I am thrilled to be hosting a spot on the THE FORTUNA COIN by Karen Ann Hopkins Blog Tour hosted by Rockstar Book Tours. Check out my post and make sure to enter the giveaway!
About the Book:
Title: THE FORTUNA COIN
Author: Karen Ann Hopkins
Pub. Date: October 12, 2021
Publisher: Karen Ann Hopkins
Formats: Paperback, audiobook, eBook
Pages: 305
Find it: Goodreads, Amazon, Kindle, TBD
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“A must read. Not the typical book you would expect from Karen Ann Hopkins if you’ve read any of her Amish series’ but she absolutely nailed this one!! This book jumps right in 
on page one and makes you not want to put it down even for a second all the way to the end and I loved that! Would absolutely read it again and definitely recommend it to anyone who loves a good romance thriller with some Sci-fi elements in there too.” Cassandra, Book Sirens Reviewer
Wendy Catalano, a newly remarried mother of four, finds herself, her husband and her children, murder victims of her ex-husband. A family heirloom takes her back in time to the beginning of her relationship with her eventual killer where she’s given the magical opportunity to change the future and stop her family’s tragic ending. But she isn’t aware that she’s reliving a tortured life. With only glimpses of the future, Wendy struggles to survive present day, unaware that a bloody and unforgiving destiny awaits her.
The Fortuna Coin is a haunting psychological thriller about second chances…but will the truth really set Wendy free?
My Review:
A heartfelt story of romance, family and hope.
The story starts off with a heart-stopping tragedy. Then time-travels back to the beginning of the end. What will change in this story when Wendy doesn’t know she’s gone back in time?
I was captivated to see what would happen, if she could change something to save her family.
This romantic mystery will have you wondering until the end.
About Karen:
Karen Ann Hopkins resides in northern Kentucky with her family on a farm that boasts a menagerie of horses, goats, peacocks, chickens, ducks, rabbits, dogs, and cats. Karen’s
main job is home schooling the kids, but she finds time to give riding lessons, coach a youth equestrian drill team, and of course, write. She was inspired to create her first book, Temptation, by the Amish community she lived in. The experiential knowledge she gained through her interactions with her neighbors drove the story of the star-crossed lovers, Rose and Noah. Their story continues in Belonging, where their families and cultures threaten to tear them apart, and with Forever and Deception, where we find out once and for all if love is enough for them.
Lamb to the Slaughter, the first book in Serenity’s Plain Secrets, is Karen’s newest Amish endeavor, opening up the darker, grittier and more secretive lives of Amish society. It’s a story about the intertwining lives of three unlikely people in an Indiana Amish Community and the devastating results when a rebellious teenage girl is found shot to death in a corn field during the harvest. Serenity Adams is the newly elected young sheriff in the rural town of Blood Rock, and besides dealing with the threatening behavior of her predecessor, she now has a dead Amish girl on her plate. At first glance, the case seems obvious. The poor girl was probably accidently shot during hunting season, but when the elders of the Amish community, and even the girl’s parents, react with uncaring subdued behavior, Serenity becomes suspicious. As she delves deeper into the secretive community that she grew up beside, she discovers a gruesome crime from the past that may very well be related to the Amish girl’s shooting. Serenity enlists the help of the handsome bad-boy building contractor, Daniel Bachman. He left the Amish when he was nineteen and has his own dark reasons to help the spunky sheriff solve the crime that the family and friends who shunned him are trying desperately to cover up. Serenity’s persistence leads her to a stunning discovery that not only threatens to destroy her blossoming romance with Daniel, but may even take her life in the end.
Karen’s YA paranormal/urban fantasy series, the Wings of War, is an epic story about Ember, whose normal life ends abruptly when her parents are killed and she discovers she’s a descendent of angels. Still coping with her strange powers, Ember finds herself — and her heart — in the middle of a centuries-old war in this “compulsively readable” novel (Kirkus Reviews).
Karen grew up about a mile from Lake Ontario in Upstate New York. She was bitten by the horse bug at the age of five, and after diligently taking riding lessons for several years, was rewarded with her first horse at the age of eleven. The feisty horse’s name was Lady, a Quarter Horse-Thoroughbred cross, who became Karen’s steadfast companion. Through the years, the constant force in her life was horses. Eventually, she found her place as a riding instructor herself. Before accepting her fate in the barnyard, she worked a short stint as a paralegal, traveled abroad, and guided tourists on horseback riding tours in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee.
Karen is currently working on her bestselling Amish mystery series, Serenity’s Plain Secrets, along with the YA paranormal/fantasy series, the Wings of War. Karen is also excited to announce there will be more books in the Temptation series.
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Giveaway Details:
1 winner will win a $75 Amazon GC, International.
5 winners will win a finished copy of THE FORTUNA COIN, US Only.
Giveaway Link:
http://www.rafflecopter.com/rafl/display/e2389ba21352/?
Tour Schedule:
Week One:
| 10/11/2021 | Writer of Wrongs | Excerpt |
| 10/12/2021 | BookHounds | Excerpt |
| 10/13/2021 | @curlygrannylovestoread | Review |
| 10/14/2021 | Wonder Struck | Review |
| 10/15/2021 | Rajiv’s Reviews | Review |
Week Two:
| 10/18/2021 | @more.books.yes.please | Review |
| 10/19/2021 | The Phantom Paragrapher | Review |
| 10/20/2021 | cindysloveofbooks | Review |
| 10/21/2021 | YA Books Central | Review |
| 10/22/2021 | @bookisheclectic | Review |
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