The Masquerade Crew

Cover Wars Blogger Network "You can't sell books on Twitter," say the naysayers.  But I say, "Hog wash!"

I'm at a loss. I'm not sure what to do. As is apparent from browsing this site for just a few seconds, I haven't done anything with it since October. The Masquerade Crew hasn't been completely silent. I've been promoting books (and the occasional other link) on Twitter. I've been busy working at my convenience store job, and we are homeschooling our kids this year. There hasn't been a lot of time to work on the website. That hasn't necessarily changed, but every once in a while I get the urge to try again. One thing I know for sure is that I don't want this site to be about book ads. And it was turning into that, so when personal things started getting in the way, I took a step back to refocus. I turned off all tweets that pointed to this site. I focused on Amazon tweets. And these tweets run as intended. I could get authors to sign up for the tweet service if and when I get this site going again. Might even make a few dollars along...

Cover links to Amazon.com The revolutionary theological theory of Pandeism, critically examined by authors of a wide variety of philosophical and faith traditions. Pandeism: An Anthology Edited by Knujon Mapson Genre/Keyword(s): Non-Fiction, Anthology, Contemporary, Philosophy

This post features the following book... Debbie King. At 14 years old she was like other so many other 14 year olds - lacking confidence and maintaining belief that she was a nobody who would never know any happiness in her life. But after she meets someone so much like her, together they discover inner strengths in themselves, and a deep friendship that would be tested over and over again by events and other people coming into their lives, along with an ongoing uncertainty over what their relationship should really be like. So many things they share, the greatest of all being their love of their enthusiasm and career as musicians, and yet still the ongoing question hovers over them - should they be together … as a couple? Embark on a journey from the intense emotions of teenage years, and on through adult life eventualities such as marriage, parenting, post natal depression, and a never ending uncertainty about a life choice that eventually contributes to infidelity. ...

Maya Tyler Author of  A Vampire's Tale

Cover links to Amazon.com If you thought being scared to death was a myth, think again. Doctor Felix Bloom will prove you wrong. Fear Inducer Author: Ellie Douglas Genre/Keyword(s): General Fiction, Horror, Thriller/Suspense,

Cover links to Amazon.com The Tribes of the West are all but conquered, and though she has traded her sword for a family home, Rhianwyn may now be the only hope for her people. Wildcat The Caledon Saga Author: J.P. Harker Genre/Keyword(s): Fantasy, Coming of Age, Strong Female Character, Sword & Sorcery, Iron Age Fantasy

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Cover links to Amazon.com Searching for a madman bent on revenge, Nick Coalson saves P. I. Rebecca Morgan, but loses his heart to the reckless beauty. Cold as Ice A Tempered Steel Novel Author: Maggie Adams Genre/Keyword(s): Romance, Thriller/Suspense, RomCon, New release,

Obviously, I don't have a Wordpress blog, but I stumbled across this infographic the other day. Thought it might be helpful to some. Enjoy. Don't ask me to help you fix your site, though. I probably won't know how. The following is an infographic originally posted here.

The following is reposted from here. Do you have an old website you want to revive? Or are you ready to update your website but you aren’t sure how to do it? How do you start refocusing your website? Refocusing your website can fall into several areas. First you need to make sure your website is showing your readers what it is about. If the title, the tagline, and the main categories or links on the home page aren’t what your website is about, then your readers aren’t sure they want to click on something. You need to review the title of your website and how it relates to your subject matter as well as your domain name. Are you telling your reader what they can find here on the pages? Read the rest of the article here.