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Nowhere To Hide by Joan Hall Hovey, 2000-06 Listen to the Shadows by Joan Hall Hovey, 2000-06-14 Chill Waters by Joan Hall Hovey, 2010-03-04 Nowhere to Hide by Joan Hall Hovey, 2010-10-05 Listen to the Shadows by Joan Hall Hovey, 2010-10-05 Chill Waters by Joan Hall Hovey, 2010-10-04

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1. Joan Hall Hovey
   Joan Hall Hovey. As well as penning suspense novels, Joan Hall Hoveyhas had articles and short stories in such diverse publications  
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   Extractions: Joan Hall Hovey As well as penning suspense novels, Joan Hall Hovey has had articles and short stories in such diverse publications as The Toronto Star The New Brunswick Reader The Daily Gleaner (Fredericton), Atlantic Advocate , and the Saint John Times Globe . Her short story "Dark Reunion" was selected for the Canadian anthology Investigating Women Joan also narrates books on tape, and her voice has been heard to consistently great reviews on CBC radio and TV as well as in live performance. "Narrating audio books and scripts is a perfect marriage of my love for books and my background as an actress." Mother of four and grandmother of eight girls, Joan lives in Gondola Point, New Brunswick, with her husband Mel, cat Sasha, and poodle Coco, in a modest but comfortable home overlooking the beautiful Kennebecasis River. Joan served two terms as the CWC's regional vice-president (Atlantic provinces). Selected publications: Books:

2. Joan Hall Hovey
   Joan Hall Hovey. Novels. Hovey, Joan Hall, Listen to the Shadows, Nowhere toHide,. Original Short Fiction. Hovey, Joan Hall, Investigating Women.  
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3. Joan Hall Hovey
   Joan Hall Hovey. Joan is a successful freelance writer. She has taughtcreative writing and worked as copywriter for radio station CFBC.  
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   Extractions: Home Contact Us Site Map Français March 24, 2003 Why You'll Succeed Writing Courses Your Tutors Michael Crawley ... Photography Joan is a successful freelance writer. She has taught creative writing and worked as copywriter for radio station CFBC. A lover of drama and a former amateur actress, she has worked as a director and producer in theatre and radio. Her personal interests include countless community projects, including a stint as a teaching co-ordinator for Vietnamese and Laotian women and children. She has been an active member of the Canadian Authors Association and is on the executive of Crime Writers of Canada. Joan's short stories and articles have been published in many newspapers and magazines including the Toronto Star Home Life Magazine True Confessions Secrets Revealing Romances Exciting Confessions Atlantic Advocate New Freeman Kings County Record Star Weekly , and various other publications. Suspense is her favorite genre: her novels, Listen to the Shadows and Nowhere to Hide , originally published by Zebra Books, New York, are now available in special Authors Guild Editions, as well as in large print and audio book formats. Joan's personal expertise and interests are wide ranging.

4. Interview - Joan Hall Hovey
   JOAN HALL HOVEY. INTERVIEW. Author of LISTEN TO THE SHADOWS. How difficultis it being a writer firstly, a crime writer secondly? Do  
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   Extractions: HOME Index of Authors Index of Categories Reviews ... JOAN HALL HOVEY INTERVIEW Author of LISTEN TO THE SHADOWS How difficult is it being a writer firstly, a crime writer secondly? Do you find Canadian writers have difficulties in breaking the US and UK markets? It’s not difficult to be a writer if you have a love of writing. Which is not to say it isn’t hard work. It is. What is difficult is trying to make a decent living by the written word – ‘…Ay, there’s the rub…’ All I know is that if you want to write, you’ll write. I also think that just because you’re writing about crime doesn’t mean it can’t be a major work. John D. McDonald is one example of a wonderful writer who wrote about crime. His The End of the Night, is a small masterpiece. Marketing is another story and as big houses merge there are fewer and fewer places to submit your work. Again, though, driven writers will ultimately find a way to get their work to readers. US publishers have recently turned down the possibility to print a paperback of Kate Charles because she is considered "too British". What do you think about this issue and why do you think that some US publishers have this attitude towards British mysteries?

