Wednesday, January 13, 2010

New BronzeWord Latino Virtual Book Tours

For more information about BronzeWord Latino Virtual Book Tours visit www.latinobooktours.com

Sins of the Flesh

Caterina Shaw’s days are numbered. Her only chance for survival is a highly experimental gene treatment - a risk she willingly takes. But now Caterina barely recognizes herself. She has new, terrifying powers, an exotic, arresting body — and she’s been accused of a savage murder, sending her on the run.


Mick Carrera is a mercenary and an expert at capturing elusive, clever prey. Yet the woman he’s hunting down is far from the vicious killer he’s been told to expect: Caterina is wounded, vulnerable, and a startling mystery of medical science. Even more, she’s a beautiful woman whose innocent sensuality tempts Mick to show her exactly how thrilling pleasure can be. The heat that builds between them is irresistible, but surrendering to it could kill them both . . . for a dangerous group is plotting its next move using Caterina as its deadly pawn.

Book Tour Schedule

Jan 11: http://www.authorslatino.com/blog
Jan 12: http://www.juliaamante.blogspot.com
Jan 13: http://
www.examiner.com/x-6309-Latino-Books-Examiner
Jan 14: http://kbgbabbles.blogspot.com/

Jan 15:
http://
www.heidenkind.blogspot.com
Jan 18: http://www.NilkiBenitez.blogspot.com
Jan 19: http://www.erinoriordan.blogspot.com
Jan 20: http://www.bergersbookreviews.wordpress.com

Jan 21:
Book Girl of Mur-y-Castell http://books-forlife.blogspot.com
Jan 22: http://www.chasingheroes.com


PRIZE:
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Meet Me under the Ceiba
by Silvio Sirias
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This affectionate portrayal of a small Nicaraguan town
reveals humanity in all its beauty and ugliness

“I’m not afraid of that old man,” Adela once told her niece. But everyone in the small town of La Curva, Nicaragua, knew that the wealthy land owner, Don Roque Ramírez, wanted Adela Rugama dead. And on Christmas Day, Adela disappeared. It was two months before her murdered body was found.

An American professor of Nicaraguan descent spending the summer in his parents’ homeland learns of Adela’s murder and vows to unravel the threads of the mystery. The suspense builds as he patiently interviews the townspeople and extracts their intriguing and often outlandish accounts of Adela’s life and death in this backwater town. It quickly becomes apparent that Adela—a hard-working campesina who never learned to read and write—and Don Roque had one thing in common: the beautiful Ixelia Cruz. The love of Adela’s life, Ixelia was one of Don Roque’s many possessions until Adela lured her away.

The interviews with Adela’s family, neighbors, and former lovers shed light on the circumstances of her death and reveal the lively community left reeling by her brutal murder, including: Adela’s older sister Mariela and her five children, who spent Christmas morning with Adela, excitedly unwrapping the gifts their beloved aunt brought them that fateful day; her neighbor and friend, Lizbeth Hodgson, the beautiful mulata who early in their relationship rejected Adela’s passionate advances; Padre Uriel, who did not welcome Adela to mass because she loved women; Adela’s former lover Gloria, the town’s midwife, who is forever destined to beg her charges to name their newborn daughters Adela.

Through stories and gossip that expose jealousies, scandals, and misfortunes, Sirias lovingly portrays the community of La Curva, Nicaragua, in all its beauty and ugliness. The winner of the Chicano / Latino Literary Prize, this spellbinding novel captures the essence of a world rarely seen in American literature.


Book Tour Schedule

Jan 11: http://bookluver-carol.blogspot.com/
Jan 12: www.browngirl.weebly.com/book-speak.html
Jan 13: www.regularrumination.wordpress.com
Jan 14: http://blog.joshuaberman.net/
Jan 15: www.pistitotol.wordpress.com
Jan 18: www.mamaxxi.blogspot.com
Jan 19: http://www.farmlanebooks.co.uk/
Jan 20: http://sandrasbookclub.blogspot.com/
Jan 21: www.examiner.com/x-6309-Latino-Books-Examiner
Jan 22: http://unainamillion.blogspot.com


René Has Two Last Names- Second Book Tour



Prizes Each day during the Book Tour

As you visit each blog on the tour, leave a comment or question for the author and be eligible to win an autographed copy of RENÉ HAS TWO LAST NAMES/ RENÉ TIENE DOS APELLIDOS. Make sure you check back the following day to see if you won and for directions on how to receive your prize.

Book Tour Schedule

Jan 11 Regular Rumination
Jan 12 Cuponeando
Jan 13 Tartamuda
Jan 14 LaLicenciada
Jan 15 Devourer of Books
Jan 18 Chronicle of an Infant Bibliophile
Jan 19 Latino Book Examiner
Jan 20 One Persons Journey Through a World Of Books
Jan 21 The Sol Within
Jan 22 Bilingual in the Boonies


December
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Nov 30 BronzeWord Latino Authors
Dec 1 Lorie Lori Calabrese Writes!
Dec 2 April Café of Dreams
Dec 3 Syliva Mama Latina Tips
Dec 4 Mayra Latino Book Examiner


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