Blog Tour Calendar

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 Blog Tour Calendar





December 19th @ The Muffin

Join WOW as we celebrate the launch of K.E. Bonner's blog tour of Witching Moon. Read an interview with the author and enter to win a copy of the book!

https://muffin.wow-womenonwriting.com


December 20th @ Mindy McGinnis’s blog

Stop by Mindy’s blog to read “Release the Idea of Getting Rich or Published and Focus on Your Craft.” by K.E. Bonner

https://www.mindymcginnis.com/blog


December 20th @ Rockin’ Book Reviews

Join us as Lu Ann reviews Witching Moon.

http://www.rockinbookreviews.com


December 21st @ All the Ups and Downs

Join Heather as she spotlights Witching Moon. Enter to win a copy of the book!

https://alltheupsandowns.blogspot.com/


December 23rd @ Michelle Cornish’s blog

Visit Michelle’s blog to read her review of Witching Moon.

https://www.michellecornishauthor.com/blog


December 24th @ A Storybook World

Join Deirdra as she features a spotlight of Witching Moon.

https://www.astorybookworld.com/


December 27th @ Lisa Haselton’s Reviews and Interviews blog

Join Lisa for an interview with K.E. Bonner.

https://lisahaselton.com/blog/


December 28th @ Author Anthony Avina’s blog

Join us today for author Anthony Avina’s review of Witching Moon.

http://www.authoranthonyavinablog.com


December 30th @ Author Anthony Avina’s blog

Revisit author Anthony Avina’s blog to read “The Best Writing Advice I Received” by K.E. Bonner. 

http://www.authoranthonyavinablog.com


January 4th @ Bev Baird’s blog

Join us on Bev’s blog as she reviews Witching Moon.

https://beverleyabaird.wordpress.com


January 5th @ The Knotty Needle

Stop by for Judy’s review of Witching Moon.

http://knottyneedle.blogspot.com


January 6th @ Bev Baird’s blog

Meet us back at Bev’s blog for “Ideas are Everywhere” a guest post by K.E. Bonner.

https://beverleyabaird.wordpress.com


January 6th @ Look to the Western Sky

Join Margo as she reviews Witching Moon by K.E. Bonner.

https://margoldill.com/


January 7th @ Chapter Break

Visit Julie's blog where she interviews author K.E. Bonner about her book Witching Moon.

https://chapterbreak.net/



January 9th @ Sue Edwards’s blog

Visit Sue’s blog to read “Magical Realism Surrounds Us” by K.E. Bonner.

https://suebe.wordpress.com/


January 10th @ Celtic Lady's Reviews

Visit Kathleen's blog and read her review of Witching Moon by K.E. Bonner.

https://celticladysreviews.blogspot.com/


January 10th @ World of My Imagination

Stop by Nicole's blog where K.E. Bonner is a guest for "Three Things on a Saturday Night."

https://worldofmyimagination.com


January 12th @ Life According to Jamie

Join us as Jamie reviews Witching Moon. 

http://www.lifeaccordingtojamie.com


January 14th @ Boots, Shoes, and Fashion

Join Linda as she interviews author K.E. Bonner.

https://bootsshoesandfashion.com


January 15th @ Fiona Ingram’s author blog 

Stop by Fiona’s blog to see her spotlight feature of Witching Moon. 

https://fionaingramauthor.blogspot.com


January 16th @ the Freeing the Butterfly blog

Visit Freeing the Butterfly to read “Life is Short, Do What You Love” by K.E. Bonner.

https://www.freeingthebutterfly.com/blog


January 18th @ Jill Sheets’s blog 

Stop by Jill’s blog to read her interview with K.E. Bonner. 

https://jillsheets.blogspot.com/



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