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On February 18th the Werewolves in the Renaissance blog tour stopped at the blog of Mathew Reuther where Tracy Falbe presented her guest post about the Inquisition and modern crime investigation. The article drew from her research for her ninth novel Werelord Thal: A Renaissance Werewolf Tale.

Set upon the stage of the 16th century Holy Roman Empire, the new historical fantasy Werelord Thal: A Renaissance Werewolf Tale by Tracy Falbe mixes paranormal powers into the milieu of Reformation Europe and witch hunting. Currently touring blogs to promote the novel, Falbe received a good review from blogger Jamie Marchant on February 13th.

On February 12th an interview with fantasy author Tracy Falbe appeared on the blog of Susan Stuckey, author of the Kalieri Tales a series of fantasy short stories. In response to the question about what inspired Falbe to start writing novels, she said she had written a letter to herself as a teenager that told her to do it.

On Monday Tracy Falbe started Love iBooks Week at her blog to thank readers on Apple’s reading platform for supporting her fantasy novels. The prize drawing for a $15 iTunes gift card redeemable at the U.S. iTunes is accepting entrants through Valentine’s Day. On February 15th she’ll randomly select the winner and email the prize.

U.S. author Tracy Falbe announced the availability of her new historical fantasy Werelord Thal: A Renaissance Werewolf Tale at Kobo Books. Distribution through its retail sites and bookstore partners expands her new release into global ebook markets across 190 countries.

On a blog tour to promote Quintessence: Enchanted Bookstore Legend Five, author Marsha A. Moore was a guest blogger at Her Ladyship’s Quest on January 30th. Moore shared the background about the child character Kessa who was introduced in the previous novel of the fantasy romance series.

Tracy Falbe started her Werewolves in the Renaissance blog tour early on January 29th. The fantasy author was a guest on the HowlOutCast, a podcast dedicated to all things werewolf.

Hard realities often inspire fiction by Tracy Falbe. In New Religion the third novel of her Rys Rising epic fantasy series, her imagination delved into the brutal world of child soldiers.

Tracy Falbe creates her art with words and will be showcasing her nine fantasy novels at the AlmaCon artist alley. Opening Friday evening February 7th at Alma College, the Anime and Gaming convention offers Mid Michigan residents entertainment through the whole weekend.

The Werewolves in the Renaissance Blog Tour is on the hunt for tour hosts. Sign ups opened for bloggers on January 18th to join the tour promoting Tracy Falbe’s new release the historical paranormal fantasy Werelord Thal: A Renaissance Werewolf Tale.