Book Tour Spotlight: Babe Driven by Lizzie Chantree

Babe Driven by Lizzie Chantree

Could you ignore the world's hottest rock stars, if they moved into the villa next door? 
True love, humour and happy-ever-after. A sizzling romance read full of giggles, sunshine and searching for a soul mate in paradise by bestselling author Lizzie Chantree.

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Driving straight out of trouble and into paradise! A laugh out loud, contemporary romance read full of entrepreneurial women, powerful men and exotic locations.

Harriet’s crazily successful business idea is under serious threat, and the danger seems to be coming from inside her own family. She whisks her sister and her friends away to an exotic location to try and work out whose side they are on. It’s time to start damage limitation.

When the girls arrive at the glorious villa owned by Harriet’s maverick business partner Nikki, they find a gorgeous band and their sexy lead singer Max staying next door, out to entice their new neighbours into all kinds of trouble.

This isn’t a holiday for Harriet and she can’t afford to be distracted. She has to sell her business idea to the powerful resort owner, the elusive Mr Grant, while she is there, or she may not have a business to go back to. Harriet will have to choose between family and friends, business or pleasure. For someone who stays out of the limelight, even though her new company is the hottest ticket in town, she’s going to have to avoid the front pages of every newspaper if she wants to survive the ride!

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Award-winning inventor and author, Lizzie Chantree, started her own business at the age of 18 and became one of Fair Play London and The Patent Office's British Female Inventors of the Year in 2000. She discovered her love of writing fiction when her children were little and now runs networking hours on social media, where creative businesses, writers, photographers and designers can offer advice and support to each other. She lives with her family on the coast in Essex. Visit her website at www.lizziechantree.com or follow her on Twitter @Lizzie_Chantree
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Choice of books is Babe Driven, Love’s Child, Finding Gina, Ninja School Mum and If you love me, I’m yours. 

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Spotlight & Guest Post: Confessions Of A Traveler:The Observations Of Alien 597 by Clara L. Molina

Confessions of a Traveler: The Observations of Alien 597 by Clara L. Molina

Grotesque insect looking beasts, which burst out of your chest, and have acid for blood. Grey and short aliens with big eyes, who want to take over your mind, and they do horrible experiments with instruments that go up your anus. They’ve come to take over the world, and make you into a zombie or dinner. If they ever land in full view, they would either be worshiped and a new religion would form, or murdered immediately, and their ship parts sold to the highest bidder. Alien 597 read her report about aliens that humans had encountered. 

A short story about an alien visiting Earth.

Procrastination. It isn’t all bad

-How to make sure your procrastinating for the right reason.

Procrastination is purposeful, and writing and periods of nothing go hand in hand.

Ernest Hemingway, Stephen King, Aldous Huxley, Kurt Vonnegut, Voltaire - these are all influential authors, that have at one time or another had writer’s block. A feeling of dread has come over every writer at one time or another, but all successful authors have lived through it, and lived to tell the tale.

Let me check Youtube, I need to put the dishes up, let me get up and put the right music on, there’s a sock on the floor, so let me fix the sock drawer. Yet time is slipping away, it’s called the dreaded procrastination, but do not dread. Learn from it.

What to do when you begin to procrastinate? You need to stop, and figure out why you are procrastinating. If your stopping to contemplate the wonders of the universe, then please, life is too short, do not deny yourself. Keep contemplating on this, it may even be good writing material later on. If your procrastinating at work, because you hate your job, well, the answer is obvious, your not passionate about your work.

What are you passionate about? Don’t fake your way into passion because everyone is doing it. Don’t punch into work, talk the talk, and act the act. You are what you think about when no one else is looking and seeing. If your not passionate about your work, then procrastination will be your friend forever.

What do you get for your time? You never get get it back, the hand is moving, but your getting nothing. If your passionate about what your doing, then you must repurpose procrastination. That’s right. Procrastinate with a purpose. Fill the void, and channel it toward your passion.

How do you do this? Ideas for writers come from everywhere - our experiences, our encounters with people and situations, a movie that moved us, and music that invoked heavy emotional feeling. When your stuck on a piece of writing, continue with the idea in your head, and use the world around you as a helping hand.

Ideas do not come out of being stuck in a hole, unless your writing about being stuck in a hole. Don’t see procrastination as the enemy, see it as a process, a means to an end. A contemplation about the universe, that could be a backdrop to a book. Your tire blowing out, and the frustration you felt, that you can now write in words so clearly for a character.

Make sure procrastination is pointed in the right direction, and get your compass aligned. Carry a notebook, and experience the world with purpose. A good book is on the horizon, and you have procrastination to thank for that.

As Henry David Thoreau said, “It’s not enough to be busy… The question is: what are we busy about?”

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Clara L Molina writes Science Fiction books most of the time, dabbles in comic drawings occasionally, and writes to laugh at herself all the time. She has a computer science degree, but has been a lifelong writer. She currently lives in San Antonio, Texas, and enjoys fresh air and days where her hair is not frizzy.

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