5. Joan Hall Hovey
   Joan Hall Hovey. As well as penning suspense novels, Joan Hall Hovey'swork has appeared in numerous publications. Her short story  
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   Extractions: As well as penning suspense novels, Joan Hall Hovey's work has appeared in numerous publications. Her short story, Dark Reunion , was anthologized in Investigating Women . Joan Hall Hovey lives in New Brunswick, Canada, with her husband and is currently working on a new suspense novel. Listen to the Shadows Nowhere to Hide

6. Joan Hall Hovey
   Joan Hall Hovey ? Visit the author's own site. Titles and year of publication1) Listen to the Shadows, 1991. 2) Nowhere to Hide, 1992. Back.  
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7. Joan Hall Hovey
   Joan Hall Hovey. Nowhere To Hide. Listen to theShadows. Authors H. ArtistActorActress.com.  
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   Lorraine Jean Hopping Lorraine Jean Hopping. John Horgan John Horgan. JoanHall hovey joan hall Hovey. Patricia Hubbell Patricia Hubbell – Kids Poet.  
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   Extractions: Author Web Sites Shirley T. Hailstock Parnell Hall Thea Halo Niel Hancock Emily Hanlon Edward B. Hanna Karla Harby Valerie Harms Alexis Harrington Jane Harrington Lesley Ellen Harris Carolyn Hart Holly Harte Steven Hassan John Hassett D. William Hauck Louise Hawes Tom Head Carol Hebald Jeff Hecht William Heffernan Lynne Heitman David Hellerstein, MD Robin Marantz Henig D.J. Herda Mark Hertsgaard James Hibberd Martha Whitmore Hickman Hal Higdon Cherry Hill Thomas Hine Vicki Hinze B.J. Hoff

9. Joanhallhovey.com
   The author's own homepage. Biography, news, excerpts, book descriptions, and a note to aspiring writers.Category Arts Literature Authors H hovey, joan halljoanhallhovey.com;http//www.angelfire.com/ca3/joanhallhovey;.  
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10. Marion's Joan Hall Hovey Site
    Brief biography, photos and reviews.  
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    Extractions: "...If you're looking for the thriller of the year, you will find it in NOWHERE TO HIDE..." Midnight Scribes Review "...When you read this one make sure all the windows and doors are locked and all the lights are on..." Pam Stone, Myself.com Have you ever read a book that grabs your attention by the first sentence and never lets go? Well, LISTEN TO THE SHADOWS is an excellent romantic mystery that is exciting, tensed, and the elements of suspense, fear, and courage so masterfully woven in one masterpiece that I can't believe this is the author's debut! Grab a copy now, or you'll be missing a great read...Defelah Morgan, Scribes World Reviews

11. Note To Aspiring Writers
    Official site of suspense author joan hall hovey with a note to inspire aspiring authors.  
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    Extractions: Dear writer: Having been a writing instructor for some years, I know that many struggling writers think there is some trick to getting published. Some well-guarded secret at the bottom of it all, and perhaps they are not too far off the mark. The secret is, of course, an indomitable belief in yourself a belief so well entrenched that all the rejection and frustration that is part of the writer's life, (or any artist's life) will not dislodge it. You must rise above the fear that all writers know, the fear of putting your work (yourself) out there, never knowing if it will be praised or ridiculed. It takes courage to be a writer. (You're already an avid reader if you aspire to be a writer, so no need to go into that.) Books I have loved and learned from.

12. Hovey, Joan Hall
    As well as penning suspense novels, joan hall hovey's articles and short stories have appeared in such diverse  
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    Extractions: Joan Hall Hovey is also a writing instructor. Writing gives me a sense of achievement and satisfaction that nothing else does. (Except having my babies.) And that's not a bad analogy, if not an original one. Holding your published book in your hands, (especially that first one), running your fingers over its smooth cover, tracing your name there is heady stuff! For me, a dream come true. I know that I am truly blessed to be permitted to work every day a what I most love and need to do. I think you appreciate it even more when you've had to go to those awful 9 to 5 jobs you hated, because the bills have to be paid. And I've had my share of them over the years hulling strawberries, waiting tables, grading eggs... (top that one). A couple of those jobs have left scars. I've been stalked by a psychotic customer when I was selling 'CAA'. (Canada's version of 'AAA'.) I've been chased around the desk by a so-called pillar of society while working as a secretary. But while I wouldn't want to repeat it, I wouldn't take back a single moment of any of it. All is 'grist' for the writer's mill. The next best thing is hearing from my readers. You have been so generous in your comments, so kind to take the time in your own busy lives to write to me. Telling me that my novels kept you up all night, or that you couldn't put the book down was music to my ears, and keep me going in the dark times that come to most writers, while I find my way about in the unknown, unlit territory of this next book.

