.blogspot.com
Feb. 25: My TWV blog: “Don’t Do a 180 on Theme”
Link: http://thewritersvineyard.com/
MuseItUp Publishing: Pre-order
Back Cover:
Laura, descended from the Tahitian princess Kura, explores her heritage to find answers to her unusual past. Why did her birth father, the last Polynesian navigator, insist she be raised by her American family? What secret threatens her Tahitian bloodlines?
Ian, an English journalist, falls for the lovely Laura the first day she arrives on Tahiti. During her quest, he’s by her side when dejá vu overtakes her, and they are plunged into 1769, Captain Cook’s first landing date on the islands.
Chased by the demons of her ancestor’s and fearing for her sanity, Laura and Ian work together to resolve the inequities in her past
Excerpt: Laura confronts her adoptive father about not telling her the truth: that she was related to a proud Polynesian family:
“Who...who is my birth father?” She couldn’t believe she was asking such a question. Up until this moment she hadn’t doubted her standard, though incomplete, adoption story.
“He was one of the last of the Tahitian navigators living on the Cook Islands. He came to Tahiti on a longboat to practice for the anniversary of the transit of Venus with its big fertility rite. I guess he got what he came for: your innocent, impressionable mother.”
“If he and Anna had an affair, how did I get back here?”
“He brought you.”
“By boat?”
“He flew with you. He promised Anna he would bring you home if anything happened to her. When she died, he bought a plane ticket and returned you to our family. It was the only honorable thing he ever did.”
“How did she die—exactly?”
“She was killed in an accident while they were in Hawaii. Teokotai didn’t have a lot of details. Your mother was headstrong, swam alone—surfed alone. He said little about Anna’s last days. He might have felt guilty. He gave me her things, a box to pass on to you when you became twenty-one—”
“Dad, I’ve been twenty-one—”
“I decided not to tell you.”
“You decided!”
Daughters of the Sea available January 25 from http://www.museituppublishing.com
Blurb: Link: http://museituppublishing.com/bookstore2/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage.tpl&product_id=532&category_id=198&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=1
January issue of Cocktails, Fiction and Gossip Magazine. Tasmania, “The Devil You Say”
Link: http://cocktailsmagazine.wix.com/fictionandgossip#!issue-14
January 28: My TWV blog: “Our rich American language”
Link: http://thewritersvineyard.com/
Daughters of the Sea available January 25 from http://www.museituppublishing.com
Blurb: Link: http://museituppublishing.com/bookstore2/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage.tpl&product_id=532&category_id=198&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=1
Daughters of the Sea
A Novel by Julie Eberhart Painter
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Release: January 25, 2013
Editor: Fiona Young-Brow
Cover Designer: Charlotte Volnek
Back Cover:
Laura, descended from the Tahitian princess Kura, explores her heritage to find answers to her unusual past. Why did her birth father, the last Polynesian navigator, insist she be raised by her American family? What secret threatens her Tahitian bloodlines?
Ian, an English journalist, falls for the lovely Laura the first day she arrives on Tahiti. During her quest, he’s by her side when dejá vu overtakes her, and they are plunged into 1769, Captain Cook’s first landing date on the islands.
Chased by the demons of her ancestor’s and fearing for her sanity, Laura and Ian work together to resolve the inequities in her past
Excerpt: Laura confront her adoptive father about not telling her the truth: that she was related to a proud Polynesian family:
“Who...who is my birth father?” She couldn’t believe she was asking such a question. Up until this moment she hadn’t doubted her standard, though incomplete, adoption story."
“He was one of the last of the Tahitian navigators living on the Cook Islands. He came to Tahiti on a longboat to practice for the anniversary of the transit of Venus with its big fertility rite. I guess he got what he came for: your innocent, impressionable mother.”
“If he and Anna had an affair, how did I get back here?”
“He brought you.”
“By boat?”
“He flew with you. He promised Anna he would bring you home if anything happened to her. When she died, he bought a plane ticket and returned you to our family. It was the only honorable thing he ever did.”
“How did she die—exactly?”
“She was killed in an accident while they were in Hawaii. Teokotai didn’t have a lot of details. Your mother was headstrong, swam alone—surfed alone. He said little about Anna’s last days. He might have felt guilty. He gave me her things, a box to pass on to you when you became twenty-one—”
“Dad, I’ve been twenty-one—”
“I decided not to tell you.”
“You decided!”
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Daughters of the Sea
This is new Daughters of the Sea releases Jan 25 from MuseItUp.com in ebook.
