Indie Blu(e) is such an exciting
new site dedicated to
Indie writers and their books.
Yesterday, you read about
a call for readers and reviewers
for writers of Indie Blu(e).
Today, I’m sending out
a call for writers.
Indie writers.
Are you wanting to join
this community
and make a positive change?
Head over here and get started.
~ Sarah Doughty
Indie Blu(e) is such an exciting
new site dedicated to
Indie writers and their books.
As many independent writers know,
reviews and exposure mean the difference
between having their books seen
or having them fall into an oblivion
of millions of other books.
Let’s work together and help them
stand out a little brighter.
Click here to learn more about
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~ Sarah Doughty
Listen is now available at most online retailers, including iBooks, Barnes And Noble, and Kobo! Find the links here. Because my books are free, Amazon won’t add them to their catalog, but if you have a Kindle, you can find mobi files at Smashwords!
If you enjoy it, I encourage you to leave a review on Goodreads and your preferred retailer!
It was a pleasant surprise to see that my friend over at fkregieblog read Dream Spell. Not only did he really enjoy it, but he’s back with another phenomenal review. It’s presented like a college essay, with quotes and even page citations to back up what he’s saying. I’m honored that he continues to enjoy my books and only hope that continues with Just Breathe, Focus, and Home.
**Read on at your own peril, because there are spoilers ahead.**
My very first creative writing lecturer, Nurrudin Farah, once told me, “a good short story needs a good hook.” My fertile imagination at the time conjured up two images – that of punching your readers into some kind of blissful literary drunkenness or reeling them in like a good pike piranha. Imagination aside, whatever you […]
I am honored and humbled to see such a thoughtful and eloquent review of my novella, Zoe. He was kind enough to inform me that his rating is five stars!
There are **spoilers** in this review, so read on at your own peril. Also, please note that there are a few passages and events in this novella that might be a trigger, and some of those elements are discussed in this review.
General: the end of this novella left me with a sense of deflation – not at the writing, which is superbly done, but the pyrrhic victory captured in the words “after all, dark is better than dead”(67). Zoë overcomes her dark-witch tormentor, Graham, but in killing him she gains darkness and loses the love of Connor and his werewolf/pet-dog companion, Shadow – the very person and friend she risks her self and life for.
Read the rest of Sarah Doughty’s Zoe – Review by fkregieblog.
General: the end of this novella left me with a sense of deflation – not at the writing, which is superbly done, but the pyrrhic victory captured in the words “after all, dark is better than dead”(67). Zoë overcomes her dark-witch tormentor, Graham, but in killing him she gains darkness and loses the love of Connor and his werewolf/pet-dog companion, Shadow – the very person and friend she risks her self and life for. This acceptance is somewhat unfortunate, as it separates her in the end from the happiness (with Connor and Shadow) I feel she deserves considering all she has been through. Somehow it equates a kind of transgender reality. But then again, if life were what we imagine, there wouldn’t be the need to live. So, the unexpected ending, though more expressionistic, isn’t beyond reality.
Structurally, I found the divisions (of the chapters) a…
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Ladies and gentlemen, the wait is over! Zoe is now live on Smashwords. And it’s free! Go download it now.
In a few days, it will be available at online retailers.
If you enjoy it, I encourage you to leave a review.
I’m honored that Erin of This Book Is Property Of decided to read Dream Spell, despite never reading the genre before. I would have shared this before, but WordPress was acting weird the last few weeks and this never showed up in my feed. Thank you, Erin.
By: Sarah Doughty
Series: Earthen Witch World Shorts
Publication Date: 2016
Status: reading
Location: digital
I was fortunate enough to be offered the opportunity to read this novella before its release by the wonderfully talented Sarah Doughty herself. At first, I was a little nervous; supernatural romance/erotica is a genre I had zero experience in and I had no idea what to expect. Despite the initial hesitation, I ended up really enjoying it. Dream Spell is a companion to Doughty’s Earthen Witch series, and while I have yet to read the main books, I found that it didn’t take away from my understanding. Dream Spell weaves the tale of April, a witch stuck in a marriage of convenience with a human husband and 3 month-old daughter, Lily. One night, April is visited by her previous lover, Ian, in a dream, and the rest is a crazy, sexy ride. There’s shocking…
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Ladies and gentlemen, the wait is over! Dream Spell is now live on Smashwords. And it’s free! Go download it now.
In a few days, it will be available at online retailers.
If you enjoy it, I encourage you to leave a review.
Sarah Doughty 