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Monday, June 3, 2019

Enter The Night Owl Romance Summer Fun Giveaway!

Enter The Giveaway Here


Hello My Awesome Readers,

The Night Owl Romance Summer Fun reader event is here! 


Ready to Win? I’ve teamed up with Night Owl Romance and other authors to bring you the chance to win a Waterproof Kindle Paperwhite (USA ONLY) & Amazon Cards (Open to the World).

During this event I'm going to help you find some great new books. Make sure to check out the Unfinished  Business Paranormal Romance Series (Breakwater Beach, The Widow's Walk and  Storm Watch ) along the way.

I wish you much luck in winning.



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Tuesday, May 24, 2016

Speculative Fiction on Romance Writers Gone Wild 5/26




Visit the Event Page on Facebook



If you like paranormal romance, urban fantasy, steampunk, science fiction and fantasy. 

The prizes are fantastic, and includes two kindles and Amazon gift cards. Each author will be giving away additional goodies.

Hop on over an explore the threads! Enter the main contest!








I will be giving away ebooks via Random.org to those leaving comments or questions on my thread.

Sunday, April 10, 2016

The Unfinished Business Series: Breakwater Beach and The Widow's Walk Release Event Updates



Breakwater Beach has received 4 and 5 star reviews on Amazon and Goodreads!

Andrew Richardson helped to kick off the release week festivities with his preview. Here is a snippet:

"The characters have convincing backstories and current trials and tribulations which all play an important part in the novel rather than being ‘bolted on’. That kept me reading; until the end the story could take Liz more than one way, so it maintained my interest until the last page."


A Blog Tour is in Progress:

Lucky Thirteen was featured on Joanne Guidoccio's Second Act Series on April 18

The Drunken Druid Book Tour May 2-8  (Watch for Daily Links on Twitter and Facebook)

Dawn's Reading Nook on May 5

C.D. Hersh on May 18

Carla Biddle: Book Feature on May 25

M.J. Compton on June 29


Facebook Events

Romance Writer's Gone Wild  May 23-27

This weeklong party features writers in all genres with great prizes including Kindle readers







Novel Fun in The Summer Sun Tour

July 20:  Carole Ann Moleti and Deborah Davis at Snow Library Orleans, MA
Paths to Publishing, time TBD

July 22: Carole Ann Moleti and Deborah Davis at Yellow Umbrella Books, Chatham MA
Booksigning: 11am-1 pm

July 23: Carole Ann Moleti and Deborah Davis at Booksmith/Musicsmith, Orleans MA

More stops TBA












Tuesday, March 15, 2016

Announcing the Cover Reveal for Breakwater Beach


I am so excited about the gorgeous cover for Breakwater Beach, Book I in the Unfinished Business Series.

Special thanks to Books n Pearls and Nicole Ulery for setting up the cover reveal party. And to all the book bloggers and authors hosting me. There will be a Rafflecopter giveaway for Amazon gift cards.


*´¨) COVER REVEAL
¸.•´¸.•*´¨) ¸.•*¨) Breakwater Beach
(¸.•´ (¸.•`★✫★ by Carole Ann Moleti
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Genre: Cape Cod Paranormal Romance
Publisher: Soulmate
Projected release date: April 13, 2016

Blurb

Liz Levine is convinced her recently deceased husband is engineering the sequence of events that propels her into a new life. But it’s sea captain Edward Barrett, the husband that died over a century ago, who has returned to complete their unfinished business. Edward’s lingering presence complicates all her plans and jeopardizes a new relationship that reawakens her passion for life and love. What are Captain Barrett’s plans for his wife, and for the man who is the new object of her affections?


Remember subscribers to my newsletter get bonus content and a free download of Haunted: Ten Tales of Ghosts for a preview of the novel. Breakwater Beach will be released in April 2016.

Here is an never before read excerpt:

“My captain insisted I give this to Lord Baxter of Apthorp, Earl of Camberley personally.” He handed Elisabeth the package. Calloused hands brushed hers.

“I’ll see that he gets it, Mr. Barrett.” His touch, despite the work-roughened skin was gentle, almost tender.

“Are you hurt, my lady?” He handed back the bloodstained handkerchief she must have dropped when she and Thornlea left the house. Her heart, hardened against the idea of ever giving herself willingly to a man, softened.

“No, thanks to you.” Elisabeth took the scrap of soiled linen from him. Barrett was the first man she’d ever met who had ever showed genuine concern for her well-being. So, hard work and adversity shaped a better character as well as a better body.

The momentary romantic fantasy faded. Now she faced another confrontation with dear Papa. Edward Barrett wouldn’t be there the next time.


Check out my website for more information about the series--and more excerpts.

And now, without further ado


Website Link

Tour Giveaway: 3- $5 Amazon Gift Cards http://www.rafflecopter.com/rafl/display/b6938c4287/




The Unfinished Business Series
A Cape Cod Paranormal Romance


In Ebook and Print



Storm Watch
Coming in 2017



Saturday, August 8, 2015

The Novel Fun in the Summer Sun Virtual Tour Continues-Sharing the Excitement of a New Contract!

Breakwater Beach, the prequel to The Widow's Walk, will be published by Soulmate Publishing in late 2015 or early 2016. I'm celebrating the realization of a ten year dream and continuing the wildly successful Novel Fun in the Summer Sun Tour in Brewster, Orleans and Chatham MA from July 27-29. Deborah Davis and I had a great time chatting with readers, adorable kids, and lots of doggies at the bookstores and Snow Library in Orleans and The Brewster Ladies Library. Thanks to all for hosting us.  Check out the Pinterest Board for Novel Fun and Kayaking with Kids





Stand by for a cover reveal, but if you'd like a preview of Breakwater Beach, subscribe to my newsletter and I'll send you a PDF download of Haunted: Ten Tales of Ghosts which contains the short story teaser version.



Both the Snow Library and the Brewster Ladies Library received gift copies of The Widow's Walk and Kayaking with Kids for loan.

I am honored that signed copies of The Widow's Walk are available for purchase at these fine establishments on Cape Cod:

The Brewster Bookstore
Yellow Umbrella Books (Chatham)
Booksmith (Orleans)

The Brewster Historical Society 

In gratitude for all the Society has done to help with my research for the series, all  proceeds will donated to the Society's New Home Fund for the restoration of the Elijah Cobb House.

Kayaking with Kids is available at the above shops as well as the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History gift shop and Rail Trail Bike and Kayak,

If purchased at the Brewster Visitor Center, $5.00 per copy will be donated to the Brewster Conservation Trust.



There are great giveaways on the Coffee Time Romance Facebook Page on August 8. All you have to do is leave a comment to be entered.











I will be appearing with other Soulmate Publishing Authors on the Summer Blogathon on August 8 as well. 


Thursday, November 6, 2014

Some Thoughts on the Eve of the Publication of The Widow's Walk




Now that I have finished the final edits on The Widow's Walk (and my doctoral paper, but that is another story), I have time to sit and think back on all the people who've helped me get this novel--and the entire series--launched.

I started writing Unfinished Business as short story back in 2006! While opening up a summer cottage, pulling off dust covers and vacuuming up dead flies, the inspiration for a story about a woman finding a trunk of antique clothes and the aftermath came to me. Two days later, the story was done. I missed all the Fourth of July festivities, and my husband was really pissed. But as all writers know, when you've got the inspiration you've got to go with it. So, that's the first thank you. John has read every draft of both Breakwater Beach (the novelized version of the Book 1) and of The Widow's Walk. 

It took until 2011 to find an editor, by the name of Rayne Hall, who was willing to publish Breakwater Beach as a novelette. She'd been working me on it since 2007 as the moderator of the Professional Author's Group, and the stars converged. Thank you, Rayne, for a wonderful Christmas present that year.

But before I got to that point, there was Barbara Gordon, at Anticipation Workshops in 2009, who took the time to help me get both the historical and British details correct. And Andrew Richardson, my critique partner since 2005, who has also read just about every piece of fiction I have ever written, if not all of it. It was a thrill to meet him and his lovely wife, Emma, on my trip to England this summer for LonCon.

Breakwater Beach is Liz's story, The Widow's Walk is Mike Keeny's story. As such, the input of male writers is critical to avoid mistakes like a seaman marveling over the details of a Victorian gown. Nope, they'd be more interested in cleavage than the emerald green slubbed silk, bustled high in the back, with matching shoes. Thank you, John Blackport for many such insights. And for your unending exuberance about The Widow's Walk. I will never forget your last comment: "If all romance was like this I'd read a lot more of it."

Going even further back there is Oliver Waite, who helped me sink the boat in Breakwater Beach. A racing sailor, he was able to enhance that scene as I could never do. Despite the fact that I grew up on and around all types of boats, I was never on one that sank.

I owe my love of the sea, of sailing, and of Cape Cod to my father, Frank Moleti, with whom I spent many days on the waters of Long Island Sound and on Cape Cod. There was that  particularly memorable Whale Watch out of Provincetown that was so rough, even he--US Navy veteran--had white knuckles and was looking for the life jackets. I wish you were still alive to share this with me, Daddy. You too, Gramps. Alexander Bruno was the captain of The Sea Mist, a wooden cabin cruiser that my mother was on while pregnant with me. And from which my Uncle Mickey tossed me into Long Island Sound off Half Moon Beach at age 4-without a life jacket--since I needed to learn to swim.

They're all gone now, looking down on me, I fancy, very proud as they always were of the first born daughter, grand daughter and niece who they assured every day of my childhood that I was going to go far in life. I learned to be strong, and brave, and independent at a time when all girl were supposed to be playing with were Barbie dolls. If you knew them as I did, you'd be able to see a little of each in the male characters. And Liz and Mae don't take no shit from no one. For that, I credit growing up in The Bronx (but that also is another story).

Frank Moleti on the Seamist II
circa 1980

I just came in first in a swimming race, about age 12.




Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Welcome Debbie Christiana Talking About Twin Flames and Forever Flames

When I thought of who to ask about hosting the cover reveal for The Widow's Walk the first person that came to mind was Debbie Christiana. Like me, she writes paranormal romances. And we've participated in many promotional events through our RWA chapters, Colony and CTRWA, such as Fiction Fest and the Nutmeg Book Festival.

It turns out she has a new release as well, so we are doing a blog swap/hop! She's here to talk about her new release. When you're done reading this, hop over to Debbie's blog to see the gorgeous cover for The Widow's Walk.

In honor of the paranormal, we're giving away two downloads of Haunted: Ten Tales of Ghosts. All you have to do is stop by both both blogs by September 19 and say hi for a chance to win.

Welcome, Debbie!

Thank you, Carole, for hosting me today.  I’m excited to be here because last month I released a revised edition of my debut novel, TWIN FLAMES and it’s companion novella, FOREVER FLAMES. I’m currently working on the third and final installment of the series.















One of the most frequent questions I get asked is why reincarnation? My mother introduced me to the concept. She found it fascinating and had books about it all over the house. I shared in her fascination and by the time I was twelve or so, I was writing short stories that involved people discovering they had lived in a previous time.

The more I learned about the rebirth concept; more interesting facts came to light. During client regressions many therapists found that birthmarks are often sites of injuries endured in a past life, as are chronic areas of pain in certain parts of the body. Something experienced in past life can cause certain fears or phobias in a current life.

After college I got married, moved to a different state, worked, had three kids, and my writing got put on the back burner.  As my kids got older and I had some free time, the stories stirred around in my head again, but nothing concrete. I wanted to write a reincarnation story. I had read a few good fiction novels about it but there wasn’t a huge selection. But it wasn’t coming together.

Then one winter afternoon at the end of yoga class our yogi read something of inspiration to us during Shavasana (final relaxation). I thought it was so beautiful that I asked her for a copy. After hearing these wise words, I had my story.


On Finding The Pieces To The Puzzle by Rabbi Lawrence Kushner

“There must have been a time when you entered a room and met someone and after a while you understood that unknown to either of you, there was a reason you had met. You had changed the other and he had changed you. By some word or deed or just by your presence, the errand had been completed. Then perhaps you were a little bewildered or humbled and grateful. And it was over.

Each lifetime is the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. For some there are more pieces. For others the puzzle is more difficult to assemble. Some seem to be born with a nearly completed puzzle.

But know this. No one has within themselves all the pieces to their puzzle. Everyone carries with them at least one and probably many pieces to someone else’s puzzle. Sometimes they know it. Sometimes they don’t. And when you present your piece, which is worthless to you, to another, whether you know it or not, whether they know it or now, you are a messenger from the Most High.”

I believe Rabbi Kushner gave me one of my missing puzzle pieces and I’ll be forever grateful to him.

