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The Tudor Prophecy on Virtual Tour

 

We're excited to announce the line up of reviews, bloggers and interviewers for the virtual book tour for The Tudor Prophecy by Julie Strong that released on January 25th. The tour continues in full force. Please visit the sites and leave comments and follow these reviewers, podcasters and bloggers :) 

Here's the line-up so far. As reviews, Q&As and interviews air and post, we will update the links.

Atlantic Book Reviews (Lana Shupe) - book review - November 26th - pre-tour review!

The Corner Bookstore - USA Global TV & Radio - author interview - January 9

History Bards and Downunder Reviews - author interview - January 16

What Cathy Read Next (Cathy Johnson) - launch announcement and excerpt -January 17

Dalhousie Alumni Newsletter - January 20 - launch announcement

The Author Journey (Anne O'Connell) - author interview - January 21

Dianne Ascroft - author Q&A - January 24

The IndieView - author Q&A - January 25

Dartmouth Book Exchange - author spotlight & give away - February 3

Readers' Favorite - book review - March 8

The Wayward Reader - book review - March 26

Living the Next Chapter (David Campbell) - author interview - April 7

Book-a-Holic (Deirdre Pippins) - author interview - April 14

Canadian Bookworm - book review - May 5

Heather's Bookshelf (Heather Barkesdale Reviews) - book review - June 23

The Seaboard Review - book review by Naomi MacKinnon - September 22

History From a Woman's Perspective (Laura Lee Jacks) - book review - date TBD

As new reviewers/podcasters/bloggers come on board we will update the line-up. If you are a book reviewer, podcaster, Booktuber or Booktoker and are interested in reviewing The Tudor Prophecy, message me for an ARC.

Thanks to all who have joined up thus far!

Learn more about Julie and her book at ocpublishing.ca/julie-strong  

Julie Strong

The Tudor prophecy is available for now from your favourite online retailer and can be ordered in to your local bookstore. They will be available in-store at Bookmark (Spring Garden Rd., Halifax, NS and Dartmouth Book Exchange, Cole Harbour Rd., Dartmouth, NS). Visit Julie's website at juliekstrong.ca 






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