A Full Circle of Stories
We’re pleased to announce the next book release from one of our authors:Â Audrey Murphy by Karen Blakely will be out on January 15th, a date with special significance within the book.
A creeper involving a haunted house and a vengeful ghost, expect some chills from this one! And come back Friday for the cover reveal and more details on the story.
Other places have their Bloody Mary. We have Audrey Murphy…
We’re delighted to announce a double release day today! The Servants and the Beast is now available as an audiobook, read for you by five Stonehenge Circle Writers. Plus, get into the holiday spirit with a special Christmas epilogue, After the Sparkles Settled.
After the Sparkles Settled
Written by Karen Blakely, R.A. Gates, Kelly Haworth, Jenniffer Lee and Cheryl Mahoney
The five authors who collaborated for The Servants and the Beast have come together again to bring you this very special Christmas tale, looking in on the characters at the castle several months after the curse was lifted. As they celebrate the holidays, you can find out what’s happened to your favorite characters. Is Hugo finally courting Isadora? Has Quillsby learned to keep a secret? Will Robert propose to Lady Jayne–or Charles to Frostine? And how are Estienne and Beau doing, now that the Beast is a Prince again? Enjoy this Christmas epilogue to The Servants and the Beast.
The Servants and the Beast Audiobook
Written by Karen Blakely, R.A. Gates, Kelly Haworth, Jenniffer Lee and Cheryl Mahoney
Read by Karen Blakely, R.A. Gates, Kelly Haworth, Cheryl Mahoney and Jesse Bartels
You think you know the story – prince gets cursed, girl meets Beast, they fall in love and live happily ever after. If only it was that simple. But dating is tough even in the best of circumstances.
Ever since the fateful day when we let that horrible Good Fairy into the castle, our lives have been on hold. When she turned our bad-tempered prince into a Beast, she lumped us, his loyal servants, into the curse, too, just because she assumed his rude behavior was our fault. Theodore the butler should never have let her inside, and the rest of us should have helped bar the door.
Now, Theodore is an armchair, and we’re all trying to carry on our duties as a piano, a coat rack, a bookcase, and the like. At least we have Robert to clean up the pink sparkles piling in the corners from the Good Fairy’s curse, since he’s a mop now. We know we just need the Beast to fall in love to break the spell. We’re all doing whatever we can to help him find true love, one visitor at a time, hoping the right person finally comes along – but will the Beast ever learn to love?
We’re wishing you only good luck on this Friday the Thirteenth! And the first lucky thing is that we get to share the cover of After the Sparkles Settled, the Christmas epilogue to The Servants and the Beast.
Our five authors who collaborated for the original novella have worked together again to bring you this very special Christmas tale, looking in on the characters at the castle several months after the curse was lifted. As they celebrate Christmas, you can find out what’s happened to your favorite characters. Is Hugo finally courting Isadora? Has Quillsby learned to keep a secret? Will Robert propose to Lady Jayne–or Charles to Frostine? And how are Estienne and Beau doing, now that the Beast is a Prince again?
Look for After the Sparkles Settled by Karen Blakely, R. A. Gates, Kelly Haworth, Jenniffer Lee and Cheryl Mahoney on December 23rd, just in time for Christmas!
Don’t forget we’re also releasing the audiobook of The Servants and the Beast the same day.
And scroll down to see the cover of After the Sparkles Settled, designed by Cheryl Mahoney…
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One of our writers (who is also planning her own Phantom book release in 2020) is hosting a reading challenge for next year on her blog. All are welcome to participate!
Are you intrigued by a masked man in the shadows? Love being swept away by stirring musical tragedies? Want to visit 1880s Paris? Then this challenge is for you!
Join us to venture below the Opera Garnier and across the underground lake for a Phantom of the Opera Reading and Viewing Challenge. Since Gaston Leroux’s first publication of The Phantom of theOpera in 1909, the story has been told, retold and continued dozens of times, on the screen, on the stage, and on the page. Get a little more Phantom into your life in 2020 by participating in this challenge to go exploring through the many versions of the Phantom. Maybe you’ll meet a new phan friend, or find a new version of the story to love.
I want this above all to be fun, so the rules (which are really more guidelines) are simple and, I hope…
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We’re excited to announce two very special releases this month! In June, five of our authors released The Servants and the Beast, a Beauty and the Beast novella written collaboratively.
On December 23rd, we’re releasing Stonehenge Circle Press’ first audiobook, the audio version of The Servants and the Beast, read for you by four of the authors. It will be available for purchase through Audible.
On the same day, we’re also releasing a very special Christmas bonus, a short story epilogue to the novella, as the characters celebrate Christmas after the curse ended. Our writers have collaborated again to write this holiday story, to give you a glimpse of what’s become of your favorite characters.
Stay tuned next week for the cover release of After the Sparkles Settled: In Which the Ones Who Survived the Curse Celebrate Christmas by Karen Blakely, R. A. Gates, Kelly Haworth, Jenniffer Lee and Cheryl Mahoney.
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