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Showing posts with label Charles Sheehan-Miles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charles Sheehan-Miles. Show all posts

Saturday, November 3, 2012

Weekly Winners

Below is a list of all of the winners from the past week.


Temara
Full Laurel Heights series by Kate Perry

Izz
Cris
Under Her Spell by Eliza Daly

Maria
Three Rivers Ranch by Roxanne Snopek

KT Amanda
DA Kenney
Swag Pack (Spooktacular Blog Hop)

Karen Arrowood
Tiger Eye + Eye of Heaven by Marjorie M. Lui (Spooktacular Blog Hop)

Sally Michele Shaw
Dark Prince + Dark Dreamers by Christine Feehan (Spooktacular Blog Hop)

Jill
Codes and Roses by Julia Talbot + Rules of Darkness by Tia Fanning (Spooktacular Blog Hop)

Megan
Wolf at the Door by Christine Warren (Spooktacular Blog Hop)

Maureen
Surrender the Dark by LA Banks (Spooktacular Blog Hop)

Mary
Alicia
Wanda
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Carin
Blind to Men by Chris Lange

Brandi
Just Remember to Breathe by Charles Sheehan-Miles


All winners have been notified via email. Thank you to everyone that stopped by and entered. =)

Saturday, October 27, 2012

Guest Post with Author Charles Sheehan-Miles and Giveaway


Today I would like to welcome to the blog author Charles Sheehan-Miles. Charles is celebrating the recent release of his book Just Remember to Breathe and has stopped by to chat. So please give Charles a warm welcome.

I’m a forty-ish writer of several novels including Republic, Insurgent, Prayer at Rumayla and Just Remember to Breathe. I’ve got a few short stories and two non-fiction books out there as well.

My background: I spent some time traveling the Middle East on my own in the late nineteen eighties, then went back courtesy of the United States Army as a tank crewman during the 1991 Gulf War. After that I spent most of the next two decades pursuing dual careers: nonprofit activist and information technology professional. Eventually the two combined: from 2003 until 2009 I was completely in the nonprofit sector, served as executive director of two nonprofits and director of IT of a third.

Unfortunately, when the 2008 economic crash hit, it took my career with it. For several years I had to retool, and managed restaurants in the Atlanta area. Recently I found my way back into my chosen career: I work in veterans outreach and public affairs for a law firm which represents disabled veterans. In my free time I write books, this blog, play with the kids, and generally try to make it through life doing as much good as possible.

Places to find Charles: