Posts

Showing posts with the label E Van Lowe

COVER REVEAL: Falling by E Van Lowe

Image
Bewitching Book Tours is hosting a cover reveal for E Van Lowe's Falling of the Falling Angels Saga . I'm here to share that cover and a little about the book with you. Happy Reading! Falling - Falling Angels Saga Book 4 Think twice before you agree to marry Satan. There’s no divorcing the devil. The End is Near Will Megan Barnett go falling back into the arms of dreamy earth angel, Guy Matson? Or, is she in fact, falling in love with the demon, Orthon? Or, will her out-of-control abilities send her falling into Satan’s open arms? In the final, heart-stopping chapter of the Falling Angels Saga, Megan Barnett is on a quest to rid her life of Satan forever, but Satan has other plans, including a lavish wedding, and he’s willing to destroy her family and everyone she loves to have his way. To add to the drama, rogue demons have risen from hell with plans of their own. Will Megan finally have her happily-ever-after, or is she doomed to an eternity in HELL? Abo...

BLOG TOUR: The Falling Angels Saga by E Van Lowe

Image
Thanks to Bewitching Book Tours for hosting this blog tour. Let's hear from E Van Lowe, author of The Falling Angels Saga . ***************************** Use Humor To Distinguish Your Voice One of the more gratifying things I hear about my writing is that it’s funny. It’s gratifying because I decided early on to use humor to distinguish myself from other YA writers in my genre. It seems to have worked because I regularly get tweets and emails from fans who have read one of my books and can’t wait to read another. If you’re a fairly new author reading this, I can tell you first hand that adding humor to your work can help distinguish your voice from the many other authors writing in your genre. One of the keys to unleashing your humor is the point of view chosen for your story or characters. When Charles Schultz looked at the world through the eyes of Charlie Brown, or Lucy Van Pelt, we laughed. It was the same world we were looking at every day, but through the eye...