NOT AS IT SEEMS, Blog Tour



The tour for Not as It Seems is shorter than usual and should be easier to follow.

Sept. 15  How do Real People Figure into my Books? 
http://mmgornell.wordpress.com

Sept. 16 The Inspiration for the Book and an Excerpt 
http://evelyncullet.com/marilyn-meredith-not-as-it-seems/

Sept. 17  The Character Who Borrowed Linda Thorne's Name
http://www.lindathorne.com/blog/ 

Sept 18  How I Started Writing, and More
http://www.bettydravis.com/ On this blog you can't leave comments.

 Sept. 19 About Tempe's Indian Background
http://lornacollins-author.blogspot.com  

Sept. 20 The Setting 
http://jwillsbooks.com/blog-posts/

Sept. 21 Researching Ethiopia
http://amymbennettbooks.blogspot.com/2015/09/a-visit-with-oak-tree-press-author.html
  
Sept. 22 Eating Your Way Through a Mystery
https://thoniehevron.wordpress.com/  

Sept. 23 My Fascination with Law Enforcement
http://maggieking.com/blot

Sept. 24 The Frustrations That Get in the Way of Writing 
http://willkillforastory.blogspot.com/

Sept. 25 Keeping a Mystery Series Fresh
http://wildaboutfiction.blogspot.com/  

Sept. 26 How Important is it that Tempe Crabtree is an Indian?
http://www.libbymckinmer.blogspot.com/

Sept. 27 Promo Planning, A Necessary Evil, Or Is It?
http://marjamcgraw.blogspot.com 

Sept. 28 Why I Write Mysteries and in Particular, the Deputy Tempe Crabtree Mystery Series
http://patyjager.blogspot.com  ptyjag@jmail.com

Sept. 29 My Opinion About Blogs and Blog Tours, Do they Work with All the Other Ways to Promote?
http://RebeccasWritingSvcs.com  

Sept.30 Taking What the Publishing Industry Throws at You
 http://fishkicker.net 

Not as It Seems Blurb:
Tempe and Hutch travel to Morro Bay for son Blair’s wedding, but when the maid-of-honor disappears, Tempe tries to find her. The search is complicated by ghosts and Native spirits.

Character Naming Contest:
Once again, I’ll name a character after the person who leaves a comment on the most blogs.

Bio:

Marilyn Meredith now lives in the foothills of the Southern Sierra, about 1000 feet lower than Tempe’s Bear Creek, but much resembles the fictional town and surroundings. She has nearly 40 books published, mostly mysteries. Besides writing, she loves to give presentations to writers’ groups. She’s on the board of the Public Safety Writers Association, and a member of Mystery Writers of America and three chapters of Sisters in Crime, including the Central Coast chapter.



Comments

Jackie Taylor Zortman said…
Once again, I'll be following your tour. Not to have a character named after me, but to learn from the master. Gonna buy your new book today, too. Sounds great!
September 13, 2015 at 9:15 AM
Cheryl said…
Good luck with the tour.
September 13, 2015 at 9:50 PM
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