At last, another week is finally coming to a close! Let’s take a look back at some of our favorite client coverage from this week in order to celebrate the occasion… Romancing the Book had a captivating review of Colleen Oakes‘ Queen of Hearts, Brooke Blogs had a fantastic review of Queen of Hearts, author Steena Holmes gives readers the opportunity to win a $600 camera plus a signed copy of her book, Colleen Oakes wrote a fun article on Disney villainesses for Huffington Post, and to celebrate International Women’s Day, BookSparks is giving away some of our favorite women’s fiction reads and a journal!

 

What’s on my iPod: “Team” by Lorde
What I’m reading: Uganda be Killing Me by Chelsea Handler
The last person I followed on Twitter: @Lupita_Nyongo

 

Queen of Hearts keeps readers engaged throughout

“Colleen Oakes’ YA novel Queen of Hearts makes readers feel as though they are actually able to see, touch, smell and hear everything that is going on in Dinah’s world,” Romancing the Book said.

 

 

 

 

“One of the best retellings of a classic tale that I have ever read,” Brooke Blogs said.

The book blog raves about Colleen Oakes’ book saying that it takes completely unique and intriguing twists on the original story of Alice in Wonderland.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lots of fabulous prizes are up for grabs this week on Steena Holmes’ Facebook page

The author gives readers an opportunity to score a $600 Samsung Digital Camera, a $50 Shutterfly gift card and autographed copies of her latest book: The Memory Child.

 

 

 

 

 

Colleen Oakes reveals the top five Disney villainesses of all time

So you want to find out which of your favorite Disney villainesses are the greatest of all time? Check out Colleen Oakes guest article on Huffington Post for the list!

 

 

This week’s Flash #FridayFive Giveaway is all about girl power!

Check out the BookSparks Facebook page and enter for a chance to win some of our favorite women’s literature books from authors like Steena Holmes, Susan Lovell, Allison Winn Scotch, Jane Porter and Katharine Britton. It is all in honor of International Women’s Day on March 8!