Enjoy Happy Geek Media’s debut virtual tour of The Fallen Angels of KarnatakaHere is something rather unusual for me; two book tours in one month! Not that I am complaining! This book is much different than "The Next Day" and although I have not read this book and am merely spotlighting it for the awesome Amberr Meadows, I intend on reading the book, as the subject matter is very intriguing and I have yet to be disappointed by anything written by a Swedish author. The book deals with loss and redemption after a journey of the heart, that appears to be doomed and who among us can say that our paths through life have all been serene, calm and that we have always achieved what we set out to do. I know I haven't, but that doesn't mean that my life is a failure or that I am doomed to be unloved.
I urge you to buy and read this book; I plan on doing so and for $5.99, that is a wonderful deal. Maybe you have a friend who is hurting and would find some solace within the pages. There's also an Amazon Gift Card Give-Away, so you can sign up for that, as well. Buy, read and enjoy!
The Fallen Angels of Karnataka by:
Hans M. Hirschi
Published by:
Yaree AB
Genres: Romance, Contemporary, LGBT, Social Awareness, Literary, Travel
264 pages
Release Date: September 15, 2014
In an isolated mountain town in Norway, Haakon dreams of traveling the world, pursuing adventure, seeing great cities, finding love. His very first trip to London with friends from university offers much promise, yet soon after tragedy strikes. Still young, and mourning the loss of his lover, Haakon is not ready to give up on his dream, so when a rich Englishman offers him the chance to join him on a tour of the world, Haakon takes it, daring to believe that his dream is finally coming true...but at what price?
The Fallen Angels of Karnataka is a novel filled with adventure, life's hard-learned lessons, loss, despicable evil, and finally, love and redemption. See what others are saying about The Fallen Angels of Karnataka on the author's media page here.
AMAZON/NOOK/ADLIBRIS/ELIB/BOKUS/YAREE
The Fallen Angels of Karnataka is discounted to $5.99 right now, so grab a copy. The novel will not disappoint!
Follow the tour schedule here
Dec 1st Like a Bump on a Blog Kick-off
Dec 2nd DP’s Cafe Spotlight & Excerpt
Dec 3rd Margo’s Red Light Fiction District Spotlight & Excerpt
Dec 4th Desafio in the City Spotlight
Dec 5th Rebecca Hamilton Spotlight
Dec 8th KP’s Cafe Review & Indian Chai Tea Recipe
Dec 9th McClellan’s Books Spotlight
Dec 10th Homeless Chronicles in Tampa Spotlight
Dec 11th Erica Lucke Dean Spotlight
Dec 12th Cupcakes and Flip Flops Review
Dec 15th Inward-Facing Writers Review
Dec 16th Elin Gregory Spotlight
Dec 17th Blogging with NiNi Review
Dec 18th Megan’s Blog Spotlight
Dec 19th Simply Chrystan Review
Dec 22nd eBook Builders Spotlight
Dec 23rd Plain Talk Marketing Spotlight
Dec 24th Like a Bump on a Blog Review
Dec 25th Work, Money Fun Spotlight
Dec 26th Just Olga Review
Author Hans M. Hirschi
Hans M. Hirschi (b. 1967) has been writing stories ever since he was a child. Adulthood and the demands of corporate life efficiently put an end to his fictional writing for over twenty years.
A global executive in training and channel development, Hans has traveled the world and had previously published non-fictional titles.
The birth of his son and the subsequent parental leave provided him with the opportunity to unleash his creative writing once again. With little influence over his brain’s creative workings, he indulges it, going with the flow.
A deeply rooted passion for, faith in a better world, in love, tolerance and diversity are a red thread throughout both his creative and non-fictional work. His novels might best be described as “literary romance, engaging characters and relevant stories that won’t leave you untouched, but hopeful.”
Hans is a proud member of the Swedish Writers’ Union, the Writers’ Center in Sweden and serves as chair of the Swedish Federation of Self- & Independent Publishers.
Website • Blog • Twitter • Facebook • Goodreads
No comments:
Post a Comment