#NewRelease – #Eventide by Mae Clair

Posted on January 6, 2020

Marcia Meara hosts mystery/suspense #author Mae Clair with her #NewRelease Eventide! I’m reading this one now and it’s spooky good!

The Write Stuff

So happy to welcome Mae Clair to The Write Stuff today with news of the release of her latest novel, Eventide. I’ve already got this one on my Kindle and after enjoying Books 1 and 2 so much, I can’t wait to read it. And just look at this fabulous cover!

So without further ado, let’s get right to it. Take it away, Mae!

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Hi, Marcia. Many thanks for having me as a guest today! I’m delighted to be here today promoting my upcoming release,Eventide,the final book in my Hode’s Hill series of novels. If you’re unfamiliar with the term, Eventide is an archaic way of saying “evening” or “twilight.” All three books in the series play off this theme:
Cusp of Night
End of Day
Eventide

Each refers to that moment when daylight fades and twilight encroaches. I’ve always considered these “betwixt times,” never…

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8 thoughts on “#NewRelease – #Eventide by Mae Clair”

Jacqui Murray January 6, 202012:07 pm Reply

This does sound good, and if it’s like the prequel, it is!

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1. Jacquie Biggar January 6, 20202:41 pm Reply
  
  Mae does a fantastic job of creating atmosphere- I love her writing style ❤
  
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  1. Mae Clair January 7, 20205:23 am Reply
    
    Aww, thanks 🙂
    
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2. Mae Clair January 7, 20205:23 am Reply
  
  Glad you like the sound of it, Jacqui!
  
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Mae Clair January 6, 20204:05 pm Reply

Jacquie, many thanks for reflagging the post. WordPress is making it difficult for me to “like” posts, but I LOVE this one! 🙂

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1. Jacquie Biggar January 6, 20207:32 pm Reply
  
  WordPress just likes to see how much patience we possess, lol
  
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  1. Mae Clair January 7, 20205:24 am Reply
    
    And now I can “like again.” Gremlins, I tell you–gremlins! 😀
    
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    1. Jacquie Biggar January 7, 202011:08 am Reply
      
      Lol, just don’t feed the WordPress! 🙂
      
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