Author Empi Baryeh's Blog

So my long awaiting book reading is nearly here! If you're in Accra or can be in Accra on Wednesday, 26th March, 2016, please don't forget to come. Autographed copies : you know you love owning books that have been autographed by the author :-), and since I'll be there with my special pen, you can buy a copy of Chancing Faith and have it autographed. How awesome is that! 15% off! I should probably have mentioned this first - print copies of Chancing Faith will be on sale at 15% off their retail price (shhh). Meet other book lovers and readers:  The Ghana Voices Series (which is what Writers Project Ghana calls the book reading sessions) is a good way to meet like-minded people who share your passion for reading and books (like the fact that you love the smell of new books)  There's a fourth reason, but it's a surprise - teeheehee. Okay, enough goofing around. Seriously, it will be a fun one hour of your time. Don't miss out.  

Hi folks! I am so happy to be sharing this particular book release blog hop with my friend, Nana Prah , because I saw a few chapters of her latest release, Midwife to Destiny , as it was being developed. I can't wait to experience the journey in full and find out how the HEA happened. Nana also happens to be a fellow Ghanaian author, so needless to say, I am tickled to bits to introduce you to her and her freshly released novel, Midwife to Destiny , from Decadent Publishing's Ubuntu line. Welcome to casa Empi, Nana. It seems not so long ago that we were celebrating the release of your debut novel, Love Through Time. How time flies! Let's get right to it: EB: When did you decide you were going to be a writer? Why fiction? For that matter, why romance fiction? NP: Writing decided for me. A few years ago I wrote an e-mail to a friend telling her how she would meet her husband (as encouragement, not because I’m a psychic). The tale turned into a novel. Although it never got p...

I’ve been enticed (read: harpooned) into participating in the ‘ My Writing Process Blog Hop ’, which seeks to introduce you to authors you may not know and gives a little insight into each author's writing process. For that reason, I’ll stick to author friends of mine (I'm pretty sure if I tagged Nora Roberts, she won't play). Author, Nana Prah, nominated me for this blog hop. I am currently reading her most recent release, Midwife to Destiny, which I’m thoroughly enjoying (don’t forget to drop by on Wednesday for an interview with Nana Prah and a sneak peek into her novel + a chance to win a cool prize). Okay, so back to the hop: I’m supposed to answer four (simple) questions about my writing, then pay it forward by tagging three authors and linking to their website and/or blog. The three authors will in turn put up a similar post on their blogs next Monday. Here goes: 1) What am I working on? I’m working actively on book 2 of the ‘From Ghana with Love’ series, i.e. the se...

I’ve been enticed into participating in a blog hop that introduces you to authors you may not know and gives a little insight into each author's writing process. For that reason, I will stick to author friends of mine (I'm pretty sure if I tagged Nora Roberts, she won't participate). Author of two fantastic paranormal romance novels, Debbie Christiana nominated me for this blog hop. Her first novel Twin Flames will forever be on my list of favorite books, her rendition of past lives was amazing. Solstice introduced me to the world of Strega and had me sitting on the edge of my seat with the action sequences. Here's how it works. I answer four questions about my writing then pay it forward by tagging three authors and link to their website and/or blog. The three authors I chose are all fabulous, in very different ways.   EmpiBaryeh writes spicy romances set in Ghana. Her books will leave you knowing you have read a great romance. She writes characters I fall in love with...