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Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Virtual Book Tour & Giveaway for Notes from Nadir by Lisa Maliga


Join author Lisa Maliga on her Virtual Book Tour for Notes from Nadir, presented by Goddess Fish Promotions, from February 3 – February 14, 2014.  Please leave a comment or question for Lisa to let her know you stopped by.  Lisa will be awarding a PDF copy of Notes From Nadir plus their choice of one of the following ebooks: Sweet Dreams, Diary of a Hollywood Nobody, The Wilkes House Haunting, North of Sunset, South of Sunset or Out of the Blue to one randomly drawn commenter at each stop during the tour, and a Grand Prize of a Print Copy (US ONLY) of Notes From Nadir will be awarded to one randomly drawn commenter at the end of the tour.  You can follow the rest of Lisa’s tour here, the more stops you visit the better your odds of winning.  Please leave your email address with your comment.  

Notes from Nadir
By Lisa Maliga

Publisher:  Hit the Wall Press
Release Date: November 19, 2013
Genre: Contemporary Fiction/Women’s Fiction
Length: 293 Pages
ISBN:  978-1493519071
ASIN:  B00486UDJA

Purchase Links:  Kindle Kindle UK  Amazon Amazon UK  Nook B&N Kobo  Smashwords


About the book: 

A Los Angeles-based writer returns to her Midwestern home due to financial difficulties. Moving back in with Mom, she lands a job at an online auction site. From encountering wacky characters to dealing with unsympathetic relatives, to her mother's health issues, the narrator struggles with being in Nadir--the place and the state of mind.



 Right before lunch, one of the Packers came over and announced: "Bakery donuts downstairs in the warehouse … main door!"

On a Monday? Rita smiled and turned to me, "That's great! They sometimes donate donuts from the bakery down the street. It's really a great place…" she got up and was heading for the stairs a lot faster than I'd seen her move since I began working there.

I followed her; I could walk faster than she could, as I didn't wear a size 18. I knew her size because she saw a pair of large black pants on my cart and said they'd fit her and placed a bid on them. She didn't win them as some other fatso from Nebraska did.

Near the main door I saw a big flimsy pink cardboard box on top of a dilapidated table. It was surrounded by red shirted employees.

Most of the warehouse employees didn't wear gloves. They spent the day handling pee-stained rugs and bedding, cast off toys and games, old electronics, mildewed books, filthy furniture with chewed up legs and torn upholstery; all manner of junk. And they were pawing through the donut selection. Not a napkin or paper towel in sight. But that didn't stop Rita or any of the other workers. A toothless worker wearing a faded, almost pink shirt decorated with holes, licked his fingers. Free food, free dessert, and free germs!

AUTHOR Bio and Links:

Lisa Maliga has been writing ever since she learned how to put crayon to paper back in kindergarten. Since then, she has learned to type and uses a laptop, citing it as way more convenient. She still makes and uses her own soapy creations. You'll find more about her work at:










Don't forget to leave a comment or question for Lisa to let her know you stopped by.  Lisa will be awarding a PDF copy of Notes From Nadir plus their choice of one of the following ebooks: Sweet Dreams, Diary of a Hollywood Nobody, The Wilkes House Haunting, North of Sunset, South of Sunset or Out of the Blue to one randomly drawn commenter at each stop during the tour, and a Grand Prize of a Print Copy (US ONLY) of Notes From Nadir will be awarded to one randomly drawn commenter at the end of the tour.  You can follow the rest of Lisa’s tour here, the more stops you visit the better your odds of winning.  Please leave your email address with your comment.  

3 comments:

  1. Free germs! Ewwww! Evocative excerpt. I definitely felt the heebie-jeebies...lol.

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  2. Sounds intriguing

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