13. Joan Hall Hovey
    The official website for fiction author joan hall hovey As well as penning suspense novels, joan hall hovey's articles and short stories have appeared in such diverse  
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    Extractions: As well as penning suspense novels, Joan Hall Hovey's articles and short stories have appeared in such diverse publications as The Reader, Atlantic Advocate, The Toronto Star, Mystery Scene, True Confessions, Home Life magazine, Seek and various other magazines and newspapers. Her short story, Dark Reunion was selected for the Anthology, Investigating Women, Joan Hall Hovey is also a writing instructor, and a Voice Over pro, narrating books and scripts. She lives in New Brunswick, Canada. I was born and raised in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada's oldest incorporated city, situated on the Bay of Fundy. I married my husband, Mel, when I was 18, and we had 3 children within four years. (our son, Bill, came along 18 years later.) When the children were still small, we moved from the city to Gondola Point, (it was country then, but no more) and have lived here quite contently for many years now with our poodle, Coco, and cat, Sasha, in a modest, but comfortable home, overlooking the Kennebecasis River. Lots of lovely tall pine trees as I look out my window. People often tell me the view must be inspiring, but the truth is when I'm at my computer, my back is to it. My head is already filled with characters and scenes; I'm living in a world of the imagination.

14. Joan Hall Hovey
    Audio Books Large Print Edition. An Excerpt from joan's latest novel. Subscribeto joan's Newsletter Name Email Powered by AuthorsDen. EMAIL. Photo Gallery.  
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    Extractions: LITERACY DAY - A Message from Walmart and Sam's Club. (Click to hear) Dear Reader, Welcome to my website. Please click on the links below to browse the features on my site - from my latest suspense novel to my Note to aspiring writers. The next best thing is hearing from my readers. You have been so generous in your comments, so kind to take the time in your own busy lives to write to me. Telling me that my novels kept you up all night, or that you couldn't put the book down was music to my ears, and keep me going in the dark times that come to most writers, while I find my way about in the unknown, unlit territory of this next book.

15. Joan Hall Hovey
    DARK REUNION. A Short Story by joan hall hovey. Approximately 11 printedpages. Laurie arrived at the reunion alone. David had begged  
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    Extractions: DARK REUNION A Short Story by Joan Hall Hovey Approximately 11 printed pages Laurie arrived at the reunion alone. David had begged off, saying he didn't even plan on going to his own reunion, but encouraging her to go and have a good time. "Those things can dredge up a lot of adolescent garbage," he'd said. Later, his words would come back to haunt her. When she was dressed, she did a little whirl in front of him, and was rewarded with a whistle. "Hey, I'm not so sure I should let you go alone. You look too damn good." "You don't think it's too short." "Yeah, actually I do. Why don't you wear your old plaid nightshirt over it? It's in your drawer. I'll get it." She laughed and kissed him goodbye. It was an hour's flight from Halifax to Saint John. She took a cab from her mother's. And now that she was here, she wasn't sure why. She'd never been in the clique, part of the "in-crowd." Still, there were a few people she was looking forward to seeing again. Dodie, her best friend, wouldn't be here; she'd gotten her nursing degree and moved to the states. The gym was bright and noisy, festive with red and blue balloons (the school colors), streamers and flowers. A mingling of perfumes and good food wafted to her as she scanned the crowd for a familiar face. She spotted Harold Thomas across the room, doing a slow move to the beat of Barry Manilou's

16. Suspense Author Joan Hall Hovey
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17. Joan Hall Hovey
    joan hall hovey. Novels. hovey, joan hall, Listen to the Shadows, Nowhere to Hide,  
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18. Member Bios
    Nicola Godfrey, Ellen Gom, Leona Greenwood, Therese Haffner, Margaret hall, LindaHamilton, Lyn Harris, Madeleine Hoch, Edward D. hovey, joan hall Hughes, Matt  
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    DIRECTORY / Entertainment / Literature / Authors / H / hovey, joan hall (3). joan hall hovey The author's own homepage.  
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20. Book Reviews
    Marion's joan hall hovey Site.  
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    Extractions: Written with the finesse and grace of a master, Joan Hall Hovey's first novel, LISTEN To THE SHADOWS, is an engrossing tale of fear and danger certain to keep the reader awake, turning pages long after bed time, and listening carefully to everything around them. ... a powerful new voice in the world of suspense and mystery. Her tight plot, well-developed characters and originality will satisfy the reader's craving for tension and danger. I certainly look forward to more novels by the promising author with great eagerness...Cindy Penn -Wordweaving.com

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