Author Empi Baryeh's Blog

It's here! The Color of Love Blog Hop 2015. Every year, we celebrate interracial and multicultural romance. This hop is being organised by my friends  Kiru Taye ,  Nana Prah  and  me . December is a busy time all round so we thought we'd extend the time for our hop so you can get to each participating blog while attending to all the holiday stuff on your plates! So from 27 November - 6 December,  2015 (10 Days!), you get to juggle your life with your love of romance in color and earn the chance to win some wonderful books and our grand prizes!

Last month, we did something a little different. We held a small event on Facebook where we asked authors to post their books covers and blurbs, based on which we would select one to read for September. We were pretty unanimous with the selection - meaning of the several we all selected, this book was picked by all three of us!

Hi peeps! Yea, I know that's a little old-fashioned but hey, it is appropriate (I think). So for September, we selected a paranormal (we seem to be lingering in paranormal lately). It's probably because we're all relatively new readers of paranormal romance, so we're kind of fascinated with some of the characters, plots and the lingo - things that are apparently quite standard in the genre. Anyway, so we selected The Masquerade, an Altar, & a Fairy   by Kristen D. Van Risseghem. When you're done here, don't forget to check out what Prah and Constantine have to say about the book.

It's my birthday month and I thought I should celebrate, so when my friends Mona Karel and Jami Gray asked if I'd like to join the Labors of Love Blog Hop, I said YEA! As always, celebration author style means you get the gifts. From today 4th - 6th September we're giving away awesome prizes. 

Hello again, World! It's P, C & B review time :-). We bring you three impressions of the same book - good way to help you decide if you want to read the book (end of commercial).  Okay, so we stayed in the paranormal genre with a witches/ghosts: Tangled Souls by Jana Oliver.  As always, when you're done reading my review, please head over to reviews of the same book by Nana Prah and Cathrine Constantine.

For July, we decided to go sci-fi (another genre I've filed under prefer-to-watch-the-tv-show... I know, it's  a bad habit).

I was going to start the post with 'It that time of the month again!' and then I figured that was probably not the best intro ;-) ... So... Hi! :-D July rolled around very quickly, too quickly if you ask me. If it sounds like I'm complaining, rest assured I'm not. It just means I have to start planning my first ever 1 year-old birthday party for my dear daughter!  and...  It's time for another Prah, Baryeh & Constantine review (applause).