The Castle in Kilkenny: Fairy Tales- Book 5 .The Boat on the Lake of Regret. . Written by Christy Matheson  Earlier this year I was lucky enough to have been on the tour for the first book in the series so I was delighted to have been asked to be on this tour. He …

I wonder what was the one twist she didn't see coming!

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The Boat On The Lake Of Regret By Christy Matheson | The Castle In Kilkenny Fairy Tales #5 Review Magic, danger, and romance collide in The Boat on the Lake of Regret by Christy Matheson, book five in The Castle in Kilkenny Fairy Tales series.

"...delightful blend of magic, danger, and heartfelt moments, with enough twists to keep you guessing until the final page."

Check out the whole review here!
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NBTM: The White Deer of Kildare by Christy Matheson THE WHITE DEER OF KILDARE  Christy Matheson ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GENRE :  Time-slip Fantasy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BLURB: There's a deer sorting Christmas...

"Where do you come up with your ideas?" This answer and so much more:
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Did you have a good Memorial Day weekend? We managed to get away for a picnic, live music, and wine tasting. The boys were happy and busy with their stickers and coloring, the dog kept watch over everything, and we managed an hour or so of adult conversation. Winning!

Christy Matheson recommends Leap of Faith This was the perfect read for the end of a long day! I opened up my new ebook just to see what it was like, but I ended up immersed in this sweet, tentative love story. Lauren and Anika spend the whol...

The perfect book to read at the end of a long day! I felt like I was looking out over the Welsh countryside.... read my review here:
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Guest Post & #Giveaway: The White Deer of Kildare (The Castle in Kilkenny: Fairy Tales #2) by Christy Matheson All Maura wants is a peaceful winter holidays in her Irish castle, but her ex is threatening her with family court, and her second grader has invited a strange—completely unclothed—friend, to spend th...

It's a profile of my main character through the eyes of her ex-husband...and his lawyers. It involves Cheerios.

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The Horned Women Blog Tour + Review - Bri's Book Nook Title: The Horned WomenGenre: Cozy Fantasy, OR women’s fiction with fantasy elementsAuthor: Christy Matheson GoodReads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/221584862-the-horned-women from_search=true&...

"As I read on, I found myself swept into this world of Irish mythology, like I was a kid again reading the giant Grimm’s fairy tales compilations at my local library."

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Book Review: The Horned Women by Christy Matheson A book review of an interesting story based on Irish folklore, about a woman who moves to Ireland after her divorce and finds her home invaded by strange women with horns on their heads.

"This is a brilliant modern take on an Irish fairy tale....A great book and start of a series for anyone who loves strange fairy tales and folklore."
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Best author feeling ever!!! Enjoy!

Spotlight Review: The Horned Woman by Christy Matheson Hello Hello Readers! After a little hiatus, I’m back baby! When Erik from Breakeven Books reached out and asked if I was interested in supporting his latest Book Tour for The Horned Women, HO…

Thank you, Mr Geek!

"Matheson did a wonderful job incorporating unique elements ...while still staying true to the source material!"

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This reviewer really gets my main character! Be sure to check out the whole thing...

"I loved Maura — she’s got that “holding it together with duct tape and coffee” energy I can seriously relate to..."

What are your 18 dystopias? Have you struggled as a writer with all the political overwhelm?

Personally, I have not gained such clarify. I keep my eyes on the day in front of me, because I'm afraid that the horizon looks....like the photo on this blog post.

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