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“We’re here in front of a grand mansion,” Mike started. “It was moved from another location. As we have seen in previous shows about renovations, you never know who or what you’re going to wake up once you start lifting floorboards. But what happens when you lift the entire house?”
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It’s here! I’m very proud to present this paranormal fantasy novel. I thought I would answer some questions that have come up before presenting the blurb.
Do you have to have read the Haunted Series to enjoy this book? No. It’s written so that a new reader will not have any trouble understanding the world Angelo is from. You can also be anywhere in the series and read Angelo. For those who have read the series, you will gain an insight into not only Angelo but a few other characters.
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The life of an independent author has its benefits and its perils. One benefit is that I set my own deadlines. The perils happen when life gets in the way, and I don’t make my self-imposed deadlines. I’m sitting down with my editor, and we are actively working on the Haunted Series book #20 “Given Enough Rope.”
In the meanwhile, I promised a few of you that if I didn’t have it out by Thanksgiving, I would have the first chapter read on this website. I was going to read it myself, but the Web Guy stepped in and stopped you from having to listen to my voice. Here is the first chapter of “Given Enough Rope,” written by Alexie Aaron and read to you by Aaron Fitch.
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Hello all, Aaron the WebGuy here, and this week we have a special podcast for you. Alexie newest "Haunted Series" novel Cid is coming out very soon and we decided to give you all a sneak peek! She is really excited about this book and I think you all can hear it in her voice like I did when we recorded. Hope you enjoy and look forward to Cid coming out on Amazon the first week of July. Have a great day everyone!
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Rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrough drafts. First drafts are these marvelous things full of excitement, plot lines, typos, and What the fuzzy bunnies? I sat today and reread a few lines and said, “Huh.” I tried to think what I was trying to get across, “Nope.” Took it in context, “Um, no.” Then I deleted them. What was I thinking? Only Murphy knows.
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