****



She’d never met him before, or had she?
The last thing forty-year-old Natalia Santagario expected was to be sitting on a Manhattan barstool, ogling a man she’s never met, but swears she knows.
He didn’t know her at all, or did he?
The mysterious dark-haired woman at the end of the bar stops twenty-eight-year old Marc Tremonti in his tracks. His head says she’s a stranger, but his heart tells him otherwise.
Together they embark on an adventure that will change their lives forever.
Marc’s aunt Mariella, an expert in reincarnation, persuades them to relive their past to help explain their enigmatic attraction. As they open the doors to their past lives, they discover they have been lovers for hundreds of lives, are connected by an ancient bond, and are considered Twin Flame soul mates. But their reunion in this life is complicated by an almost ex-wife, a temporary bout of amnesia and a mischievous and meddling ghost with its own agenda. Will their strong connection find a way to bring them together? Or is this the lifetime they must go their separate ways?




Sometimes the past won’t stay where it belongs.
Marc and Natalia are settling into parenthood, but can’t shake the feeling of déjà vu when it comes to their new baby.
Sensing they’ve been a family before and something horrible happened, they journey back in time, through hypnotic regression, to eighteenth century Belgium. Here they relive a shocking lifetime that challenges their love more than any other, and brings repercussions back into their present life.

Last time, remembering their past lives brought Marc and Natalia together, this time it may tear them apart.


OMG, I have to read Forever Flames now!
Where can I get it?


Twin Flames at Amazon and Barnes and Noble


Forever Flames at Amazon and Barnes and Noble
  

How can readers connect with you to find out about numbers three and four?

Facebook: Debbie Christiana, Author

Twitter: @DebChristiana

Thanks for swapping and hopping with me, Debbie.

Now remember, hop over to Debbie's blog to see the The Widow's Walk cover and excerpt. 

And for a chance to win a download of Haunted:Ten Tales of Ghosts, Twin Flames, or The Widow's Walk say hi on both blogs by this Friday and we'll get certificates out to the lucky readers. 

Saturday, August 30, 2014

The Widow's Walk Will Be Released in Mid-September

I spent much of the flight back from London (and Lon Con) doing another round of edits and they are now in the hands of editor Janine Giordano. The tentative release date is September 17, and the cover (soon to be revealed) is gorgeous.

While I was in England, I visited Surrey and some of Elisabeth's haunts (pun totally intended). And really enjoyed the Victoria and Albert Museum where Liz spends some time acting normal while being fueled by a possession.



Mike and Liz Keeny are newlyweds, new parents, and the proprietors of the Barrett Inn, an 1875 Victorian on Cape Cod, which just happens to be haunted. By their own ghosts. The Inn had become an annex of Purgatory, putting Mike, Liz, and their infant son in danger. Selling the historic seaside bed and breakfast was the only answer, one that Liz and her own tortured specter refused to consider. Were Mike and Liz doomed to follow the same path that led to disaster in their previous lives? Was getting out, getting away, enough?

I'm in the process of setting up release week events and a cover reveal so please stay tuned. But I've posted an excerpt here.

It wasn't until Liz placed her hand on the banister and started up the steep staircase to the roof that Elisabeth's needling eased. Like an addict in the throes of withdrawal, just the promise of being up there, Elisabeth's spirit once again united with a body communing with her long lost sea captain, offered relief.

Cold air blasted as Liz pulled open the door. Ice crunched under her feet as she stepped out onto the widow's walk. Steel gray waves capped with frigid white foam danced under the leaden sky. Frosty air filled her lungs. Tiny ice crystals blew off the bay and melted on her cheeks. Ghostly kisses ran down her neck like tears, dampening the neckline of the dress.

Elisabeth took control of her tongue. "Green was always your favourite colour, my love. Our son's birthday is coming. Almost a year since you last came to me. Pray tell, will you return once again?" Elisabeth's longing, her anguish, released itself into the wind. 

A gust carried his response, a whisper for only her ears. "Stay here, in our house. Honour my memory by living your life. 

Stay tuned for more information abut the cover reveal, release day events, and special prizes, contests and discounts. You can subscribe here or follow me on Facebook or Twitter.

If you'd like to read an excerpt adapted to the short story format, check out "Breakwater Beach" in Haunted: Ten Tales of Ghosts.